Virtuals launches' 60 day 'framework to support low-risk tokenization attempts by founders Virtuals Protocol has officially launched the "60 day" framework, providing early project founders with a low-risk tokenization trial path. This framework allows founders to publicly build and test products within 60 days, validate market demand through user behavior, and accumulate funds through automatic capital formation (ACF), token trading fees (1% transaction tax, with 30% allocated to protocols and 70% allocated to founders), and optional growth allocation (GA). At the end of 60 days, the founder can choose to "commit" to continue the project, and funds and tokens will gradually be unlocked; If you choose 'no commitment', the project will be closed and all raised funds will be refunded to token holders through two mechanisms: Refund according to the holding ratio from the released ACF funds and founder transaction tax (accounting for 70% of the 1% transaction tax); Return the remaining VIRTUAL tokens from the liquidity pool according to the holding ratio. During the project, the founder can receive a maximum living allowance of $5000 every 30 days, sourced from transaction tax revenue and released ACF funds. If the founder chooses not to commit, all unreleased funds will be refunded to supporters. All 60 day projects were launched on the BASE network, and tokens were initially traded through a private pool with a cumulative trading volume of 42000 VIRTUAL before being transferred to the Uniswap V2 liquidity pool.