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The current price of SingularityNET is $0.6141
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SingularityNET is a decentralized marketplace and research organization for artificial intelligence, and AGIX was its native token for paying for AI services on that network. Since 1 July 2024, AGIX has been merging into FET as part of the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance, at an official rate of 1 AGIX to 0.433350 FET. Anyone holding AGIX today is therefore holding a legacy token whose economic future is tied to the alliance's merged token rather than to a standalone AGIX network.
SingularityNET's stated mission is to build decentralized, democratic and beneficial artificial general intelligence (AGI) that is not controlled by any single company or country. Its founding product was an open marketplace where developers publish AI services and anyone can call and pay for them. The 2019 whitepaper (version 2.0, February 2019) describes the goal of letting AI tools interoperate, so that, for example, a translation service and a text-to-speech service on the network could combine into a capability neither offers alone.
Today the official website presents the organization as "Research and Infrastructure for Decentralized AGI" and a founding member of the ASI Alliance, with products such as ASI:Cloud (GPU rental and model access), ASI:Chain (described as an AI-native layer 1) and ASI:Create (a platform for building AI agents).
SingularityNET was founded by Dr. Ben Goertzel, an AGI researcher who serves as CEO and Chief Scientist, with roboticist Dr. David Hanson, designer of Sophia the Robot, as co-founder. According to the whitepaper, the first version of the paper was written in fall 2017 before the network's initial token generation event, and the beta platform was released in February 2019. The current executive team listed on the site also includes Mario Casiraghi (CFO) and Sergey Shalyapin (CTO).
In 2024 SingularityNET joined Fetch.ai and Ocean Protocol in forming the ASI Alliance. The alliance's token merger update set Phase I to begin on 1 July 2024, consolidating AGIX and OCEAN into FET, with a later phase to move to an ASI ticker. The alliance's current website lists Fetch.ai, SingularityNET and CUDOS as its members.
The original platform is built around two Ethereum smart contracts:
AI providers run a sidecar daemon next to their service. It verifies payments against the escrow contract and translates requests, so AI developers do not need to handle blockchain code. A Marketplace dApp, a CLI and SDKs sit on top for users and developers. The whitepaper describes the design as blockchain-agnostic; AGIX was later also issued on Cardano.
Few crypto projects combine a working decentralized AI service marketplace with a long-running AGI research program. SingularityNET's roots in cognitive-architecture research and its association with a well-known humanoid robot gave it a distinctive profile, and it became one of the founding members of the ASI Alliance.
SingularityNET is an application network, not a base chain. Bittensor rewards miners for producing machine-learning output inside subnets, Ocean Protocol focuses on data sharing and data markets, and Render sells GPU rendering capacity. SingularityNET's focus has been service discovery and payments between AI providers and users, plus AGI research.
The Registry and escrow contracts inherit the security of Ethereum, and the Cardano version of AGIX inherits Cardano's. Payment channels limit on-chain exposure while the escrow ensures providers are paid only for valid, signed claims. Marketplace curation, as described in the whitepaper, involves due diligence on service owners before services appear in the dApp.
SingularityNET was one of the earliest attempts to put AI services on a public blockchain, and it remains one of the core organizations behind the ASI Alliance. Its history explains much of how the AI token sector is organized today.
Because AGIX has been merged into FET, most centralized exchanges have converted AGIX balances and list FET instead. AGIX may still trade on some decentralized venues on Ethereum or Cardano. Before buying AGIX, check the official conversion instructions from the ASI Alliance.
Exchange support for AGIX depends on how each platform handled the merger; many now list only the merged token. Confirm directly with the exchange.
Ethereum-based AGIX can be held in ERC-20 wallets such as MetaMask or hardware wallets; the contract can be checked on Etherscan. Cardano AGIX needs a Cardano wallet and can be checked on Cardanoscan.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of SingularityNET is $0.6141
The daily trading volume is $787,208
The market capitalization of SingularityNET is $785,192,784.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of SingularityNET is $1,228,200,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 2,000,000,000 AGIX is in circulation.
Circulating: 1,278,607,368. Total: 1,278,607,368. Max: 2,000,000,000.
AGIX/USDTTether USDT0.6141 USDT
Fetch.ai paused AGIX to FET conversions after an attacker exploited the SingularityNET bridge, while confirming that no Fetch.ai contracts were at risk.
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