Unstaked Raises $10.7 Million in Presale for Decentralized AI Agents

Unstaked, a pioneering project at the intersection of AI and blockchain, is making significant strides with its ongoing presale, which has already raised over $10.7 million. The project is focused on building actual infrastructure for decentralized AI agents, which are autonomous programs designed to manage digital communities. The utility token, UNSD, is central to the functioning of this ecosystem, enabling users to deploy and operate these AI agents once the mainnet is live.

The UNSD token serves as the core payment and access layer within Unstaked’s platform. Unlike traditional speculative assets, UNSD is designed to enable users to deploy and operate decentralized AI agents. These agents can perform tasks such as onboarding users, moderating conversations, and automating repetitive management workflows across platforms like Telegram, Discord, and DAO dashboards. The subscription-based utility model for these agents, priced between $10 to $20 per month depending on the tier and complexity, ensures ongoing utility for the UNSD token. The more agents are deployed, the more utility demand is created for UNSD, establishing a native economy for ongoing agent usage.

Unstaked’s presale is structured across 100 stages, with the token currently priced at $0.01209 in stage 22. The projected launch price is approximately $0.1819, representing a potential 2700% return for early participants. However, this figure is contingent on successful execution, listing liquidity, and user adoption. Over 1.1 billion UNSD tokens have already been sold, placing Unstaked among the more well-capitalized early-stage infrastructure projects in the AI x Web3 segment. The project has opted to delay launching its agents until after the token goes live, ensuring that the platform’s core services align with the economic incentives of its token holders.

The core premise of the Unstaked ecosystem revolves around ownership and scalability. Unlike conventional AI tools, Unstaked allows users to own and operate AI agents on-chain. These agents are deployed using modular templates and can be customized based on the needs of specific communities or decentralized organizations. Once live, the ecosystem is expected to support key functions such as AI agent deployment, task automation, agent evolution, and monetization. Developers or projects can offer their agent templates on an open marketplace, receiving a share of the subscription revenue in UNSD. This approach borrows concepts from open-source software ecosystems while applying them to intelligent automation.

Unstaked’s roadmap includes the post-launch rollout of its AI agent platform, the introduction of customizable agent templates, and integration with popular Web3 communication layers. By anchoring its token utility to functional deployment, rather than speculative trading, the project aims to create a circular economy of value among users, developers, and token holders. The long-term question is whether AI agents will move beyond novelty status and become an integral part of decentralized infrastructure. If they do, platforms like Unstaked that offer early-mover infrastructure may hold disproportionate influence over the tooling standards that follow.