Artificial Superintelligence Alliance  

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What is the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) coin?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) powers a decentralized AI network — coordinating autonomous agents, compute marketplaces and data sharing as an alternative to Big Tech-controlled AI. Artificial Superintelligence Alliance formed in 2024 through the merger of Fetch.ai, SingularityNET and Ocean Protocol, with CUDOS joining later. FET is the native Ethereum ERC-20 token representing the combined alliance. DropsTab classifies FET under Infrastructure, with AI, AI Agents and Cosmos Ecosystem tags.

Is FET the same as Fetch.ai?

FET is not Fetch.ai alone — FET now represents the whole Artificial Superintelligence Alliance. FET originated as Fetch.ai's ticker before the 2024 token merger consolidated Fetch.ai, SingularityNET (AGIX) and Ocean Protocol (OCEAN) holders into one asset. Per DropsTab allocation data, AGIX Migration accounts for 31.9% of supply and OCEAN Migration 22.5%. FET remains the live, authoritative tradable ticker for the merged alliance.

Will FET be renamed to ASI, and when?

A 1:1 rename of FET to the ASI ticker was announced alongside the July 2024 token merger, but the rename has not been completed as of September 2026. FET remains the live, authoritative trading symbol. Holders trade under FET, not ASI. No confirmed completion date for the ASI ticker switch appears in public documentation, so FET stays the correct ticker to reference.

How large is FET's total supply?

FET has a fixed maximum supply of 2,719,493,897 tokens. FET total supply already sits near that cap, as the token is over six years past its February 2019 TGE — roughly 99.8% is issued. FET is an Ethereum ERC-20, also bridged to BNB Smart Chain and a Cosmos-SDK native chain. The two largest allocations are the AGIX and OCEAN merger migrations, at 31.9% and 22.5%.

What does FET's vesting schedule mean for investors?

Remaining FET unlocks pose limited near-term sell pressure. FET reached its February 2019 TGE over six years ago, and total supply already stands near its maximum — leaving scheduled unlocks small relative to circulating supply. According to DropsTab vesting data, 5,237 unlock events span 15 allocations, with residual emission coming mainly from daily Mining Rewards and Foundation tranches rather than a large single cliff. No major upcoming cliff was identified.

How do you stake FET and earn rewards?

Staking runs on the Fetch.ai native chain (a Cosmos-SDK network) through delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS): holders delegate FET to a validator that secures the chain and shares block rewards. Delegation is handled in the ASI Alliance Wallet, where you pick a validator and stake. Rewards are variable — set by protocol issuance minus each validator's commission, not a fixed rate. Unstaking carries a 21-day unbonding period during which tokens stay locked and earn nothing, while re-delegation to a different validator is instant. Ethereum ERC-20 FET cannot be staked directly; it must first be bridged to the native chain.

Who backed FET?

Seven recorded rounds funded FET. According to DropsTab fundraising data, FET's largest raise was $40M in March 2023, led by Tier-1 investor DWF Labs at a $250M pre-money valuation. Earlier backing came from a December 2017 seed round of $2.06M led by Outlier Ventures, plus three 2018 SAFT series and a $6M Binance Launchpad public sale in February 2019 at $0.0867.

What does FET's fundraising signal about project maturity?

FET's funding profile signals a mature, widely distributed project rather than an early-stage raise. FET's seed and SAFT investor allocations have been fully unlocked for years, and no single VC is disclosed holding over 20% of supply — limiting single-holder concentration risk. The DWF Labs round of $40M added strategic capital in 2023, years after the 2019 TGE, funding the alliance's AI expansion rather than an initial launch.

Where does FET trade — CEX or DEX?

Dozens of venues list FET across a broad centralized-exchange (CEX) and decentralized-exchange (DEX) split. Major spot listings include Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Bybit, with core pairs FET/USDT, FET/USDC and FET/USD plus fiat pairs. A deep derivatives market covers Binance Futures, OKX, Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures perpetuals. DEX liquidity sits on Uniswap v3, PancakeSwap and Osmosis. FET liquidity concentrates on Tier-1 CEXs.