DeAgentAI (AIA): What It Is, Uses and Risks

DeAgentAI is an AI agent infrastructure project. Its stated aim is to help people create, deploy and coordinate autonomous agents in Web3. The project frames three core problems for agents: identity, continuity and consensus. It tries to address them through modular parts such as agent identity, memory, lifecycle management, consensus mechanisms and tool integration.

The ecosystem has two kinds of products. AlphaX is described as the first live product. It is an AI-driven prediction engine that gives short-term trend signals for BTC and ETH. The project claims over 70% accuracy for these signals, more than 401K daily active users, 17M+ total users and 192M+ on-chain transactions across Sui, BNB Chain and opBNB. These are the project's own figures and have not been checked here. CorrAI, a no-code quantitative strategy builder, and Truesights, an InfoFi platform, are listed as upcoming.

AIA is the ecosystem's token. It is issued on Sui and BNB Chain. It is not the native token of either chain.

According to the project, AIA is used to access services, stake for rewards, take part in governance and receive ecosystem incentives. Search summaries also say it can be used to access premium features in agent services.

The project also says a portion of its revenue goes to buying back AIA tokens and burning them. A buyback and burn can only support the price over time if the project earns enough revenue to fund it and the burns are carried out and verifiable. The amount of revenue and the burn schedule are not included publicly available here, so this part of the design should be read as a stated plan rather than a proven mechanism.

The main question for any utility token is whether people need it to use the product. For AIA, that depends on how much the AlphaX, CorrAI and Truesights products are used in practice, which is hard to judge from the information available.

The figures below are approximate values as of 2026-11-05 and will have changed by the time you read this.

• Price: about $0.065 USD
• Market cap: about $6.5M, ranked 1531
• Fully diluted valuation: about $64.9M
• 24-hour trading volume: about $1.2M
• Circulating supply: about 99.5M AIA
• Total and maximum supply: 1B AIA

At that time, about 10% of the maximum supply was in circulation. The price was down about 10% over seven days and about 97% over one year. The all-time high was $28.44 on 2025-11-07. The all-time low was about $0.0465 on 2026-06-25.

Because only about a tenth of the supply is circulating, the gap between market cap and fully diluted valuation is large. Future releases of tokens could add supply to the market, so the schedule of those releases matters.

AIA is issued on two chains: Sui and BNB Chain. The AlphaX product is described as running across Sui, BNB Chain and opBNB. Some public reporting shows AIA trading pages on Binance Alpha, and the project lists Binance Wallet, OKX Wallet and Sui Network as partners. A listing or wallet integration shows that a token can be bought or held in a given place. It does not show that the project is sound or that the token will hold value.

The project also names investors it says have backed it, including Web3.com Ventures, SNZ Capital, KuCoin Ventures, Vertex Capital, Valkyrie Fund and Momentum. These names come from the project's own description. They have not been independently confirmed on this page.

As a token issued on two chains, AIA also carries bridge and contract risk if it moves between networks. Check the official contract details on each chain before you trade or hold it.

AIA carries several risks that a reader should weigh before deciding anything.

First, the performance and user figures for AlphaX come from the project. The accuracy claim of over 70% is not explained here, and a prediction signal is not a guarantee of any outcome.

Second, the price has fallen sharply from its all-time high and was down about 97% over one year at the time of writing. Small-cap tokens can move a lot in either direction.

Third, the project does not include a token release or vesting schedule. Public reporting points to a tokenomics page, but its details are not available here. Future releases could add supply and pressure the price.

Fourth, the buyback and burn plan depends on revenue that is not verified here.

Finally, smart contract bugs, scams using the token name, and fake listings are common in this market. Keep private keys safe, use only official links you have checked yourself, and never send funds to anyone who contacts you first. Nothing on this page is financial advice.