Unibase

Unibase is a Layer 2 scaling project that describes itself as a decentralized memory layer for artificial intelligence agents, operating within the Ethereum ecosystem. It aims to give AI agents persistent, long-term memory and the ability to work across different platforms and applications. The intended users are developers and protocols building autonomous AI agent systems that need verifiable, on-chain memory and interoperability.

Unibase positions itself as infrastructure for what it calls the Open Agent Internet, providing a modular and composable layer where AI agents can store and retrieve memory in a verifiable way on-chain. The project is classified as a Layer 2 network, though no consensus algorithm or block time data is recorded in the available information beyond a block time of zero, so the precise settlement and validation mechanism is not described by the stored data. The UB token exists within this system, but the specific role it plays in accessing memory services, paying for transactions, or governing the protocol is not detailed in the data held here.

The data stored for Unibase includes no fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol earnings, so no fee-based measures such as fee yield or revenue multiples can be calculated or are shown on this site. As of the current snapshot, 25 percent of the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 UB tokens is in circulation, meaning 2,500,000,000 tokens are circulating against a market capitalisation of approximately 306,580,020 US dollars. The remaining 75 percent of the maximum supply has not yet been issued, which produces a dilution overhang of 300 percent relative to current circulating supply and a fully diluted valuation to market capitalisation ratio of 4.0. The 24-hour turnover ratio stands at 3.38 percent and the 30-day average turnover ratio at 4.44 percent, both measured relative to market capitalisation.