Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI)
Artificial Superintelligence Alliance is a collaborative open-source initiative focused on developing decentralized Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Established in April 2024, the alliance was formed through a tokenomic merger of Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol, with CUDOS subsequently joining as a network member.[1]
Ocean Protocol Foundation resigned from the corporate Alliance on October 9, 2025.[10][11]
概述
The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance operates with a mission to democratize decentralized AI, providing an open-source innovation stack designed to empower developers, enterprises, and researchers globally. This stack facilitates the creation of ethical, scalable, and innovative AI solutions, ensuring that advanced intelligence remains a shared and accessible resource for all. The alliance envisions building a decentralized Artificial Superintelligence through global collaboration, aiming to enable individuals to address significant global challenges by leveraging collective wisdom and diverse perspectives. This vision emphasizes transparency, inclusivity, and equitable access to ensure that revolutionary AI benefits humanity broadly.[1]
历史
The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI) was established through a tokenomic merger of Fetch.ai ($FET), SingularityNET ($AGIX), and Ocean Protocol ($OCEAN), integrating decentralized AI, data, and infrastructure efforts under a unified framework. The initiative launched in mid-2024 with a token migration process that consolidated $AGIX and $OCEAN tokens into the Fetch.ai ($FET) ecosystem on Ethereum.
In October 2024, CUDOS joined the Alliance, contributing decentralized GPU compute capabilities and further enhancing the Alliance’s multi-chain infrastructure. This integration included validator redelegation and expanded the Alliance’s reach across various blockchain networks.
Ocean Protocol Foundation resigned from the corporate Alliance on October 9, 2025.[10][11]
Together, the founding members bring a range of technical contributions, including work on multi-agent systems, tokenized data marketplaces, symbolic AI engines, and distributed computing platforms. Notable milestones include the deployment of ASI-1 Mini, a Web3-native language model; Qwello, a symbolic reasoning engine; and infrastructure supporting cross-chain AI agents, compute, and knowledge sharing.[4]
Alliance Members
- Fetch.ai: A founding member and current member, Fetch.ai specializes in building a decentralized machine learning network that enables autonomous economic agents to perform tasks and provide services. Its contributions include agent-based AI systems and a decentralized digital economy
- SingularityNET: A founding member and current member, SingularityNET is a decentralized platform and marketplace for AI services. It focuses on creating and deploying AI algorithms and applications, with a strong emphasis on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) research and development
- CUDOS: Joining as a network member, CUDOS contributes decentralized cloud computing resources. Its infrastructure supports the high computational demands of AI models and decentralized applications, enhancing the alliance's capabilities in scalable compute[1][4]
Ocean Protocol’s Withdrawal
On October 9, 2025, Ocean Protocol Foundation said it was leaving the Alliance, withdrawing its directors and resigning as a member. It said 81% of OCEAN supply had converted to FET since July 2024, with 270 million OCEAN still unconverted among 37,334 holders. Ocean said it would pursue independent OCEAN token economics and fund future development independently, directing some profits from Ocean-derived spin-outs to OCEAN buybacks and burns.[10]
The Alliance board separately confirmed the resignation.[12]
September 2026 Converter and Bridge Incident
On September 20, 2026, the Alliance said an unauthorized party had withdrawn approximately $1.56 million in FET from the converter. It said treasury and exchange wallets, and FET held in users’ own wallets or on exchanges, were not affected, and that a full report would follow after the investigation.[13]
Fetch.ai said its own contracts were not affected. It attributed the attack to SingularityNET bridge infrastructure and said AGIX-to-FET conversion and its Ethereum-side bridge were paused as a precaution.[14]
SingularityNET later said an unauthorized party had accessed part of its cloud infrastructure and used it to mint tokens and withdraw assets through bridge infrastructure.[15]
产品
ASI-1 Mini LLM
This is described as the world's first Web3 Large Language Model (LLM) specifically designed for agentic AI, enabling advanced natural language processing capabilities within decentralized applications. It is now part of the broader ASI:One model family.[2][6]
Agentverse
Agentverse is a platform for creating and hosting new agents or registering externally developed agents. Registered agents are indexed in the Almanac and can be discovered through the marketplace and ASI:One. Agent profiles and README files or keywords can support discovery.[24][25]
A user query in ASI:One can be routed to a relevant registered agent function, and its result used in ASI:One’s response. Hosted agents are managed in Agentverse, while external agents can use their own endpoint and infrastructure.[25][26]
ASI Wallet
The ASI Wallet, previously known as the Fetch Wallet, is the official non-custodial wallet developed by Fetch.ai for the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance. It enables users to securely manage ASI tokens and interact with decentralized applications across the Fetch.ai, Cosmos, and other supported networks.[8]
Tokenomics ($FET)
The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance is powered by the FET token, which serves as the unified cryptocurrency for its ecosystem. The FET token was established through a community-approved tokenomic merger that combined the native tokens of Fetch.ai ($FET), SingularityNET ($AGIX), and Ocean Protocol ($OCEAN). This consolidation aimed to create a single economic backbone for the alliance's infrastructure and applications.[5]
FET is the utility token of the Fetch.ai network and is used to pay network transaction fees and for services. FET facilitates interoperability across multiple chains, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Cosmos, Cardano, and Fetch.ai’s native network. The Alliance token continues to be identified and traded as FET; CoinGecko’s listing on November 10, 2026, identifies it as Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET). As of November 10, 2026, CoinGecko reported approximately 2.312 billion FET circulating and 2.714 billion total and maximum supply.[30][1][4][5][23]
