The market capitalization of AI Agent token has reached 26.9 billion US dollars, with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding 1.9 billion US dollars, Fartcoin leads the market
According to AI Agent Index data, the total market value of AI Agent-related tokens has reached 2.69 billion US dollars, with a 24-hour trading volume of 1.94 billion US dollars. FARTCOIN accounts for 21.62% of the market share.
The data shows that there are currently 95 active tokens being tracked, and the top four in terms of market value are:
Fartcoin: $582 million
Virtuals Protocol: $556 million
AI16Z: $229 million
FAI: $171 million
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