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AGI: The Valley — 500,000 $AGI a Day at Genesis on Aug 3

The browser MMORPG where NPC kills drop coins backed 1:1 by $AGI — and the full year-one emission schedule

AAGI TeamJuly 31, 20264 min read

AGI: The Valley starts its published emission schedule on August 3 at 00:00 EET. That is genesis: the first day of a year-one track that opens at 500,000 $AGI per day — 20 times the long-term rate — and only steps down from there. This post covers what the Valley is, how in-game coins become tokens in your wallet, and every number in the schedule.

A real MMORPG in the browser

The Valley is a 2D tile-based MMORPG in the RuneScape Classic mold, live now at /game/valley as part of Alien Goats Invasion. There is nothing to install. You walk a shared map alongside other players, fight NPCs with a melee system built around a commitment mechanic, and train skills: woodcutting, firemaking, fishing, cooking, hitpoints. There are shops, player-to-player trading, and public chat. Banking carries real stakes — coins in your backpack scatter on the ground when you die, while coins in your bank vault survive. The Mission Street Arcade even runs the original merge game as an in-world cabinet.

Any connected Solana wallet can play. Alien Goat holders unlock goat-signature gear with stat bonuses, and their rarest goat becomes their map sprite — but the Valley itself is open.

Coins that leave the game

Valley Coins are backed 1:1 by $AGI held in an on-chain vault. Silicon Valley Bank booths inside the game handle both directions: deposit $AGI to top up your coin balance, or cash coins out to your wallet. Coins dropped by NPCs and paid by shop buy-backs are real emission from that vault — loot 79 coins off a boss and that is 79 $AGI of backing in your balance, withdrawable at a booth once you cross the 250-coin cash-out minimum.

The drop economy

Every NPC kill has a 60% chance to drop coins, rolling between 0.8x and 3x the NPC's combat level. Low-level NPCs pay pocket change; the top of the bestiary is where the coins concentrate. The current apex is The Board Member, a combat level 69 boss averaging about 79 coins per kill. The full drop table is published on the wiki, monster by monster, next to the emission section.

The year-one emission schedule

Genesis is August 3 at 00:00 EET. The genesis month budgets up to 500,000 $AGI per day — 20 times the long-term tail rate — and every month after steps down on a published track:

Month	Daily budget ($AGI)
1	500,000
2	350,000
3	250,000
4	200,000
5	150,000
6	125,000
7	100,000
8	80,000
9	65,000
10	55,000
11	45,000
12	35,000
13+	25,000

The schedule is down-only. It is never re-raised, and it is never cut mid-month. Year one totals exactly 59,645,000 $AGI, about 5.96% of the 1B supply, and the first quarter's funding — 33,750,000 $AGI — is already sitting in the vault on-chain.

Each day's pool unlocks in hourly slices: 1/24 of the budget per EET hour, cumulative, with unclaimed coins rolling forward through the day. Nobody drains the whole pool at midnight and logs off. Whatever a day leaves unclaimed expires at midnight EET and never mints.

No per-account cap: grind more, earn more

There is no per-account daily cap. Hours in the Valley decide what you carry out of it. Two rules shape the field:

Accounts that have never deposited earn coins at 0.2x. A single deposit of 50 $AGI or more lifts the rate to full — permanently.
One fair-launch rule sits in reserve, published before genesis: a per-account cap of 25% of the day's pool may be switched on, but only if a single account repeatedly captures the entire pool. It is off at launch.

Budgets, not payouts

Every number above is a maximum budget, not a promised payout. Daily pools are "up to" figures released gradually through the day; coins nobody claims never mint, and unclaimed budget expires nightly. The down-only monthly schedule is the fixed commitment — rates, caps, and minimums around it follow pre-published fair-play rules, and the coin economy can pause for maintenance or security with balances staying recorded. The fine print lives in the terms, and the live tables live on the wiki.

How to start

Connect a Solana wallet, open /game/valley, and walk out of town. Kill something, loot the coins, and bank them before something kills you back. When you want the tokens, find a Silicon Valley Bank booth and cash out. The live drop table and the full emission table are on the wiki.

Genesis lands August 3 at 00:00 EET. The first 500,000 $AGI day starts the clock.

The old prize pools are retired

One housekeeping note. The legacy daily and weekly prize pools from the merge game are retired — Valley drops replace them as the way $AGI reaches players. Anything already awarded stays claimable at /claim. The arcade cabinet on Mission Street keeps the merge game itself alive inside the Valley.

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