The deAI Ecosystem

The clearest reference point for investors who want protocol economics, not just AI branding.

TAO has a 21 million hard cap. Under Dynamic TAO, subnet alpha tokens also follow a 21 million cap.

Best read as an alliance and token-migration story, not a single-company moat.

Fetch.ai minted additional FET to support the exchange mechanism; the official merger docs define 1:1 FET-to-ASI and the AGIX/OCEAN conversion ratios.

A creator-first compute market that now matters to AI image generation as much as 3D rendering.

The official knowledge base describes Burn Mint Equilibrium rather than a simple fixed cap; the economics are driven by burns, emissions, and job demand.

Best positioned as a lower-cost, more flexible alternative to the conventional cloud supply chain.

AKT remains the network token; official roadmap and token pages show the transition toward BME, with ACT handling priced compute flows.

A straightforward infrastructure bet with unusually clear tokenomics and usage rails.

The official docs set a fixed max supply of 800 million IO, with 500 million at launch and 300 million emitted over 20 years.

Most useful as the infrastructure layer for data access and privacy-preserving AI.

Ocean’s official docs put OCEAN supply at approximately 270 million, with buybacks and burns expected to reduce it over time.