Unstaked Secures 10.7M in Presale for Decentralized AI Agent Platform
Unstaked raises 10.7 million in presale funding for its decentralized AI agent platform, with UNSD tokens enabling autonomous community management.
Coin World | Saturday, Jun 28, 2025
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Unstaked, a groundbreaking project merging AI and blockchain, has successfully raised $10.7 million in its ongoing presale. The platform focuses on developing infrastructure for decentralized AI agents—autonomous programs designed to manage digital communities. The project's utility token, UNSD, serves as the backbone for deploying and operating these agents once the mainnet launches.
Token Utility and Economic Model
The UNSD token functions as the primary payment and access layer within Unstaked’s ecosystem. Unlike speculative assets, it enables users to deploy AI agents for tasks like:
- Onboarding users
- Moderating conversations
- Automating repetitive workflows across platforms such as Telegram, Discord, and DAO dashboards.
Agents operate on a subscription-based model, priced between $10 to $20 per month, depending on tier and complexity. This creates sustained demand for UNSD, fostering a native economy tied to agent usage.
Presale Structure and Projections
The presale is divided into 100 stages, with the token currently priced at $0.01209 in stage 22. The projected launch price is $0.1819, offering early participants a potential 2700% return. Over 1.1 billion UNSD tokens have already been sold, positioning Unstaked as a well-capitalized player in the AI x Web3 space.
Core Features and Roadmap
Unstaked emphasizes ownership and scalability, allowing users to deploy and customize AI agents on-chain. Key upcoming features include:
- AI agent deployment
- Task automation
- Agent evolution
- Monetization via an open marketplace
Developers can offer agent templates on this marketplace, earning a share of subscription revenue in UNSD. This model draws inspiration from open-source software ecosystems but applies it to intelligent automation.
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