DGrid AI token surges 93% on first trading day after decentralized network launch
DGAI token price nearly doubles after launch
The DGAI token, linked to the decentralized AI network DGrid AI, rose nearly 93% in its first day of trading. The token reached about $0.73, with a market value of $110 million and trading volume exceeding $165 million.
DGrid AI launched its network, which connects users and developers to distributed nodes that handle AI tasks. These nodes process requests and are paid in DGAI tokens. The network also uses DGAI for staking and rewarding node operators.
Key details from the launch
- DGAI token price: ~$0.73, up 93% in 24 hours.
- Market capitalization: ~$110 million.
- Trading volume: over $165 million.
- DGrid sold over 140 DClaw Boxes, a hardware device for running its AI agent, at 1,580 USDT each.
- Total sales from DClaw Boxes: over 221,000 USDT.
How DGrid AI’s network works
DGrid AI’s network routes AI requests across models hosted by distributed nodes. It uses a system called “Proof of Quality” to check the results. Node operators must stake DGAI tokens to participate and earn rewards for providing computing power. Poor performance or misconduct can lead to penalties.
The DClaw Box is a physical device that runs DGrid’s personal AI agent. It connects users to AI models through a decentralized network instead of relying on a single centralized provider.
What is confirmed
- DGAI token price rose 93% in its first trading day.
- Market capitalization reached $110 million, with $165 million in trading volume.
- DGrid sold over 140 DClaw Boxes at 1,580 USDT each, totaling over 221,000 USDT.
- The decentralized AI network is live and uses DGAI for payments, staking, and rewards.
What is still unclear
- The sources do not confirm long-term demand for DGAI or the DClaw Boxes.
- No details are provided on how many nodes are currently active in the network.
Why this matters for decentralized AI
DGrid AI’s launch shows growing interest in decentralized AI networks. These networks aim to distribute AI tasks across many independent nodes instead of relying on centralized providers. The use of a token like DGAI for payments and rewards could encourage more participants to join the network.
The sale of DClaw Boxes also highlights a move toward hardware that supports decentralized AI. This could make it easier for users to access AI models without depending on large tech companies.