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The current price of Assemble AI is $0.005693 with a 3.52% change in the last 24 hours.
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Assemble AI is the current identity of the project that launched as Assemble Protocol, and ASM is its token. The original product was a loyalty-point aggregation platform: fragmented reward points from different merchants would be converted into a single transferable token. The project has since repositioned around NS3, an AI-driven crypto news service that ingests articles from a set of established media sources, classifies them by importance, generates structured analysis and distributes the result in multiple languages through an application, RSS feeds and a business API.
ASM is an ERC-20 token deployed on two networks, Ethereum and Base. It is not a gas token and it does not secure a chain. Its documented role is to reward user participation inside NS3, primarily news sharing and quiz participation, with a points-to-token swap scheduled as a later step.
Development is ongoing rather than abandoned. The documentation carries a roadmap with items marked complete through the first half of 2026, including a major release of the NS3 application, a second version of the business news API and model upgrades, alongside a list of planned work for the second half of the year.
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A word of caution on names. The domain assemble.ai belongs to a separate enterprise software company with no connection to this token, and at least one unrelated contract on Base uses the name Assemble AI with a supply in the trillions. Always check an address against the project's own white paper before trading or adding a token to a wallet.
The project originated in South Korea and is associated with founder and chief executive Gyudo Park, whose other ventures were in online fashion commerce and membership services, which is where the original point-exchange concept came from. A portion of the initial supply was distributed through a token sale in 2020, and ASM subsequently gained listings on several large international exchanges.
The rebrand from Assemble Protocol to Assemble AI accompanied the shift from point exchange to AI news intelligence. A governance vote in April 2025 approved a revised token model that issued a second tranche of supply on Base and set out a vesting schedule running to 2030.
Collection and preprocessing The system aggregates articles and market data from a defined set of media sources, then normalizes that raw material into a structured format suitable for model input.
Classification and search Natural language processing extracts features from each article, ranks it by importance and routes queries across the corpus so the most relevant material surfaces.
Analysis generation Large language models produce summaries and structured analysis covering context, precedent and likely knock-on effects, which are then translated for multi-language delivery.
Distribution Output reaches users through a mobile and web application with push alerts, and reaches other platforms through RSS feeds covering the individual news stream, an importance-ranked top list, a daily market brief and a breaking-headline feed, plus a business API.
Reward loop Users who share stories through referral links, and users who answer quizzes generated from important stories, earn ASM. A points system feeds into this, with a points-to-ASM swap planned as a distinct release.
Supply deserves a careful explanation because it sits across two contracts with very different properties, and both can be read directly on-chain.
The Ethereum contract holds 1.5 billion ASM. It is an older, hand-written ERC-20 rather than a standard library implementation. It enforces its own ceiling through a maxTotalSupply value that reads exactly 1.5 billion, and the per-bucket issuance functions are capped individually. Its burn counter currently reads zero, meaning no tokens have been destroyed through the contract's own burn path. Importantly, the contract also has an owner and a transfer lock: transfer, approve and transferFrom all check an internal transferability flag, and the owner can call a lock function at any time, after which only the owner can move tokens until it is unlocked. The lock is currently off, but the capability is permanent and is a genuine risk to understand.
The Base contract holds the other 1.5 billion, bringing the documented total to 3 billion. It is a modern OpenZeppelin-style ERC-20 with permit and burn support, no mint function, no owner and no pause. Its supply was fixed at deployment and cannot be increased.
ASM is an application token, not a network token, so the useful comparison set is other data and AI service tokens:
There is no consensus layer to discuss. Security reduces to two things: the token contracts and the operational security of the platform.
On the contracts, the Base deployment is the simpler and safer of the two, with no privileged functions at all. The Ethereum deployment retains an owner with a global transfer-lock switch and a set of issuance functions bounded by hard-coded per-bucket caps, so a compromise of the owner key would be a serious event even though it could not inflate supply beyond the coded ceiling.
On the platform side, the roadmap lists anti-fraud work aimed at reward abuse, multi-account activity and bot traffic, plus web application firewall integration. That is the appropriate focus for a system whose token is earned through user actions, because the main attack surface is farming rather than contract exploitation.
Most tokens that rebranded toward artificial intelligence did so without shipping anything. This one has a documented product with public API specifications, a roadmap whose completed items can be checked against the live service, and distribution into platforms many readers already use. It is also a clean case study in why reading a token contract matters: two deployments of the same ticker have materially different risk profiles, and only one is a plain fixed-supply ERC-20.
ASM is available on several centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on both Ethereum and Base. Confirm which network a listing refers to before withdrawing, and confirm the contract address against the project's own white paper.
You can review listings and market context on the Assemble AI page on CoinRithm.
ASM gained listings on major international exchanges during its original Assemble Protocol phase and remains available on a number of them, with regional availability varying. At the time of writing, exchange support for the Base deployment was still expanding, so some venues may only credit the Ethereum version.
Because the two deployments are separate contracts rather than a bridged pair, do not assume tokens can be moved between Ethereum and Base without going through a venue that supports both.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Assemble AI is $0.005693 with a 3.52% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $32,378.11 representing a 21.07% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Assemble AI is $17,079,000, ranking #561 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Assemble AI is $17,079,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 3,000,000,000 ASM is in circulation.
Circulating: 3,000,000,000. Total: 3,000,000,000. Max: 3,000,000,000.
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