Unibase

Unibase is a Layer 2 scaling project that describes itself as a decentralized AI memory layer, designed to give AI agents persistent, long-term memory and the ability to operate across different platforms. The problem it claims to address is that AI agents today lack shared, verifiable memory infrastructure, leaving them unable to learn from past interactions or coordinate with one another in a trustless way. It is aimed at developers and protocols building AI agent systems who need an on-chain foundation for storing and retrieving agent state.

Unibase positions itself within the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems as a data availability and infrastructure layer, meaning it is intended to store and make accessible the memory and state data that AI agents rely on. The project's records do not specify a consensus algorithm, and the block time is recorded as zero, so the precise settlement mechanism is not known from the data held here. The UB token exists within this system, though the specific on-chain functions it performs — such as paying for data storage, staking, or governance — are not described in the information stored on this site.

No fee stream is recorded in the data held for Unibase, which means this site cannot report figures such as protocol revenue, fee yield, or who pays into or receives from the system. The absence of fee data also means fee-based valuation measures that this site might otherwise display are not applicable here. What is recorded is a 24-hour turnover ratio of 3.57 and a 30-day average volume-to-market-cap ratio of 4.89, both of which reflect trading activity relative to the asset's market capitalization of approximately 302.8 million US dollars, but neither figure represents protocol-level fees.