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1 HOLO = 0.0590982 USDT · updated 06:22 UTC
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About Holoworld AI (HOLO)
Holoworld AI builds tools for AI characters, apps, and agents. HOLO is the base token for launches, liquidity, and votes in its agent app store. The project names HoloLaunch and Open MCP as parts of the same group of tools. HOLO is not described as gas for a separate layer-one chain. Its token page and supply plan link the token to the products that Holoworld is building.
An app store for AI agents
Holoworld's docs describe an Agentic App Store built around AI characters and agent projects. It gives these apps a place within one product group. The docs also name HoloLaunch as a launch tool. HOLO is the base asset for this set of products, rather than a gas coin for its own layer-one chain. This is the use the team gives the token in its main HOLO page. The product names help show what kind of app work the project targets.
How HOLO is used
The official HOLO page lists launches, liquidity, and governance as the token's main roles. It links these uses to the agent app store and to HoloLaunch. The same set of docs names Open MCP and the Model Context Protocol, or MCP. MCP lets AI software link to tools and services. Holoworld's docs put that work next to its agent app store, rather than saying HOLO only works as a gas fee.
The published supply
The tokenomics page sets total supply at 2,048,000,000 HOLO. It gives an early circulating amount of about 347 million, or 16.96% of the total. The page assigns 20.93% to community growth and 10% to early community rewards. It also lists shares for the foundation, core team, investors, advisors, ecosystem work, and liquidity. These are the stated supply shares in the token plan; they are not live market prices.
Release and unlock terms
HOLO has more than one unlock plan. For community growth, 15% is due at token launch. A three-month wait follows, then the rest is released over four years. Early community rewards use another plan: 30% at launch, then a six-month release that starts in month two. Core team and investor shares have a one-year wait before multi-year releases. The token page lists liquidity shares as unlocked at launch. These rules set when shares may be released.
Open MCP and market history
Holoworld's docs link community-growth rewards to Open MCP. They also list HoloLaunch and the agent app store as key products for HOLO. Those product roles do not set the token's market price. FMchart's composite line shows HOLO prices in USD from supported venues. A price chart cannot count active AI agents, launches, or tool calls on Open MCP. The supply page and product docs answer those questions, while market data tracks trading prices.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Holoworld (HOLO) FAQ
What is Holoworld AI (HOLO)?
Holoworld AI is developing an ecosystem for AI-native characters, applications, and agents. Its official token page describes HOLO as the base currency for launches, liquidity, and governance across an agentic dApp store. The documentation specifically names HoloLaunch and the Open MCP network as parts of the ecosystem, rather than defining HOLO as a separate layer-one gas coin.
What is HOLO used for?
Holoworld’s documentation lists three core uses for HOLO: launches, liquidity, and governance across its agentic application store. It also links the token to HoloLaunch and the Model Context Protocol ecosystem. These roles connect token activity to Holoworld products, although a given application may implement only some of those functions.
What is HoloLaunch?
HoloLaunch is named in Holoworld’s token documentation as one of the products underpinned by HOLO. The same document refers to AI-native intellectual property and agent economies, placing launches within an ecosystem where creators can introduce agent-related projects. The source does not promise that every launch will receive funding, users, or liquidity.
What is the current HOLO price?
A composite quote of $0.059 is listed at the top of this page next to the coin name for HOLO. Holoworld’s tokenomics page lists a fixed total supply of 2.048 billion HOLO, but market price is a separate measure that moves across supported venues. A supply allocation table does not predict the token’s market value.
What is HOLO’s circulating supply?
The circulating supply field for HOLO is 832,077,113 HOLO, against a maximum supply of 2,048,000,000 HOLO. Holoworld’s tokenomics document gave an initial circulating estimate of about 347 million tokens, or 16.96%, and described unlock schedules for several allocations. The dated initial figure should not be mistaken for today’s live circulating supply.
What is HOLO’s all-time high?
HOLO’s peak market quote in the available record is $0.7757, logged on Sep 11, 2025. Holoworld’s published tokenomics set total supply at 2.048 billion HOLO and assign different vesting schedules to investors, contributors, and community allocations. Those supply rules help describe the token structure but do not determine when a market high occurs or how long it remains a record.
How has HOLO performed historically?
HOLO’s token structure includes separate community-growth, initial-reward, liquidity, foundation, and contributor allocations. FMchart’s Monthly Returns (USD) section summarizes market-price observations and does not measure the number of AI agents or launches on Holoworld. The available return history also depends on when composite price coverage began for this ticker.
What is the total supply of HOLO?
Holoworld’s tokenomics page states a total supply of 2,048,000,000 HOLO. The allocation includes 20.93% for community growth, 18.4% for the foundation, 15.6% for core contributors, 13.46% for investors, and 5% for liquidity provisioning. Those categories explain how the published supply is divided, while the vesting schedule determines when some allocations become unlocked.
How are HOLO tokens vested?
The published HOLO schedule gives core contributors a one-year cliff followed by four years of linear vesting, while investors have a one-year cliff followed by three years of linear vesting. Community-growth tokens follow a different plan, with 15% unlocked at token generation and the balance subject to a three-month cliff and four years of linear release. Liquidity provisioning is listed as fully unlocked at token generation.
What is the Open MCP network in Holoworld?
Holoworld’s tokenomics page says community-growth incentives extend to the Open MCP network, and its main HOLO description names MCP among the ecosystem products. MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a way for AI software to connect with tools and services. In Holoworld’s materials, this connection sits alongside HoloLaunch and the agentic app-store concept, rather than replacing HOLO’s stated launch and governance roles.