Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

Fetch.ai keeps releasing products, including FetchCoder V2 in January 2026 and its ASI:One agent platform. But Ocean Protocol withdrew from the alliance in October 2025, and Fetch.ai's CEO accused it of moving about 286 million FET without disclosure.

• Fetch.ai Launches FetchCoder V2 (Fetch.ai blog)
• Ocean Protocol withdraws from AI token alliance with Fetch.ai and SingularityNET (The Block)
• Ocean, Fetch.ai Dispute Erupts Into Legal Threats (Cointelegraph)

About 286 million FET, roughly a tenth of supply, was at the centre of the dispute with Ocean Protocol, showing how concentrated holdings can move the market. Coinbase declined to support the 2024 token migration. No ETF holding FET was found.

• Fetch.ai offers to drop lawsuit if Ocean Protocol returns 286M FET tokens (Cointelegraph)
• Coinbase decides not to support ASI token migration amid AI protocol merger (The Block)

Total supply is about 2.71 billion FET, with about 2.31 billion circulating in October 2026. The native Fetch.ai chain reported 3% annual inflation, which funds staking rewards.

• ASI token (FET): ASI Alliance
• CoinGecko API: Artificial Superintelligence Alliance
• Fetch.ai mainnet REST API: inflation

The Fetch.ai mainnet runs with up to 91 validators and slashes 10% of stake for double-signing. FET is used for agent registration, AI services and compute, but data is insufficient on transaction volume or service revenue.

• Fetch.ai mainnet REST API: staking parameters
• Fetch.ai mainnet REST API: slashing parameters
• ASI token (FET): ASI Alliance