Agoras: Tau Net AGRS

Rank #1136 by market cap

$0.3604
1H▲0.23% 24H▼2.91% 7D▼14.35%

Last 7 days

High $0.4813Low $0.3199

CM Profile: Agoras: Tau Net

Cryptominium Profile. What we have established, measured and written about AGRS, and what we have not.

Read from our own records when this page was made. It describes what we know, and is not a view on whether to hold AGRS. How each part is worked out

What it actually costs to sell AGRS

Selling $100,000 of AGRS returned 63.9% less than the quoted price — Illiquid at this size. Measured 2026-10-19 on Ethereum.

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24h low $0.3636 24h high $0.3760
Market cap
$6.49M
24h volume
$27.83K
Circulating supply
18,000,000 AGRS
Max supply
Unlimited
All-time high
$38.86
▼99.07% from ATH · May 2020
All-time low
$0.0264
Dec 2022

What Agoras: Tau Net is

Agoras (AGRS) is described as the native cryptocurrency of Tau Net, an economy intended to support trading of knowledge, computational resources, and financial instruments. Its distinguishing claim is that its tokenomics are not fixed by a team but evolve block by block, governed by Tau's own mechanized reasoning system, with users collectively controlling the parameters.

The project ties Agoras to Tau Net's reasoning engine, which is supposed to give smart contracts logical consistency and let them evolve over time as they incorporate new information. Several of the token's functions are framed as forthcoming rather than operating today: a knowledge market where users upload and monetize expertise matched by the network's AI, a system for renting out idle computing power across user devices, and a derivatives market for interest-bearing financial trades, all meant to run on formal specifications rather than conventional contract code.

What this means in practice is that Agoras, as described, is largely a token for a system still being built. The knowledge market, the computational-resource marketplace, and the derivatives platform are all stated as future capabilities, not present ones — the source gives no indication of what, if any, of this is live. The "reasoning-driven tokenomics" concept is unusual enough that it has no established precedent to compare against; how tokenomics that change block-to-block behave in practice, and who effectively directs that evolution, is not addressed in the source. Classification places it under AI, smart-contract-platform, and Ethereum-ecosystem categories, and it is deployed on a single chain, Ethereum — it is not a multi-chain asset. No figures on supply, distribution, or adoption are given here, and none should be assumed.

Where AGRS lives

8 decimals
GoPlus reading, 19 October Blocking addresses: in the code; owner not reported · Pausing transfers: none · GoPlus

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Classified by CoinGecko as Artificial Intelligence (AI) Smart Contract Platform Ethereum Ecosystem

Price change

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▲0.23%
24h
▼2.91%
7d
▼14.35%

Agoras: Tau Net data synced 4m ago from CoinGecko. Figures shown in USD. This page is market information, not financial advice — and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell AGRS.

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