Fetch.ai Statistics 2026: Market Cap, Staking and Filings

The FET token carried a market capitalisation of $416,232,428 on 8 September 2026, placing the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance token 119th by market value. Behind that number sits a network with 620.6 million tokens bonded across 74 validators, an open-source footprint of 96 public repositories, and a UK operating company whose latest filing on the register is a set of Micro company accounts made up to 31 March 2025.

The Fetch.ai statistics below come from four record types that can each be checked independently: CoinGecko’s coin market data, the Fetch.ai mainnet REST endpoint, the GitHub API, and the Companies House register. Where those records measure different populations, they are kept apart rather than blended.

Key Takeaways

• The token trades 94.78% below its March 2024 peak, a deeper hole than the one-year loss alone shows.
• Circulating supply has reached 85.16% of maximum supply, leaving 402.8 million tokens still to enter circulation.
• Bonded tokens equal 36.46% of the supply recorded on Fetch.ai’s own mainnet.
• The three largest validators hold 314.2 million FET between them.
• Network issuance runs at 3.00% a year, or 51.07 million FET.
• The UK company that carries the Fetch.ai name filed a balance sheet showing net liabilities of £7,599 and an average of 2 persons, including directors.

Editor’s Choice

• Market capitalisation: $416,232,428 on 8 September 2026.
• Token price: $0.180062, against an all-time high of $3.45.
• Fully diluted valuation: $488,757,042.
• Bonded stake: 620.6 million FET across 74 validators.
• Annual issuance: 51.07 million FET at a 3.00% inflation rate.
• Open-source footprint: 96 public repositories and 1,635 stars on the uAgents framework.

Fetch.ai Statistics at a Glance: Market Cap, Price and Trading Volume

• Market capitalisation reached $416,232,428 on 8 September 2026.
• The token ranked 119th by market capitalisation on the same reading.
• Spot price stood at $0.180062.
• Trading volume over the prior 24 hours totalled $114,099,725.
• Fully diluted valuation came to $488,757,042.
• The gap between fully diluted valuation and market capitalisation is $72.5 million, the value of tokens not yet in circulation.

Source: CoinGecko coin API, September 2026

According to CoinGecko’s coin data, daily turnover worth roughly a quarter of market capitalisation is high for a token this far down the rankings, the kind of trading activity our DEX coverage tracks in more detail. Trading depth and network usage are separate questions, and on this token they have been diverging for two years.

FET Supply Across Every Chain

• Circulating supply stood at 2.312 billion FET.
• Total supply and maximum supply were identical at 2.714 billion FET, so the cap is already fully minted.
• Circulating supply therefore represents 85.16% of the maximum.
• The Fetch.ai mainnet bank module separately records 1.702 billion tokens in the native afet denomination.
• The bank module reports that balance under the denom afet, the chain’s own base denomination. It is a chain-scoped balance rather than a slice of the aggregated multi-chain figure, so the two should never be subtracted from one another.
• The denomination registry confirms FET carries an exponent of 18 over the base denom afet, which is what makes every raw chain figure convertible.

Per the Fetch.ai mainnet REST API and the coin market data together, a fully minted cap removes the emission overhang that still shapes newer Web3 tokens, though it does not remove chain-level issuance, which is covered further down. The multi-chain split matters for anyone comparing FET against a single-chain asset such as Render, where one supply number answers the whole question.

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Recent Developments

• 8 September 2026: CoinGecko’s coin data showed a capitalisation of $416,232,428 and a price of $0.180062.
• 8 September 2026: A mainnet staking read returned 620.6 million FET bonded.
• 8 September 2026: The active set held 74 bonded validators.
• 8 September 2026: The mint module reported inflation of 3.00% and annual provisions of 51.07 million FET.
• 7 September 2026: The uAgents repository on GitHub received its most recent push, keeping the framework actively maintained.
• 23 June 2026: The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance dated its ASI: Create Enters Closed Beta post to that day.

ASI Merger Conversion Ratios

• The alliance fixed the conversion at 1 FET = 1 ASI.
• AGIX holders convert at 1 AGIX = 0.433350 ASI.
• CUDOS holders convert at 118.344 CUDOS = 1 ASI.
• The CUDOS leg carries a 5% token merge fee.
• AGIX holders migrate through dedicated Cardano and Ethereum migration DApps, paying only standard network gas fees rather than any platform charge.

