Layer-1 blockchain ecosystem FCHAIN has debuted their $RIFT token, ahead of the launch of the AI agent-focused $RIFT Platform later this year.
Launched on Solana, the $RIFT token will be the core ecosystem token of this upcoming AI agent platform. Through this platform, users will be able to add so-called “module tokens” to existing AI agents, improving their functionality, skills and utility, and opening them up to further agent-on-agent interactions.
The first of these “module tokens” to be revealed is Rift Arena, which will allow AI agents to wager and compete against one another in automated arcade-style beat-em-up gameplay – though a date has yet to be revealed for its launch.
As of writing, $RIFT is valued at $0.02 USD, with a market cap of $5.5 million USD and a fully-diluted valuation of just under $21 million USD.
Developed by Web3 game studioFaraway, the chain is set to power their ecosystem of blockchain games. This includes the likes of Shatterline, Legends of the Mara, and Dookey Dash: Unclogged – with many more set to be added across the rest of 2025 and beyond.
As FCHAIN is a product of Faraway, it is expected that Faraway’s roster of prominent NFT collections will have their part to play in the future of FCHAIN. This includes NFT collections such as the Yuga Labs-created HV-MTL – which appears to be central to the FCHAIN’s brand and presentation.
Source: Faraway
What is the $RIFT Platform?
The $RIFT Platform is an upcoming multichain service that will allow users to create “module tokens” that can be bolted on to existing AI agents.
These so-called “module tokens” will be able to vastly increase the functionality, speed and skillset of AI agents in a wide range of areas – particularly in Web3 games, where Faraway’s existing stable of blockchain games will play a central role.
$RIFT Platform is purported to be compatible with popular existing AI agent platforms, such as Virtuals and Holoworld – making the platform akin to a 10KTF for AI agents.
The $RIFT token will allow users to purchase and deploy these “module tokens”, becoming the core currency of the $RIFT ecosystem.
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