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The current price of Adventure Gold is $0.1735 with a 1.66% change in the last 24 hours.
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Adventure Gold is the token of Adventure Gold DAO, the community organization that grew out of the 2021 Loot NFT experiment and today funds and operates a gaming ecosystem around it. AGLD is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum at 0x32353a6c91143bfd6c7d363b546e62a9a2489a20, and it also serves as the native gas asset of Adventure Layer, the DAO's own Ethereum layer 2 network.
That present-tense framing matters more than the origin story. AGLD is frequently described as an artifact of a viral 2021 NFT moment, which understates what the DAO has built since. A live check on 11 September 2026 found Adventure Layer mainnet at chain ID 9988 actively producing blocks.
Official sources:
Loot, released by Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann in August 2021, was a collection of 8,000 text-only bags of adventurer gear stored entirely on chain, with no art, no team and no stated roadmap. All bags were claimed within hours. Bags numbered 1 to 7777 were open to anyone; 7778 to 8000 were reserved for the deployer.
Adventure Gold was created shortly afterwards, in September 2021, by Will Papper, a co-founder of Syndicate. It was not issued by Hofmann and was never an official Loot project token. It was a community-issued currency airdropped at 10,000 AGLD per Loot bag, intended as a shared unit of account across whatever the community built on top of Loot.
The project's own whitepaper is explicit on a point that is often misreported: AGLD was redesigned away from being a governance token for Loot and toward being an incentivization token for the wider ecosystem. Adventure Gold DAO now holds a treasury, funds games and operates the chain infrastructure.
Three mechanisms describe how AGLD functions today:
The original claim contract
The token contract is a claim contract keyed to the Loot NFT at 0xff9c1b15b16263c61d017ee9f65c50e4ae0113d7. Functions such as claimById, claimAllForOwner and claimRangeForOwner mint a fixed amount per Loot token ID within a defined ID range. On-chain reads on 11 September 2026 returned 10,000 AGLD per token ID across IDs 1 to 8000, with the season counter at zero.
Chain infrastructure Adventure Gold DAO has operated rollup infrastructure for the ecosystem. An earlier iteration, Loot Chain, is described in project materials as an optimistic rollup operated through Caldera using Polygon for data availability. The current network published in the DAO's documentation is Adventure Layer, at mainnet chain ID 9988, with its own sequencer, bridge and explorer. At the time of writing the Adventure Layer endpoint responded and the older Loot Chain RPC endpoint did not.
In-game usage AGLD functions as an in-game resource and reward currency across titles in the ecosystem, in addition to paying gas on the DAO's own chain.
AGLD is used for:
This is where most published descriptions of AGLD are wrong, and the contract settles it.
A direct read of the Ethereum contract on 11 September 2026 returned the name Adventure Gold, eighteen decimals, and a total supply above the 80,000,000 that a single full claim season of 8,000 bags at 10,000 tokens each could produce. The contract exposes no cap() function and no burn function.
Scanning the deployed bytecode found owner-restricted functions including daoMint(uint256), daoSetSeason(uint256), daoSetAdventureGoldPerTokenId(uint256), daoSetTokenIdRange(uint256,uint256) and daoSetLootContractAddress(address). In plain terms, the contract owner can mint AGLD directly, can open a new claim season allowing Loot holders to claim again, can change how much each claim is worth, and can repoint the contract at a different NFT collection.
The practical conclusions are:
None of this means the DAO intends to dilute holders. It means the protection against dilution is governance, not code, and that is the honest way to state it.
AGLD is one of very few tokens that started as an unofficial, community-issued asset for a project that had no team and no treasury, and then acquired a functioning organization around it afterwards. The usual direction is the reverse. The DAO also built and runs its own chain with AGLD as the gas asset, which gives the token a use that does not depend on any single game succeeding.
Most gaming tokens are issued by a studio that also builds the flagship game, so the token's fate and the game's fate are the same. AGLD was issued to a community first and only later funded games, which spreads the dependency across several independent teams but also means no single team is accountable for adoption. Compared with larger gaming networks that run their own chains, Adventure Layer is a much smaller operation, and comparisons should be scaled accordingly.
Security operates at two levels. The AGLD token contract is a straightforward ERC-20 with claim logic, deployed in 2021 and running unchanged since; its main risk surface is the owner-restricted functions described above rather than a technical vulnerability.
Adventure Layer inherits security from Ethereum as a rollup, but like most small layer 2 networks it depends on a sequencer operated by a limited set of parties and on bridge contracts, which should be checked in the current documentation rather than assumed.
Adventure Gold is a durable case study in whether a community can sustain infrastructure without a company behind it. Loot shipped nothing except the primitive; AGLD, the DAO and the chain are all things the community added afterwards. Several years on, the chain is producing blocks and the DAO is funding games, which is a longer run than most 2021-era experiments managed.
AGLD trades on centralized exchanges and on Ethereum decentralized exchanges. Availability, pairs and regional access vary by venue.
AGLD is often available on:
Pairs are usually quoted against USDT or USD where supported.
AGLD can be held:
Confirm the network before any transfer. AGLD on Ethereum and AGLD on Adventure Layer are reached differently and a mistake can result in permanent loss.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Adventure Gold is $0.1735 with a 1.66% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $294,240 representing a 45.88% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Adventure Gold is $16,112,133, ranking #576 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Adventure Gold is $16,660,543, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 96,000,000 AGLD is in circulation.
Circulating: 92,840,001. Total: 92,840,001. Max: 96,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Adventure Gold traded between a low of $0.1669 and a high of $0.1774.
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