AI Agents

VVV converts a Base token stake into Venice-run AI access, emissions and DIEM minting. The contract has no onchain supply cap; Venice controls capacity, models and burn schedules.

VIRTUAL is the pair, launch-fee and ve-governance asset around Virtuals’ agent-token markets—not a deed to an AI agent. Current launch classes, Genesis allocations, ACP’s 2025 switch to USDC payments, third-party IP terms and upgradeable admin contracts define where a holder’s rights stop.

FET remains the live native and ERC-20 asset behind the ASI brand. AGIX, OCEAN and CUDOS entered through different conversions, but Ocean later left; native staking and governance require action, and a token balance does not own AI models, data or compute.

Kite (KITE) is the utility and staking token of an EVM-compatible Avalanche-technology L1 for AI-agent payments. Its live Agent Passport gives software agents passkey-approved budgets and payment sessions, but Passport made Base its default settlement chain in July 2026, so using the product does not imply paying in KITE. KITE remains documented for native chain gas, validator and module staking, rewards and protocol governance. It grants no company ownership or redemption, while upgradeable staking contracts and owner-controlled cross-chain tokens preserve separate administrator powers.

OriginTrail is a multi-chain Decentralized Knowledge Graph whose node software stores and serves structured knowledge while contracts anchor selected records and allocate TRAC publishing fees. The original 500 million-supply Ethereum TRAC is bridged to active DKG chains; NeuroWeb uses NEURO for gas, and current V10 documentation lists Base and Gnosis—not NeuroWeb—as selectable mainnets.

AWE Network is the successor identity to STP, whose STPT token moved through a 1:1 surrender-and-claim process from Ethereum to a new AWE contract on Base. AWE now presents simulation software for autonomous AI-agent worlds; its token supplies voting power after delegation, while upgrades, migration claims and interface access retain distinct administrative controls.

Cortex Protocol CX is the multichain successor to SYN, convertible indefinitely at 1:5.5. It is not the PoW CTXC chain. CX allocates 1.64659 billion tokens and keeps supply and governance controls in role-bearing contracts while agent-gas status remains contradictory.

AI Rig Complex links ARC to Playgrounds’ actively maintained Rig framework, a proposed Ryzome service market and a 500 ARC Handshake application. The software is verifiable; the broader token economy remains only partly evidenced.

Talus links Sui contracts to offchain AI tools through Nexus. This biography fixes the exact US coin type, follows the project from framework to mainnet v2, and separates deployed code from future staking, governance and decentralization.

Concordium requires an approved off-chain identity before a regular account is created, then divides exceptional disclosure among courts, two of three Privacy Guardians and the identity provider. CCD is currently minted at 4% a year; holders elect seven of nine Governance Committee members, while the Foundation Board remains the final approver in the published framework.

Holoworld grew from Hologram Labs’ motion-tracked NFT avatars into AI characters, Ava Studio and HoloLaunch. HOLO arrived in 2025 with a 2.048 billion supply, eight allocation buckets and a BSC–Solana bridge.

DAPPOS began in 2022 by hiding chains and transaction steps behind an intent service. It later added yield-bearing Intent Assets and AI planning, then saw a DOS listing announced in 2026. DOS is separately issued and pausable; fees and node collateral were TGE-linked uses, but the reviewed evidence does not show every function is live.