Unibase is a project positioning itself as a decentralized memory layer for AI agents, and UB is the native token of its ecosystem. The team describes it as the first high-performance decentralized AI memory layer.
The UB token launched in September 2025 on Ethereum and BNB Chain, and around the same time it was listed on several trading platforms including Binance Alpha. The project has also outlined plans to expand to Ethereum layer-2 networks.
The core idea of Unibase is to let AI agents keep a persistent identity, history and storage instead of starting from zero each time. This is meant to give agents a foundation to learn, evolve and collaborate with one another.
Technically, it relies on Unibase DA, a data availability layer verified with zero-knowledge proofs, designed to handle real-time AI workloads. On this basis the project aims to build a modular, verifiable and composable 'Open Agent Internet' onchain.
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UB has a reported total supply of 10 billion tokens, allocated to the community (40%), team and advisors (18%), treasury (15%) and ecosystem (10%), with the rest going to liquidity and marketing. Some allocations unlock over time, so circulating supply may change.
According to the project, hundreds of agents were deployed and a large number of memory entries were recorded during the testnet phase. The token trades on decentralized exchanges as well as several centralized exchanges.
A clear feature of Unibase is its focus on a specific problem: long-term memory and cross-platform interoperability for AI agents. Its aim to serve as infrastructure at the intersection of AI and blockchain is another reason it draws attention.
However, it is still a relatively early-stage project, and real-world adoption and differentiation from competitors remain to be seen. Token unlocks and high price volatility are also factors to consider; this overview is for information only and is not investment advice.
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