LazAI’s debut IDO project CALITH is now trading at $0.4646, with a market capitalization surpassing $46 million
BlockBeats News, July 30 — The first IDO project on LazAI’s Launchpad platform, LazPad, Corrupted Alith (token: CALITH), is currently priced at $0.4646, with a circulating market capitalization of $46 million. Since its TGE (Token Generation Event) opening price of $0.0088 on June 10, CALITH has surged by 5,163%, making it the top-performing AI concept token within the Metis ecosystem this year. CALITH has also been listed on Netswap, the native decentralized exchange of the Metis ecosystem.
LazPad is a user-friendly on-chain AI agent launch platform that supports both open and curated assetization pathways. Backed by the robust internal incentive ecosystem of LazAI and deeply integrated into its broader ecosystem, LazPad is dedicated to transforming complex AI models into interoperable, composable, and tradable agent tokens. These AI agents, carried by tokens, open up collaborative crowdfunding, public participation, and mutually beneficial development opportunities for creators, investors, and the agents themselves, thereby unlocking and activating intrinsic value potential.
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