Limitus is a decentralized, AI-powered platform designed to integrate Web2 and Web3 systems into a unified ecosystem, enabling autonomous workflow automation and data management across various applications and devices, and is powered by the native cryptocurrency, LMT. It aims to bridge the gap between fragmented technologies by leveraging artificial intelligence to orchestrate tasks and provide real-time insights ^[1].

Overview

Technology has evolved through distinct phases, leading to fragmented systems where Web2, Web3, and AI operate largely in isolation. Web2 platforms are often centralized, controlling user data and access, while Web3, despite its decentralized promise, can be complex and fragmented. AI has emerged as a powerful tool but lacks deep integration into existing workflows. Limitus was developed to address this fragmentation by creating a unified layer where these technologies can interact seamlessly. The platform envisions a self-organizing system where intelligence flows freely, decisions are made autonomously, and actions are executed without manual intervention ^[1].

The core concept behind Limitus is to transform devices into autonomous operators capable of acting on behalf of the user. This is achieved through a modular AI architecture that can orchestrate workflows across diverse applications, networks, and devices, encompassing both centralized Web2 services and decentralized Web3 protocols. The system is designed to function autonomously, responding to inputs like voice commands and utilizing advanced AI models to determine optimal configurations for completing tasks ^[1].

Limitus emphasizes user control and privacy, offering both cloud-based and local deployment options. This allows users to choose how their data is handled and processed, ensuring that sensitive information can remain within their own network if desired. The platform's initial focus includes decentralized finance (DeFi) and trading automation, with planned expansion into productivity, market analysis, and intelligent workflow management across sectors such as finance, commerce, gaming, energy, and logistics ^[1].

Technology

LIMITUS operates through a three-layer architecture: Computation, Orchestration, and Execution ^[1].

• Computation: This layer utilizes fine-tuned Large Language Models (LLMs) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to synthesize structured and unstructured data from both Web2 and Web3 sources in real-time.
• Orchestration: This layer connects various APIs, wallets, and networks under a unified interface, enabling the automation of complex workflows that would otherwise require manual coordination.
• Execution: Tasks are designed to be completed locally on the user's device whenever possible. This approach aims to preserve user privacy and maintain control over data and decisions ^[1].

The platform supports two primary deployment architectures:

• Cloud Architecture: This setup uses a Kubernetes-managed infrastructure for scalable and secure AI inference and data retrieval. It incorporates encrypted pipelines, microservices, Redis for caching, and vector databases for real-time queries. For secure financial computations in the cloud, Homomorphic Encryption is used to process encrypted data.
• Local Architecture: This option allows users to deploy an LLM executable locally on their home network. It sets up a private LLM server using FAISS/SQLite for local vector searches and storage. A secure API endpoint is provided, accessible only within the local network, ensuring that all data processing and storage remain on the user's system. This setup prioritizes data sovereignty and enables offline capabilities.

LIMITUS is designed to integrate with multiple devices simultaneously, including PCs, Android phones, iPhones, and Macs, allowing users to manage tasks across connected devices from a single platform. ^{[1] [2] [7]}

Key Features

LIMITUS incorporates several features aimed at providing autonomous control and integrated functionality:

• Voice-Driven Automation: The platform utilizes a voice interface to allow users to issue commands and automate complex tasks and workflows without requiring technical skills ^[1].
• AI-Driven Insights: Leveraging fine-tuned AI models, LIMITUS analyzes data to provide real-time insights and support decision-making across various domains ^[2].
• Privacy-First Deployment: Users can choose between a secure cloud deployment with encrypted data handling or a local deployment that keeps all data within their home network, ensuring privacy and control ^[1].
• Seamless Integration: The platform connects with Web2 and Web3 systems, including multi-chain wallets like MetaMask, Phantom, and Solflare, to enable unified operations and automation ^[1].
• Real-Time Data Analysis: Advanced models fetch, analyze, and present real-time data for tasks such as market trend analysis or project updates ^[1].

Use Cases

Limitus is designed to automate tasks and workflows across various applications and industries. Examples of potential use cases include:

• DeFi Automation: Optimizing and executing cross-chain DeFi strategies, such as managing liquidity or capitalizing on market opportunities, potentially in the background.
• Token Intelligence: Summarizing information about specific tokens, including whitepapers, liquidity metrics, and chart analysis, to help identify potential entry and exit points.
• Dynamic Scheduling: Automatically reorganizing personal or professional schedules based on evolving priorities and managing communications like responding to emails.
• Workflow Automation: Managing day-to-day tasks such as emails, orders, calls, and reminders through a single voice-driven interface.
• Multi-Chain Wallet Management: Tracking, managing, and executing transactions across multiple blockchain wallets and networks from a unified platform.
• Trader Insights: Identifying high-performing traders and relevant discussions across social platforms like Telegram, Discord, and Twitter based on metrics such as accuracy and ROI.

The platform's applications are intended to expand beyond finance and productivity to include commerce, gaming, energy, and logistics. ^{[1] [5] [6]}

Tokenomics

The native cryptocurrency associated with the LIMITUS platform is LMT. As of June 2025, the LMT token has a circulating supply of approximately 830.13 million LMT out of a maximum supply of approximately 999.98 million LMT. The token is listed on various exchanges, including decentralized exchanges like Raydium and centralized exchanges like XT.COM, BVOX, WEEX, Hibt, and MEXC ^[3].

The token is primarily traded against pairs like SOL and USDT ^[3].

History

LIMITUS AI PTE. LTD. is the official operating and legal name for the company ^[1]. The project's social media presence on X (formerly Twitter) began in December 2024 ^[4]. The platform was introduced in December 2024 as an AI-powered automation platform connecting Web2 and Web3 ^[4]. A demo showcasing the platform's capability to autonomously add liquidity on the Solana blockchain via Jupiter Exchange and Raydium Protocol was shared in January 2025 ^[4].

Privacy and Security

Privacy is a core focus for LIMITUS, offering users options to control their data. The platform provides two deployment models: a secure cloud deployment and a local deployment. The local deployment allows the system to run entirely on the user's home network, keeping all data under their control ^[1].

In the cloud setup, LIMITUS employs Homomorphic Encryption for secure financial computations, allowing computations on encrypted data. Locally, computations are handled within the user's system, aiming for total privacy. The local deployment uses an executable to set up a private server with an API endpoint accessible only within the home network, ensuring data remains within the user's environment ^{[1] [2]}. The voice recognition feature is designed to activate only when a specific command or wake word is given, rather than continuously recording ^[1].