What is the current price of Artificial Liquid Intelligence?
The current price of Artificial Liquid Intelligence is $0.001228 with a 1.32% change in the last 24 hours.
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Artificial Liquid Intelligence (ALI) is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum that serves as the utility and governance asset of the AI Protocol, the open framework published by the studio formerly branded Alethea AI and now operating as Alethia AI. The project's core idea is that AI characters and AI agents should be ownable, tradable, and upgradeable on-chain rather than locked inside a single company's account system.
ALI is not a blockchain. It is a token contract at 0x6B0b3a982b4634aC68dD83a4DBF02311cE324181 on Ethereum mainnet. A live read of that contract on September 11, 2026 returned the name "Artificial Liquid Intelligence Token", the symbol ALI, and 18 decimals, which confirms the identity of the asset independently of any listing page.
Official sources:
Alethea AI was founded by Arif Khan, who continues to lead the company. The studio became visible in 2021 through intelligent NFTs, or iNFTs, which pair an NFT with an AI personality, and it launched the ALI token on Ethereum later that year. The token contract records its first supply entry at Ethereum block 13,405,500, mined on October 12, 2021, when 10,000,000,000 ALI were created.
In 2023 the studio shipped CharacterGPT, a text-to-character system for generating interactive digital beings, and in 2025 it introduced the EMOTE-1 engine for real-time expression, gesture, and voice. The company's original domain, alethea.ai, now issues a permanent redirect to alethia.ai, where the business is presented as Alethia AI and is positioned around AI video agents, digital twins, and enterprise agentic workflows. Token-facing material has moved to the AI Protocol documentation rather than the corporate site.
ALI has no consensus of its own. It inherits Ethereum's security and settlement, and its behavior is defined entirely by the token contract, whose verified source is a custom implementation called AliERC20v2 compiled with Solidity 0.8.7. That contract is considerably richer than a plain ERC-20:
Role-gated issuance and destruction
The contract exposes mint(address,uint256) and burn(address,uint256), restricted to holders of ROLE_TOKEN_CREATOR and ROLE_TOKEN_DESTROYER. ALI is therefore not a fixed-supply token by construction, whatever a summary page may say.
On-chain voting power
The contract tracks votingPowerOf, delegate, and a full votingPowerHistory, so governance weight can be snapshotted at a past block rather than read at the moment of a vote.
Feature flags Behavior such as transfers, transfers on behalf, own burns, EIP-2612 permits, EIP-3009 authorizations, and ERC-1363 approvals is individually switchable through a features bitmask held by an access manager.
The distinguishing choice is that intelligence is treated as a transferable asset. Rather than selling access to a hosted character, the design fuses a personality into an NFT so it can be sold, gifted, or composed with other applications. The token contract reinforces that intent with delegation and snapshot voting built in at the token layer, which is unusual for a project of this size and means governance does not depend on a separate wrapper contract.
Compared with compute and inference networks, ALI sits at a different layer. Networks that sell GPU time or model inference are infrastructure markets with measurable units of work. ALI is closer to a content and identity layer: the asset being traded is a character with memory and personality, and the economics follow creation and engagement rather than compute throughput. That makes the value case more dependent on consumer adoption of AI characters than on enterprise compute demand.
ALI settles on Ethereum, so double-spend resistance and finality come from Ethereum's proof-of-stake validator set. The risks specific to ALI are contract-level rather than consensus-level. The contract's verified source is public and the implementation is not behind an upgradeable proxy, but privileged roles can mint, destroy, and toggle features including transfers themselves. Anyone sizing a position should treat the current role assignments as a live security question rather than a settled one.
ALI is one of the longer-running attempts to make AI personalities into owned, portable assets rather than rented accounts, and the contract still shows signs of active operation: the supply history records seven entries, the most recent at Ethereum block 25,510,336 on July 11, 2026, when total supply moved down again. Development has continued through CharacterGPT and EMOTE-1, so the honest summary is that the company is active and the token contract is maintained, while the token's role in the company's current commercial story has become less prominent.
ALI is an Ethereum ERC-20, so it can be acquired on centralized exchanges that list it and on Ethereum decentralized exchanges that hold ALI liquidity. Availability, pairs, and jurisdiction restrictions vary by venue.
ALI has appeared on several global centralized exchanges over its lifetime, but listings for mid-sized tokens change often. Rather than trusting a static list, verify on the exchange itself that ALI deposits and withdrawals are open on Ethereum, and confirm the contract address matches 0x6B0b3a982b4634aC68dD83a4DBF02311cE324181 before sending funds. Tickers reading ALI or similar exist on unrelated projects, which makes the contract address the only safe identifier.
After purchase, ALI can be held:
Always add the token by contract address rather than by searching the symbol, and confirm you are on Ethereum mainnet before a deposit or withdrawal.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Artificial Liquid Intelligence is $0.001228 with a 1.32% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $10,614.53 representing a 23.25% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Artificial Liquid Intelligence is $11,519,588, ranking #638 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Artificial Liquid Intelligence is $12,121,470, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 9,870,903,733 ALI is in circulation.
Circulating: 9,380,772,344. Total: 9,870,903,733. Max: 9,870,903,733.
In the last 24 hours, Artificial Liquid Intelligence traded between a low of $0.001195 and a high of $0.001245.
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