Author: Deep Tide TechFlow
Whenever you feel the market is dull, there will always be a new golden dog that catches your eye.
At 9 AM this morning, a new AI Agent token named $AGIXT appeared, and within a short span of less than 2 hours, its market capitalization quickly reached 80 million USD; even more astonishing is that during this period, the token's trading volume reached 96 million, showcasing a long-awaited market activity.
While everyone was slow to react, in stark contrast, on-chain data showed that a large amount of smart money quickly purchased AGIXT within half an hour of the token's launch, including several whale transactions exceeding 50 SOL.
What exactly is AGIXT, and how does it differ from other AI Agent tokens? Our editors looked at its GitHub and more introductions to help you quickly understand AGIXT.
2,700 Likes, an AI Automation Framework
Sometimes, the technical details of an AI Agent token are not what people care about; what they really care about is whether there are clues that make the project "look good."
Under this mindset, the number of likes on GitHub has gradually become a marketing point for AI Agent tokens—more likes represent more developer recognition and can better highlight the project's technical influence and strength.
Browsing through AGIXT's code repository, we can see that the project has garnered over 2,700 likes (Stars), which is indeed better than a project that relies solely on hot air and randomly creates a GitHub.
More importantly, this like count has not been artificially inflated recently.
From the Star History shown in the image below, the project was initiated as early as last year, and since July 2023, the number of GitHub stars has shown a steady upward trend.
If it were just for show, the layout would have taken too long, even earlier than the entire AI Agent narrative began. Therefore, this seems more like an ongoing project from outside the circle, attempting to tokenize during this wave and then being discovered for its value.
However, what exactly does AGIXT do?
From the official description in the code repository, AGIXT is essentially an AI automation platform, simply put, it is a tool that allows AI to automatically complete more complex tasks. Its biggest feature is the ability to call multiple AI models (such as OpenAI, Claude, etc.) to work together, like equipping you with a team of AI assistants.
This sounds more like a message for developers, but what can you actually do with this platform?
For end users, you can make natural language requests to tools built using the platform's API and receive actionable results. In simpler terms, you can have conversations with AI in normal language and get answers in different task scenarios.
This sounds similar to what currently popular frameworks do, but this project has several attractive highlights:
- Multi-tasking capability: It can handle not only simple conversations but also automatically plan task steps, search for information online, execute commands, and even interact through voice—essentially a super enhanced version of ChatGPT.
- Good memory: The platform has a built-in intelligent memory system that allows AI to maintain the context of long-term conversations like humans, avoiding "forgetfulness."
- Highly extensible: Through a plugin system, developers can easily add new features to AGIXT.
- Comprehensive compatibility: It supports currently mainstream AI models, including OpenAI, Hugging Face, etc., allowing users to switch between different AI services as needed.
From a technical perspective, AGIXT's design is quite complete, providing not only a Docker quick deployment solution but also equipped with API interfaces for easy integration with other applications. This means it can run independently and can also be easily integrated into other systems.
Additionally, the project's update frequency is very consistent, with monthly updates over the past year, unlike a token that is just an empty shell.
From a narrative perspective, this seems more like a framework or platform-type project; it is not a standalone application, and other projects can leverage its capabilities to create more AI Agents.
However, the effectiveness of the Agents created with AGIXT still needs more use cases to verify; one can only say that the information presented on the project's GitHub is quite promising.
Not a Developer in the Crypto Circle, but Focused on AGI Open Source Contributions
Associated information shows that the developer of the AGIXT project is @Josh_XT, who is passionate about continuously contributing to the AI open-source field, having made 8,000 code contributions on GitHub last year.
Some netizens have claimed (to be verified) that this dev's contribution volume ranks in the top 2% among all developers on GitHub.
Three hours ago, Josh stated in a tweet that he "has not really ventured into the cryptocurrency field," but believes that crypto indeed provides a lot of good support for the open-source community.
At the same time, Josh has also begun to attempt to lock up AGIXT tokens.
Public data shows that he is using Streamflow Finance to lock up 5% (about 22.5 million tokens) of the total 450 million AGIXT tokens for a two-year linear release, starting from January 16, 2025, with automatic unlocking every two weeks until January 28, 2027.
For more introductions to the project team, you can click here.
More Noteworthy Data
With impressive technology and solid developers, AGIXT stands out as a bit "solid" among a host of speculative projects.
But does this constitute a reason to FOMO? Here are various pieces of information compiled by our editors; it might be worth checking out more data before making a decision.
Early KOLs are Dumping
When AGIXT's market cap quickly rose above 50 million, more discussions began to appear on social media; however, at the same time, some sharp-eyed netizens discovered through data monitoring sites that some early KOLs were gradually selling off to lock in profits.
Suspicion of Lockup
Some Twitter users pointed out that although the developer is locking up tokens, the cliff is set to 0, which means the developer can start accessing unlocked tokens from day one, with no mandatory initial lock-up period to protect investors.
This is a risk signal, raising concerns that developers might exploit this setup for improper operations, warning of a potential price crash.
Concentration of Holdings
Using GMGN's built-in "chip analysis" feature, it can be seen that the address HNFC…Sf4G holds 42.83% of the tokens.
According to the total value of $2.2 million shown in the image, this address holds about 71.65 million tokens, indicating a very concentrated token distribution, with the largest holder accounting for nearly half of the total tokens, and the top few holding addresses controlling over 50% of the tokens combined.
However, concentrated holdings do not necessarily mean a dump; it may simply mean that the price influence of the front row will increase, and it remains to be seen whether the front row has locked up or redistributed their holdings.
Overall, AGIXT is a solid AI framework with strong developer capabilities, but in the three hours since the token's launch, the publicly available information is still limited.
Whether it is a one-day golden dog or a rising star may only become clear after intense PVP competition and the release of more information.
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