ALI Token (Artificial Liquid Intelligence): Uses and Risks

ALI is the token associated with Artificial Liquid Intelligence, a project built by Alethea AI. The project describes itself as a decentralized protocol for creating an Intelligent Metaverse, where interactive and intelligent NFTs, called iNFTs, can respond, interact and be trained. Alethea AI says it originated the iNFT standard and aims to combine AI animation, interaction and generative AI features with NFTs. The project's main world is called Noah's Ark. Public search summaries describe ALI as an ERC-20 utility token, which means it follows the Ethereum token standard and is used inside the project's own protocol. Project descriptions are written by the team, so their claims about future plans should be read as goals rather than confirmed results. Readers should check the project's own materials and independent sources before relying on any description here.

According to public descriptions, ALI is used within the Alethea AI protocol. The most consistent description is that it is used to mint and upgrade intelligent NFTs, and to take part in the network's activity. Some summaries also say it supports staking, transactions and providing liquidity, and it is listed under governance in some category data, which suggests holders may have a say in decisions. These uses are described in general terms and the exact mechanics, fees, rewards and voting rules are not covered in the data available here. A token's listed use case does not guarantee demand for it. Anyone considering the token should look for current documentation that explains how it is actually spent, earned and governed, since those details can change over time.

As of 2026-11-05, the approximate figures in the data were a price of about $0.00104 per token, a market capitalization of about $10.3 million, and roughly $72,000 in trading volume over 24 hours. The token ranked around 1234th by market capitalization. Its circulating supply was about 9.87 billion, with total and maximum supply figures nearly identical at the same level. The all-time high was about $0.20 on 2022-04-01, and the all-time low was about $0.00093 on 2026-07-09. Over the past seven days the price was down about 5.8 percent, and over the past year it was down about 68 percent. Prices and volumes change constantly and differ between sources, so these figures are only a snapshot and not a basis for any buying or selling decision.

The data lists ALI as issued on Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Cronos and Solana. Being issued on several chains means that copies of the token exist on different networks, usually as wrapped or bridged versions that follow each chain's own token standard. It is not a native token of any of these chains, since the native token list in the data is empty. Each version has its own contract address, and copies on different networks are not always interchangeable without a bridge. Before sending or receiving ALI, check which network the wallet and the receiving platform use. Sending a token on the wrong network can cause loss of funds. The category data also places the token within several ecosystem groups, but being in an ecosystem group does not show how deeply the token is integrated with any particular chain.

Several risks apply to ALI. The market is small, with a market capitalization in the low millions of dollars and modest daily trading volume, so prices can move sharply on limited trades. The price has fallen a long way from its 2022 high, and the data shows a new low in mid 2026, which signals a weak trend but does not predict future prices. Multi-chain issuance adds bridge and wrong-network risk. Project-specific risks include dependence on the success of the Alethea AI team and on demand for iNFTs, which is an unproven and changing market. Launch details and consensus information are not confirmed in the data. To check a holding, read the project's official documentation, confirm the contract address on each chain, store tokens in a wallet you control, and never share your recovery phrase. This page is for general information only and is not financial advice.