IQ AI Launches Agent Tokenization Platform With Modular AI Framework

- Rapid Deployment of AI Agents with Modular Brain Framework and ElizaOS - Initial Agents Sophia and DKDEFI, Noteworthy for Six-Figure Market Valuation [Unblock Media] The AI protocol IQ AI has officially launched the Agent Tokenization Platform (ATP). This developer-centric infrastructure helps streamline the deployment of on-chain AI agents. Based on a modular brain framework fully integrated with ElizaOS, the platform allows agents to function within a decentralized ecosystem using smart contract logic. Developers can plug into the ATP system through pre-built modules like Odos (DEX routing), Fraxlend (lending market), and NEAR protocol (cross-chain communication). These plugins simplify the deployment process and support teams in building specialized agents with domain-specific logic in areas like finance, entertainment, and productivity. One of the noteworthy initial agents is Sophia ($SOPHIA), an AI content editor that performs fact-checking and generation tasks on IQ.wiki. This agent currently has a market value of $171.42K, with 53 holders and 90 inference tasks. Meanwhile, DK the AI DeFi Trader ($DKDEFI) provides users with algorithm-based DeFi strategies and has executed a total trading volume of $117K. Other agents, such as IK the Liquid Rapper and Detective Cipher, have also garnered community interest despite being in experimental stages. Most agents, especially those still in development, maintain a consistent baseline price between $22.7K and $24.5K, indicating a standardized issuance structure within the ATP ecosystem. ATP agents support native tokens, real-time price feeds, and inference logs, with all this data publicly accessible via app.iqai.com. This transparency, combined with the modular architecture, helps developers monitor agent performance, optimize behavior, and scale quickly. IQ AI's overarching goal is to make autonomous intelligence accessible and programmable across decentralized platforms. The team envisions ATP as the foundational layer for next-generation dApps (decentralized applications) and agent-based automation. For those looking to explore or create agents, the Brain Framework and ATP dashboard are now live.