Source: Artificial Superintelligence Alliance token page, 2026

Worth noting: The alliance’s token page publishes fixed ratios for three assets only: 1 FET = 1 ASI, 1 AGIX = 0.433350 ASI and 118.344 CUDOS = 1 ASI. Any fourth conversion leg circulating in secondary coverage is unsupported by that page, and holders planning a migration should treat it as unconfirmed.

Fetch.ai Mainnet Staking and Bonded Supply

• The staking pool held 620.6 million FET in bonded tokens.
• Unbonding and unbonded balances inside the same module totalled 20.1 million FET.
• Bonded tokens equal 36.46% of the supply recorded on the same chain.
• Both figures come from the same mainnet endpoint set, so the ratio compares like with like.
• Comparing bonded tokens against the aggregated multi-chain circulating supply would mix two populations, and this supply-by-denom read returns the native asset balance.

A bonded share in the mid-thirties leaves a large share of FET off the Cosmos chain, unlike a single-chain proof-of-stake network such as NEAR Protocol, where one staking ratio covers the whole token. That is the practical cost of a four-chain token: security budget and token supply stop being the same conversation.

Who Secures the Fetch.ai Validator Set

• 74 validators held bonded status at the time of the read.
• Kiln led the set with 120.5 million FET bonded.
• Colossus followed with 111.5 million FET.
• Binance Staking held 82.3 million FET.
• Kiln, Colossus, and Binance Staking each charge a commission rate of 10%, while Blockscope.net and polkachu.com run at zero.
• Together, the top three hold 314.2 million FET.

The presence of an exchange-run validator near the top of the set is familiar from every Cosmos chain we have measured, and it is the same operator whose stablecoin history sits behind our Binance data. Custodial stake is not a governance problem on its own, but it does concentrate voting weight in an entity whose incentives are set elsewhere.

Network Inflation and Annual Token Issuance

• The mint module reported an inflation parameter of 3.00%.
• Annual provisions came to 51.07 million FET.
• That issuance equals 3% of the mainnet supply, which confirms the parameter is applied to the native denomination rather than the aggregate.
• Provisions are distributed to bonded delegators and validators, so the 620.6 million bonded tokens are the base that earns them.
• Because total supply is already capped, maximum supply and total supply are the same figure, and mainnet issuance redistributes rather than expands the global cap.

Source: Fetch.ai mainnet REST API, September 2026

A fixed 3% parameter behaves nothing like the discretionary inflation targets central banks manage, because no committee can change it without a governance vote. For a project that publishes no audited financial statements, this is the closest thing to a disclosed recurring economic flow, and it is the number we would watch first if the parameter ever moved.

Fetch.ai Developer Activity on GitHub

• The fetchai organisation maintained 96 public repositories.
• It had 1,537 followers.
• The organisation account was created on 2018-07-06.
• The uAgents framework had 1,635 stars and 357 forks.
• uAgents had 58 open issues.
• Its most recent push was recorded at 2026-09-07T16:00:01Z, the day before this reading.

Star counts measure attention rather than usage, a caveat that applies across the GitHub ecosystem and not just here. The push date is the more useful signal: a repository committed to yesterday is being maintained, whatever its star count says.

By the numbers: The fetchai organisation runs 96 public repositories with 1,537 followers, while its flagship uAgents framework carries 1,635 stars, 357 forks and 58 open issues. Its last recorded push is stamped 2026-09-07T16:00:01Z, one day before this reading.

What Fetch.ai’s UK Accounts Actually Disclose

• FETCH.AI LIMITED reported current assets of £1,558,848 at 31 March 2025.
• Creditors falling due within one year came to £1,566,448.
• Net current liabilities were £7,600.
• Net liabilities and capital and reserves both stood at £7,599.
• The company employed an average of 2 persons, including directors, over the period.
• The accounts are unaudited, with the company entitled to exemption from audit under section 477 of the Companies Act 2006.
• The reporting period ran from the 27th January 2024 to 31st March 2025, longer than 12 months, to align with a subsidiary.

Source: Companies House filing for FETCH.AI LIMITED, August 2025

The full document sits on the Companies House record for FETCH.AI LIMITED, and the four-page micro-entity accounts are downloadable in full.

