FET is the token used by Fetch.ai’s native network and services. It is also the market ticker for the unified Artificial Superintelligence Alliance asset that followed the 2024 merger involving Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol. CoinGecko currently labels the asset Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET); native FET and Ethereum ERC-20 FET remain distinct representations that users and exchanges may handle differently.
Market Data
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Ticker | FET |
| Price | $0.1769 |
| Market cap | $409.1 million |
| 24-hour volume | $85.5 million |
| Circulating supply | 2.312 billion FET |
| Total / maximum supply | 2.714 billion FET |
CoinGecko snapshot observed 25 October 2026. Market values change; check the linked listing for current data.
Fetch.ai and the Alliance
Fetch.ai develops software and infrastructure for autonomous software agents: programs that can perform tasks, exchange information, and interact with services. FET is the network’s utility token. Fetch.ai documentation says native FET can pay network transaction fees and services and can be staked to help secure the proof-of-stake network.
In 2024, Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol announced a merger of their token systems under the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance. The conversion design used FET as the base asset: one FET converted at 1:1, while AGIX and OCEAN converted at their published fractional ratios. The announcement’s planned ASI name and the ticker users see today are not identical: CoinGecko’s current listing retains FET as the ticker.
Native FET and ERC-20 FET
Native FET is used on the Fetch.ai network. ERC-20 FET is an Ethereum token representation. Fetch.ai’s current documentation says both forms coexist and can be transferred between forms through its network, while exchanges may support only one version. Before a deposit, withdrawal, or token migration, verify the network and asset shown by the receiving service; a matching ticker alone does not establish compatibility.
FET Tokenomics
CoinGecko reports a total and maximum supply of about 2.714 billion FET and a circulating supply of about 2.312 billion in this dated snapshot. The merged supply is larger than the original Fetch.ai-only supply because the merger mechanism created FET to support conversions from AGIX and OCEAN. Supply figures and the circulating estimate can change as tokens unlock or are moved into circulation, so the dated market table is not a substitute for a current supply check.
FET’s stated utility includes network fees, access to services, and staking on the Fetch.ai network. Those uses do not guarantee that demand for the token will grow or that staking rewards will offset price changes. The shared Alliance name also does not mean every service from the three projects uses the token in the same way.
Risks and Practical Checks
FET is a volatile crypto asset. Users face ordinary market and protocol risks as well as operational mistakes from selecting the wrong token network or conversion route. Check the current official migration guidance and the specific exchange’s supported asset before moving funds. This entry describes the token and network mechanics; it is not a recommendation to buy or stake FET.
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See Also
- What Is Tokenomics — And Why It Determines Whether a Crypto Project Survives — explains supply, issuance, and utility claims.
- Are Points Programs Just Airdrops With Better Marketing? — distinguishes incentive programs from guaranteed token distributions.
- How Crypto Invented Its Own Language — gives context for names, tickers, and network-specific terms.
Sources
- Fetch.ai: Native and ERC-20 FET — describes FET utility, staking, and how native and Ethereum token forms coexist.
- Fetch.ai: ASI token merger guide — documents the announced conversion ratios and the planned network migration steps.
- CoinGecko: Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) — source for the dated price, market capitalization, volume, and supply snapshot.