Cortex

Cortex is a decentralized protocol, represented by the token CX, designed to bring AI agents onto public blockchains. It aims to let users research tokens and execute trades through a large-language-model interface, and to give developers a permissionless platform for deploying task-specific agents with on-chain capabilities. The project targets both ordinary users who want an AI-assisted way to interact with blockchains and developers who want to build and launch autonomous agents.

Cortex operates across several ecosystems including Solana, Ethereum, and Base, though no consensus algorithm or block-production mechanism is recorded for the token itself, which suggests CX functions as an application-layer token rather than a base-layer asset. The protocol has two declared components: a generalized trading agent that accepts natural-language instructions, and an agent deployment platform; it is also building Hypercall, described as on-chain options settled on top of the Hyperliquid infrastructure. What specific role CX plays inside these systems — governance, fee payment, staking, or otherwise — is not detailed in the available data.

No fee stream is recorded in the data provided for Cortex, meaning this site cannot report fee revenue, fee recipients, or protocol earnings for any period. The absence of fee data also means that fee-derived measures such as price-to-fees ratios are not calculable here. As of the point-in-time snapshot, circulating supply stands at 1,523,696,178.63 CX against a maximum supply of 1,646,590,000 CX, leaving a dilution overhang of approximately 8.07 percent of max supply still to enter circulation, and the fully diluted valuation is 1.08 times the current market capitalisation of roughly 50.5 million USD.