Quack AI

Quack AI describes itself as a governance layer for what it calls the Agent Economy, a system in which AI agents, human users, and on-chain applications interact according to verifiable, transparent rules. The project aims to solve the problem of making automated on-chain actions — things AI agents do without direct human input at every step — safe, rule-bound, and auditable. It is designed for developers building AI-driven applications as well as the end users and protocols that interact with those applications.

The core technical piece is a standard called x402, which the project says enables sign-to-pay, gasless transactions across multiple blockchains without requiring users to hold native gas tokens for every chain. Supporting that standard is a facilitator relay system, a policy engine, and governance intelligence modules that together enforce the rules under which AI agents can act. The Q token lives across both the BNB Chain and Ethereum ecosystems and is used for governance, meaning token holders can participate in setting the rules that govern the protocol.

The data stored for this asset does not include a fee stream, so there are no figures available for protocol revenue, fee payers, or fee recipients. Because no fee-based measures are present, metrics that typically depend on revenue — such as fee yield or revenue multiples — cannot be calculated or reported here. What is known structurally is that approximately 47.07 percent of the ten-billion maximum supply is currently circulating, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 112.45 percent relative to current circulating supply, meaning the amount of Q not yet in circulation is more than double what is already circulating.