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The best AI dApps on Ethereum in 2026
We track 22 AI dApps that run on Ethereum and have reviewed 16 of them in full. Our top pick is ZyFAI. Each one is scored on security, ease of use, fees and features.
Ranked list
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ZyFAI
AI · Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum +2
ZyFAI is a self-custodial DeFi yield agent that moves deposits between vetted lending pools on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Sonic and Plasma. Its main selling point is limited-permission automation, but users still carry smart-contract and protocol risk.
ScoreScore 7.3 out of 10TVL $8.63M−5.3% - 2
MorpheusAI
AI · Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base
Morpheus is a decentralized AI network that pays daily MOR emissions to people who supply capital, compute, code and builder projects. It is a real working product with an OpenAI-compatible API, but returns and token value carry market risk.
ScoreScore 7.0 out of 10TVL $11.4M−32.1% - 3
Mind Network
AI · Ethereum, Scroll, BNB Chain +1
Mind Network builds fully homomorphic encryption infrastructure so AI agents and onchain apps can compute on encrypted data. Its newest product, x402z, targets confidential agent-to-agent payments, but listed on-chain TVL is small.
ScoreScore 6.8 out of 10TVL $24.6K−0.3% - 4
Velvet
AI · Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain +3
Velvet is a DeFi-AI platform that bundles a trading terminal, non-custodial portfolio vaults and developer tooling across several chains. It is broad in scope, but fees and audits are not published in the sources reviewed.
ScoreScore 6.5 out of 10TVL — - 5
Unibase
AI · Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base
Unibase is an AI-agent infrastructure project built around shared long-term memory, with separate protocols for identity, payments and data storage. Membase is free to start and does not require a wallet, but pricing for paid services and completed audit details are not published.
ScoreScore 6.5 out of 10TVL — - 6
Golem
AI · Ethereum
Golem is an open-source, peer-to-peer marketplace where people rent out spare computing power and pay in the GLM token. It suits technical users with rendering or compute jobs, but demand and current fees need checking.
ScoreScore 6.3 out of 10TVL — - 7
Infinite Trading Protocol
AI · Base, Optimism, Ethereum +4
Infinite Trading Protocol offers non-custodial vaults where AI agents and automations run trading and yield strategies across several EVM chains. TVL is small, so it suits users comfortable with early-stage DeFi risk.
ScoreScore 6.2 out of 10TVL $181K−4.5% - 8
Sentient
AI · Ethereum
Sentient is an AI research initiative aiming to build open-source AGI, with products called ROMA, GRID and Sentient Chat and a SENT token. It is a speculative AI-crypto project whose product claims are mostly reported by third parties.
ScoreScore 6.0 out of 10TVL — - 9
ChimpX AI DEX
AI · Boba, Linea, Solana +4
ChimpX began as a ve(3,3) DEX on Boba and Linea and now centres on Mojo AI, a chat-based assistant for swaps, bridges and limit orders. It is an easy interface, but audits, team and fees are not published.
ScoreScore 5.5 out of 10TVL $132K−0.0% - 10
Mindai
AI · Ethereum
MindAI is an AI service ecosystem available through web and Telegram, with an MDAI token on Ethereum. Its listed tools and model claims are broad, while pricing, token utility and audit details need clarification.
ScoreScore 5.5 out of 10TVL — - 11
Virtual Protocol
AI · Ethereum
Virtuals Protocol is an onchain platform for creating, tokenizing and co-owning AI agents, with its VIRTUAL token used across the ecosystem. It suits readers who want to understand the AI-agent token category, but the token is volatile and key details are not clearly published.
ScoreScore 5.2 out of 10TVL — - 12
Yala
AI · Bitcoin, Ethereum
Yala's current site presents an AI agent that turns market and on-chain signals into fair-value probabilities. Its roadmap and product access are not fully clear, and its current description differs from older protocol listings.
ScoreScore 5.0 out of 10TVL $2.18M−4.0% - 13
Sail.Money
AI · Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum
Sail is an open-source protocol and local agent harness that lets a user run an AI agent inside a self-custodied onchain account, with the chain enforcing the permissions the user signs. It is aimed at technically capable users who want automated stablecoin yield strategies across Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum.
ScoreScore 5.0 out of 10TVL $0 - 14
Quack Ai
AI · Ethereum, BNB Chain
Quack AI is an AI-focused crypto project with a Q token on Ethereum and BNB Chain. It aims at AI-assisted DAO governance and, per one directory listing, gasless payment and identity rails for AI agents; the token is highly volatile.
ScoreScore 5.0 out of 10TVL — - 15
Numerai
AI · Ethereum
Numerai is a hedge fund that crowdsources stock market prediction models from data scientists and pays them in its NMR token. It suits readers who want to understand a crypto-linked quant project, and it carries the risks of both a volatile token and an unaudited, self-reported track record.
