Holoworld AI brands itself as a Web3/AI “agentic” platform — basically a place where creators can build, deploy and monetize AI‐driven agents/characters, and users can interact with them.
Official docs show tokenomics: initial circulating supply ~16.96% (~347 M HOLO) of total supply (~2.048 B) at launch.
Price: ~ US$0.13 per HOLO according to CoinGecko/CoinMarketCap.
Circulating Supply: ~347.4 million HOLO.
Max / Total Supply: ~2.048 billion HOLO.
Market Cap (approx): US$46-47 million (based on ~347 M * US$0.13) per CoinGecko.
Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV): ~US$272-280 million.
Low circulating vs total supply – With only ~17% of supply circulating, a large portion still locked/unreleased means future unlocks could add significant sell pressure.
2. Token unlock schedule – If large chunks unlock soon (team tokens, investor tokens, etc), the market could be oversupplied. Some of the reporting flags this as a concern.
3. Hype vs actual usage – The narrative is strong (AI agents + blockchain + creator economy) but real adoption, monetization and stickiness of users/creators remains a future story.
4. Competition & execution risk – Many projects are targeting AI + Web3. Being first or best matters. Holoworld will need to deliver on product, UX, performance.
5. Liquidity & volatility – As with many smaller tokens, large price swings are possible; also depending on exchange listings, liquidity depth, and so on.
6. Token utility clarity – The “utility” of the token must be meaningful (staking, governance, usage fees, burn mechanics, etc) for the value model to hold up. Any mismatch weakens the thesis.
