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 software applications interact according to verifiable, on-chain rules. The project targets developers and organizations that want automated agents to execute blockchain transactions in a secure and auditable way. Its stated aim is to make those automated actions compliant and transparent without requiring participants to manage gas fees manually.

The protocol introduces a standard called x402, which allows transactions to be authorized through a signing step rather than a conventional gas payment, routing them through a facilitator relay system that handles settlement across both the BNB Chain and Ethereum ecosystems. A policy engine and governance intelligence modules sit on top of this relay layer to enforce rules about what agents are permitted to do. The Q token appears to play a governance role within this system, though the data stored here does not specify a consensus algorithm or block time, so the precise settlement mechanics are not fully documented.

The data stored here does not record any fee stream, revenue figures, or distributions associated with Quack AI, so fee-based measures that this site might otherwise report are not applicable to this asset at this time. What the data does show is that roughly 43.43 percent of the ten-billion maximum supply is currently in circulation, leaving a dilution overhang of approximately 130.25 percent of the current market capitalization, meaning the remaining supply yet to be issued is larger than the market capitalization itself. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalization stands at 2.30 at the current point in time, reflecting that same gap between circulating and total supply.