Key finding: FETCH.AI LIMITED filed unaudited micro-entity accounts under FRS 105 showing current assets of £1,558,848 against creditors of £1,566,448, leaving net liabilities of £7,599 and an average of two employees. The accounts are filed under the section 477 audit exemption, so the UK register carries no audited financial statements for the company.

How much revenue does Fetch.ai report?

No revenue figure is disclosed on the Companies House register. FETCH.AI LIMITED filed unaudited accounts entitled to exemption from audit under section 477 of the Companies Act 2006, so the balance sheet is the public financial record a reader can check for the UK company.

Two Companies Have Held the Fetch.ai Name

• Company 11203766 was incorporated on 13 February 2018.
• That company held the FETCH.AI LIMITED name from 13 February 2018 and is now named FAI REALISATIONS 2024 LIMITED.
• Its register status reads In Administration, with accounts overdue since 30 November 2024.
• Company 15446341 was incorporated on 27 January 2024, and its status reads Active.
• The active company is registered under SIC code 62012, business and domestic software development.
• The active company filed Micro company accounts made up to 31 March 2025 on 04 Aug 2025.

The older file is public under the name FAI REALISATIONS 2024 LIMITED, and the register entry for that company carries its full history. A renamed shell entering administration while a fresh company takes the trading name is an ordinary UK restructuring shape, and it says nothing on its own about the health of the wider project. It does mean that anyone searching the register for Fetch.ai’s finances will hit two very different files, only one of which is current.

Product Milestones From ASI-1 Mini to ASI:Create

• The token’s genesis date is recorded as 2019-02-25.
• ASI-1 Mini launched on February 25, 2025, positioned as the first Web3-native large language model built for agentic workflows.
• Access to the model runs powered by $FET through the ASI wallet integration.
• The first AI agent-to-agent payment was announced on December 18, 2025, from Cambridge and Silicon Valley.
• In the first live use case, a Personal AI coordinated with a friend’s Personal AI to identify a shared dinner plan, secure a reservation via OpenTable, and complete payment, entirely while both users were offline.
• ASI:Create reached closed beta on June 23, 2026.

Agentic payments are the gateway to an AI-first economy, said Humayun Sheikh, CEO of Fetch.ai, when the agent-to-agent payment launched.

All-Time High, All-Time Low and the Drawdown

• The all-time high was $3.45.
• That peak was set on 2024-03-28.
• The all-time low was $0.00816959 on 2020-03-12.
• The price has fallen 94.78% from the peak.
• Over the trailing year, the price fell by 72.35%.
• Measured from the all-time low, the current price is still 22.04 times higher.

Source: CoinGecko coin API, September 2026

What is Fetch.ai’s all-time high?

FET’s all-time high is $3.45, recorded on 2024-03-28. At a current price of $0.180062, the token trades 94.78% below that peak. The all-time low of $0.00816959, set on 2020-03-12, remains the other bookend.

What Is the Predicted Price of Fetch.ai in 2027?

CoinLaw publishes no price targets for FET or any other asset, and no forecast appears anywhere on this page. The verifiable inputs a reader can check are supply and issuance, not sentiment: total supply is already capped at its maximum, the mint module runs at 3%, and annual provisions of 51.07 million FET are distributed to bonded delegators on the Cosmos chain rather than minted into the global cap.

Anyone modelling a 2027 outcome is modelling demand, because the supply side is already fixed and disclosed. Our editorial view is that the agent-network usage figures, once the project publishes audited ones, will move the price story further than the token schedule will.

The same discipline applies across the sector, and it is the reason our DeFi reporting leads with total value locked rather than with token price.

Conclusion

A market capitalisation of $416,232,428 and 620.6 million bonded tokens describe a network that is smaller by market value than at its peak and steadier by participation than the price implies. Both records are queryable by any reader who wants to repeat the reading rather than take it on trust, which is the point of building the page on endpoints instead of on secondary summaries.

The corporate side is thinner than the network side. The UK company files micro-entity accounts with an average of 2 persons, including directors, and its next accounts are made up to 31 March 2026, due by 31 December 2026. That filing date is the first point at which the corporate picture can change, and it is the one we will be watching.