ScoreScore 4.8 out of 10TVL — - 16
Heyanon
AI · Ethereum
HeyAnon is an AI-powered DeFi tool that lets users describe a swap, bridge, stake or borrow in plain language and then routes it through existing protocols. It suits people who find DeFi interfaces hard to use, but its audit status, fee schedule and team details are not published in the material available.
ScoreScore 4.8 out of 10TVL — - 17
Nucleus
AI · Plume, Ethereum, Arbitrum +1
Nucleus.com describes an AI phone-agent service for business calls, but its relationship to a separately listed on-chain yield provider is unclear.
ScoreNot rated yetTVL $6.57M−10.4% - 18
Genius
AI · Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche +2
Genius describes itself as a beta financial AI for savings and passive income, with GENI and mining features in its plans. The investment mechanism and key user terms are not explained.
ScoreNot rated yetTVL $24+0.3% - 19
NeuralAI
AI · Ethereum
NeuralAI is described as an AI game-creation toolkit; its website currently presents Ryft, a browser platform for playing and creating AI-made games.
ScoreNot rated yetTVL $0 - 20
Corgiai
AI · Ethereum
CorgiAI describes itself as a crypto community aiming to use AI to support play and connection. Its documentation lists a CORGIAI token, vaults, a creator tool, and NFT features, but offers limited detail on how they work.
ScoreNot rated yetTVL — - 21
Xgpt Ai
AI · Ethereum
XGPT AI is described as a conversational crypto assistant available as a mobile app, with an associated token listed on Ethereum. Its specific capabilities and safeguards are not clear, so users should verify what it can do before relying on it.
ScoreNot rated yetTVL — - 22
Revoai
AI · Ethereum
Revoai is associated with a token called REVOAI and brief claims about AI solutions, but its product and official channels are unclear. Treat it as an unverified project until those details can be confirmed.
ScoreNot rated yetTVL —
AI dApps on Ethereum: the numbers
- Tracked
- 22
- Reviewed
- 22
- Total TVL
- $29.1M
- Avg. score
- 5.8/10
There are 22 AI dApps on Ethereum in the DappsAtlas index. Every one of them has a full review. The 8 that report TVL hold $29.1M between them, counting value on every chain they support. MorpheusAI is the clear leader, holding 39% of it. The five largest make up 99% of the total; the median is $181K.
Ranked by TVL, MorpheusAI ($11.4M), ZyFAI ($8.63M) and Nucleus ($6.57M) lead the field. On DappsAtlas scores, ZyFAI ranks first at 7.3/10, ahead of MorpheusAI (7.0) and Mind Network (6.8). The 16 rated AI dApps average 5.8/10, and none scores 8 or above yet.
Beyond Ethereum, these AI dApps most often also run on Base (7), Arbitrum (6) and BNB Chain (6). All 18 with a confirmed status are active. Over the last seven days, combined TVL fell 18.8%. MorpheusAI dropped the most (−32.1%).
Largest by TVL
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MorpheusAI$11.4M
- 2
ZyFAI$8.63M
- 3
Nucleus$6.57M
- 4
Yala$2.18M
- 5
Infinite Trading Protocol$181K
Highest rated
- 1
- 2
- 3
Mind Network6.8
- 4Velvet6.5
- 5
Unibase6.5
Method
How we ranked them
Reviewed dApps come first. Each DappsAtlas review scores security, ease of use, fees and features from 0 to 10 using public facts such as audits, documentation and on-chain data; the overall score orders the list, with total value locked as the tie-breaker. Projects we have not reviewed yet follow, ordered by total value locked. Scores are never sold.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the largest AI dApp on Ethereum by TVL?
MorpheusAI is the largest AI dApp on Ethereum by total value locked, with $11.4M across all the chains it supports. It is followed by ZyFAI ($8.63M) and Nucleus ($6.57M). TVL figures come from DefiLlama and change daily.
Which AI dApp on Ethereum has the highest DappsAtlas score?
ZyFAI has the highest score at 7.3/10, ahead of MorpheusAI (7.0) and Mind Network (6.8). Scores weigh security, ease of use, fees and features, and are based only on facts we could verify.
How many AI dApps on Ethereum has DappsAtlas reviewed?
DappsAtlas tracks 22 AI dApps on Ethereum. Of these, 22 have a full review and 8 report value locked, $29.1M in total, counting value on every chain they support.
Which AI dApps on Ethereum grew the most this week?
Among AI dApps with at least $1M locked, MorpheusAI the biggest drop (−32.1%). Combined TVL moved −18.8% over the same seven days.
What is the average score for AI dApps on Ethereum?
The 16 rated AI dApps on Ethereum average 5.8 out of 10. Of these, 0 score 8 or higher and 2 score below 5.