Cortex

Cortex is a protocol designed to bring decentralized, on-chain artificial intelligence agents to blockchain networks, operating across the Solana, Ethereum, and Base ecosystems. It aims to address the problem of making blockchain interactions more accessible and automated by letting users trade, research assets, and deploy to blockchains through a conversational AI interface. The protocol also provides a platform where developers can deploy their own task-specific agents with on-chain capabilities, and is currently building Hypercall, an on-chain options product built on top of Hyperliquid.

Cortex has two main components: a generalized trading agent that accepts natural-language instructions via a large language model interface, and an open platform that allows any developer to deploy purpose-built agents with on-chain execution capabilities. The native token is CX, and the protocol exists across multiple chains including Solana, Ethereum, and Base. The consensus algorithm and block time are not recorded in the available data, so a fuller mechanical description of the underlying settlement layer cannot be provided.

The data provided does not include a fee stream, fee recipients, or protocol revenue figures, so fee-based measures that might appear elsewhere on this site are not applicable here. What is recorded is that the circulating supply stands at 1,500,916,878.63 CX against a maximum supply of 1,646,590,000 CX, meaning approximately 91.15 percent of all tokens that will ever exist are already in circulation, as measured at a point in time. The remaining roughly 9.71 percent of supply that has not yet been issued represents the dilution overhang, also measured at a point in time, and the ratio of fully diluted valuation to market cap stands at 1.097056, reflecting how close total potential supply is to current circulating supply.