Market cap
$14.57M
4.64 %
Volume (24h)
$163K
4.64 %
Circulating supply
180,229,266 OLAS
Total supply
527,781,199 OLAS
Max. supply
538,930,868 OLAS
Autonolas (OLAS)
$ 0.05
4.64 %
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updated $0Market cap$14.57M
Volume 24h$163K
Circulating supply180.23M33% of max 538.93M
All-time high$8.47-99% from peak · 2024-01-02
Autonolas (OLAS) is the native token of the Olas protocol, a platform for building and operating autonomous AI agents — software programs that can run continuously and perform tasks on-chain with minimal human input. Think of it as infrastructure where developers deploy self-operating services, and OLAS is the fuel that coordinates, secures and incentivizes that ecosystem. The project sits at the intersection of crypto and AI, one of the most actively explored niches in Web3.
Frequently asked questions
What is Autonolas and how is it different from other AI-crypto projects?
Olas focuses specifically on autonomous agents — off-chain software that connects to blockchains and runs services like market analysis, data feeds or automated workflows around the clock. Unlike many AI tokens that are just governance wrappers, OLAS powers a working agent economy where agents are registered, operated and rewarded on-chain. Its architecture is multi-chain by design, so agents aren't tied to a single network.
How does the Olas technology work?
The system is built around agent components, agents and agent services that developers compose and register in on-chain registries. A decentralized network of operators runs these services and gets rewarded in OLAS for keeping them alive, while a staking and bonding mechanism secures the ecosystem. Smart contracts handle registration, coordination and payments, so agents can interact with blockchains autonomously.
How is OLAS supply and emission structured?
OLAS has a capped maximum supply of about 526 million tokens, with emissions distributed over roughly a 10-year schedule. New tokens are minted as rewards for agent operators, developers and stakers who contribute to the network. A portion of the supply is also allocated to the DAO treasury and early backers, with vesting applied to non-community allocations.
How can you store and use OLAS?
Since Olas is deployed across multiple chains, OLAS exists in several versions — the native token on its own chain and wrapped variants on networks like Ethereum, where most liquidity lives. You can store it in any EVM-compatible wallet such as MetaMask or a hardware wallet for longer-term holding. Beyond holding, OLAS is used for staking, bonding to acquire tokens at a discount, governance votes and paying for agent services.