AWE Network

AWE Network, formerly known as STP, is a decentralized finance infrastructure project built around what it calls Autonomous Worlds — persistent, self-sustaining digital environments in which artificial intelligence agents interact with one another and with human participants. The project claims to address the challenge of coordinating large numbers of AI agents at scale, targeting developers and users who want to deploy, customize, and run autonomous agent-driven systems. Its consumer-facing product, World.Fun, is described as a launcher capable of hosting up to 1,000 agent AI-driven Autonomous Worlds.

The Autonomous Worlds Engine is described as a modular framework that uses parallel processing, dependency management, and GPU-optimized workloads to scale interactions among thousands of agents simultaneously. The native token, referred to as STPT within the project description, 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 for this asset, so the underlying settlement layer on which the protocol operates is not determinable from the available data.

The data stored for AWE Network does not include a fee stream — no fee revenue, fee recipients, or protocol revenue figures are available. This means that the fee-based measures this site would ordinarily display are absent and cannot be calculated. What is recorded is a 24-hour turnover ratio of 1.827485 and a 30-day average turnover ratio of 1.979143, both expressed as trading volume relative to market capitalization, which describe trading activity rather than protocol economics.