UnifAI Network

On 2025-10-29, address 0x79172a…a8A1 deployed UAI in BSC block 66,276,089. The constructor created 1,000,000,000 tokens and sent every unit to 0x7e73bf…8840. KuCoin opened UAI/USDT trading eight days later, on 2025-11-06, using the same BSC contract.

The verified source is unusually narrow. UaiToken inherits OpenZeppelin ERC-20 Permit and adds no owner. There is no later mint, public burn, transfer tax, pause, blacklist, proxy upgrade or bridge method. Signed permit approvals are the only extension beyond ordinary ERC-20 movement.

That closes one risk and exposes another. Code cannot inflate the supply, but it also cannot enforce how the initial recipient divides it. Unlocks, treasury sales and ecosystem grants live in wallet custody or separate contracts, so the important control map begins where this token's ABI ends.

UnifAI's usable product starts with a sentence rather than a token. A user writes a trigger and an action, chooses a Solana or EVM wallet, funds it and receives execution reports. Developers install an SDK, obtain API keys, and either search dynamic tools or pin a toolkit and action set.

The fee page gives that workflow concrete prices. On-chain swaps carry 0.5%; Meteora strategies list a 0.5% swap fee and a 5% claimed fee; several other strategies list zero. Referrers receive 10% of the transaction fees paid by their referred users during the first year; strategy creators receive 30% of the transaction fees from all wallets copying their strategies. Those rewards go to a hosted wallet as USDC or SOL, with points used for agent fees or airdrops.

UAI is absent from those operational instructions. That does not prove it will never be charged or rewarded. It means the product can be described today without inserting an unsupported token hop, while the claim that UAI powers all interactions remains a separate design statement.

The allocation table is exact: 5.35% investors, 7% liquidity, 20% protocol development, 20.75% foundation and treasury, 15% team and advisors, 18.57% marketing, and 13.33% ecosystem and community. Together they account for the full billion tokens.

The vesting page says investor and team tokens release over multiple years and shows cumulative supply from the token generation event (TGE) through Year 4. CoinYQ did not identify exact initial lockup periods by category, monthly amounts, beneficiary addresses or vesting contracts in the reviewed materials. The chart is a plan, not a reconciled release ledger.

The token page assigns UAI service access, governance, staking and reputation, plus fee sharing for contributors and service providers. In the official materials reviewed, CoinYQ did not identify a staking contract, voting portal, quorum, proposal threshold, delegation system, reward formula or fee-routing address. Those intended roles therefore remain distinct from procedures that this review could verify as deployed.

An agent that trades needs signing power, and UnifAI's own pages describe that boundary three ways. The DeFi FAQ calls the Privy wallet custodial and says keys are securely stored outside the team's access. The strategy tutorial tells a user how to reveal and export the private key. The Polymarket FAQ says the browser-to-Privy export is end-to-end encrypted and assets remain under user control.

Those statements may describe different wallet modes or an imprecise use of custody, but the documentation does not reconcile them. The safe conclusion is procedural: users interact with a hosted interface and Privy-managed key system, can be offered export, and must verify the recovery and authorization model that applies to their account before allowing autonomous trades.

The legal boundary is thinner still. The token page expressly rejects equity and ownership. CoinYQ found no issuer-specific token terms in the official documentation that grant redemption, treasury ownership, company profits or guaranteed fee distributions. UAI's most defensible biography therefore ends with two separate objects: a fixed token whose code is clear, and an agent service whose relationship to that token remains unfinished in public evidence.