AWE Network

AWE Network, formerly known as STP, is a decentralized application that provides a modular framework for building what it calls Autonomous Worlds — self-contained digital environments where artificial intelligence agents can interact with each other and with human participants. The project targets developers and users who want to create, deploy, and coordinate large numbers of AI agents in a structured, scalable setting. Its companion product, World.Fun, functions as a launcher that can support up to 1,000 agent AI-driven Autonomous Worlds built on top of the AWE infrastructure.

The Autonomous Worlds Engine uses parallel processing, dependency management, and GPU-optimized workloads to coordinate interactions among many autonomous agents simultaneously. The native token, STPT, is used by participants to create and customize agents that are then deployed into these Autonomous Worlds. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded in the available data, so the specific chain or settlement layer on which AWE operates cannot be described from the information stored here.

The data stored for AWE Network does not include a fee stream — there are no recorded protocol revenues, fee sources, or distributions to describe. This means that the fee-based measures typically presented on this site are not applicable to AWE in its current form. The circulating supply stands at approximately 1.94 billion tokens against a maximum supply of 2 billion, placing circulating supply at 97.12 percent of the maximum, with no supply pending release and a dilution overhang of zero percent, meaning no additional token issuance is captured in the stored data.