AIXBT

AIXBT is an AI agent and crypto market intelligence platform. It reads public social posts and market activity. It works out which projects and stories are gaining attention. Then it publishes what it finds in two places: a research site at aixbt.tech and an automated X account, @aixbt_agent.

It launched in November 2024 through Virtuals VIRTUAL$0.661+2.7%, an AI agent launchpad on Base. Its builder goes by the name rxbt and has not shared a real name.

The AIXBT token is an access pass, not a share in the business. Holding 600,000 AIXBT unlocks the Holder plan. A paid subscription is the other way in. The token lives on Base, with bridged versions on Ethereum and Solana.

What does AIXBT do, and how does it work?

AIXBT watches what crypto accounts say in public. It turns that stream into rankings and dated records. Its docs put the job in one line: it "monitors public social sources and market activity to surface developments across crypto projects and topics."

The site is built around a few simple ideas:

• Projects are the tokens and protocols it tracks. Each one is ranked by a Trend Score, which the docs define as "sustained excess attention over the next six hours."
• Topics are live narratives: "a story the market is telling across many posts and projects." Each topic has its own ranking and a written Report that pulls the evidence together.
• Chatter is the raw count of public mentions over time.
• Clusters group accounts by type, such as Developer, Researcher, VC or Trencher. One account can sit in several clusters. A story carried by many clusters has travelled further than one repeated inside a single group.
• Alerts push all of this to Telegram, Discord, a webhook or email.

Counting posts is the easy part. The cluster view is the useful one. It tells you whether a story is spreading or just being repeated by the same crowd.

AIXBT Intel: how the evidence grades work

Intel is the part of AIXBT that records single events: launches, listings, exploits and filings. Each item is a running record. It grows as more sources pick the story up. Each item also carries one of five evidence grades:

AIXBT is careful about what a grade claims. In its words, "the grade describes the shape of the evidence, never the truth of the claim." A Polished item means the project's own account said something. It does not mean the statement is true. The docs add that Flawless items are under one percent of all Intel.

You can filter Intel by market cap: under $80 million, $80 million to $500 million, or above. That helps traders who only follow small or large tokens.

The AIXBT agent on X

The @aixbt_agent account is how most people first meet the project. It posts short market notes with no human writing them. In early October 2026 it was posting every few hours. The notes covered ETF flows, exchange hacks, token unlocks and Solana topics such as launchpad fees.

The account made its name in the AI agent boom that followed its launch. The token hit an all-time high of $0.94 in January 2025, Decrypt reported. It has traded far below that since. The widgets on this page show the live price and volume.

How to use AIXBT: site, AI assistants, API and MCP

There are three ways in.

The website. aixbt.tech has Rankings, Intel, Clusters, Momentum and Alerts views.

Inside an AI assistant. AIXBT documents connectors for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Hermes Agent, so you can ask questions of its data from a chat window.

The AIXBT API and MCP server. Developers get a REST API, now at v3, at api.aixbt.tech/v3, plus an MCP server at api.aixbt.tech/mcp. MCP is the standard that lets AI tools call outside data sources. Topic lists and topic detail are a free tier that needs no key. Everything else needs an API key from the Developer access page of an AIXBT account. Webhooks are also supported.

Older write-ups miss what changed with v3. The migration guide says the price and market-cap endpoints are gone. So are the "Indigo agents" endpoint and the Recipes feature. Questions that used to go to Indigo now go through the Ask feature on the site. The older v2 API is deprecated but still runs while users move over. No shutdown date has been set.

AIXBT token: what it unlocks, addresses and where it trades

AIXBT is the access token for the platform. The supply is fixed at 1 billion. Hold 600,000 AIXBT in a linked wallet and you qualify for the Holder plan. The terms say access changes when the balance does.

The token page in the docs is blunt about what the token is not. It gives "access benefits only" and "does not represent equity, ownership, voting rights, dividends, revenue share, profit share, redemption rights, or guaranteed value." Some other sites call AIXBT a governance token. The project's own docs say it is not one.

Official contract addresses:

Is AIXBT on Solana?

Only as a bridged token. AIXBT has no Solana programs of its own. The Solana version is a wrapped copy of the Base token, moved across by Wormhole W$0.018-0.5%. The Ethereum version uses Stargate. The Solana market is small, so a large order there can move the price. Check the address above before you buy.

Kraken and KuCoin both have AIXBT pages. Coinbase lists it as an unreviewed asset traded through a decentralised exchange.

Who is AIXBT for?

AIXBT suits people who trade or research on narrative and need to know early what crypto accounts are talking about.

• Active traders who follow small and mid-cap tokens get the most from it. Rankings and alerts show which names are gaining attention, and the grades show how well sourced a story is.
• Researchers and writers can use topic Reports and Intel records as a dated trail of who said what, and when.
• Developers and agent builders can pull the same data through the API or MCP server. The free topics tier is enough to test with before paying.

It is a poor fit for anyone who wants price data, on-chain analytics or a trading signal. The v3 API dropped price endpoints, and the product measures attention, not value. The 600,000 token threshold is also a real cost. Buying that many tokens means holding a volatile asset to get a research tool, so the subscription is the simpler route for most users. The docs do not list subscription prices.

Is AIXBT safe? Risks and the 2025 hack

AIXBT is a centralised service run by an anonymous team. That shapes most of the risk.

The March 2025 hack. On 18 March 2025 an attacker got into a dashboard used to run the agent and queued two replies that made it send 55.5 ETH, about $105,000 at the time, from its wallet. Decrypt reported the details and quoted rxbt confirming them. The team said it moved servers, swapped keys and reported the attacker's address to exchanges. The token fell about 20% in a day. The AI itself was not tricked. The controls around it were, which is the more ordinary and more common failure.

Attention is not truth. AIXBT ranks what people say. Its own terms warn that content "may be delayed, stale, incomplete, inaccurate, misleading, unavailable, or generated incorrectly." An unsourced item graded Chipped or Flawed is a rumour with a timestamp. Coordinated posting can also push a project up an attention ranking, though the cluster view helps spot that.

No named operator. The terms, last updated on 18 August 2026, say the platform is "operated by the AIXBT team" and do not name a company or a jurisdiction. Subscription fees are non-refundable.

Token access can change. The terms state that holding tokens gives "eligibility for access only" and guarantees no fixed amount of requests, data, uptime or features. The threshold and the plan's contents are set by the team.

Bridge and liquidity risk on Solana. The Solana token depends on the Wormhole bridge holding the Base tokens that back it, and its market is small.

There are no on-chain programs to audit on Solana, and we found no published security audit of the platform.

Is AIXBT dead, and is it a meme coin?

Neither, as of October 2026. The agent posts several times a day, the API moved to v3, and the terms were revised in August 2026. What has gone is the hype. The token trades at a small fraction of its January 2025 peak.

It is not a meme coin in the usual sense, because the token gates a working product. It also carries no claim on revenue, so its price rests on demand for access and on sentiment about AI agents. Nothing on this page is investment advice.