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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.31% | 4.85% | 1.97% | 38.16% | -- | -- |
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Data source: CoinGecko
MHA is the native gas and block-reward token of the MAGNE Layer 1, used for staking to secure validators, governance, and PoL ecosystem incentives. A portion of transaction fees is burned and mining issuance is halved yearly.
Top Holders
| Address | Token | Quantity | Percentage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0xaaa2...62e8 |   MHA | 3,000,000,000 | 30% | $14.03M |
| 0x999a...e196 | MHA | 1,500,000,000 | 15% | $7.01M |
| 0x888f...7cdd | MHA | 1,488,425,400 | 14.88% | $6.96M |
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About MAGNE.AI
MAGNE.AI is a Web3 infrastructure project built around AI compute and mobile hardware, serving users and developers who want data and private keys to stay on the local device. Its own terminal places signing inside a secure element and runs part of the inference on device; on the network side an EVM-compatible proof-of-work layer one handles settlement and coordination, M Hash layer two is built on OP Stack and separates consensus from execution to lower cost, and edge devices earn for contributed compute, and the settlement layer issues rewards against measured device contribution, with task assignment and compute proofs visible onchain.
The product line runs from hardware into applications: the device carries a built-in wallet and onchain identity, developers reach model services through APIs and SDKs, and the DePIN component orchestrates idle compute into a schedulable pool with task assignment and contribution accounting recorded onchain. Against software-only wallets or pure cloud inference, it puts key custody, model execution and settlement on one device and one account structure, with a clearer boundary of responsibility.
MAGNE.AI's development path shows a clear progression from Web3 hardware to AI-native infrastructure. In terms of financing, the project completed a $10 million strategic round (participants include Becker, TBV, DuckDAO, Castrum) and later added $2.64 million (Gaea, Titans, Go2Mars), bringing total disclosed funding to $12.64 million. On the product front, Phone Gen1 has moved through Pre-EVT and EVT P1, currently in PVT P2 production validation, targeting first manufacturing in Q3 2026; FCC ID 2BVCPGC603606 covers cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, EMC, and SAR testing. The MAGNE AI BOX extends the project into enterprise edge AI, with a 56 TOPS INT8 NPU, 34GB/38GB memory configurations, and a public spec page that separates verified metrics from vendor claims. The Qwen3.6-35B-A3B Q4 K M model has completed first local verification, with Gate 1 prototypes planned for performance, power, thermal, offline, security, upgrade, and recovery testing. Agent Pay integrates x402 payment flows into device identity and hardware signing, with local demos and testnet evidence shown, though production payments remain unopened. Community operations saw 76,650 independent addresses in Season 1 and 1,600 active devices in Season 2, with participation fees and phone draw rules established. These milestones—funding, hardware validation, AI model verification, payment infrastructure, and community growth—form the foundation for MAGNE.AI's transition from phone maker to Agent economy infrastructure provider.
Listings: MHA/USDT opened simultaneously on MEXC's Innovation Zone and Bitget's DePIN zone at 20:00 UTC+8 on September 17, with KuCoin following at 12:00 UTC the same day, all as first listings; total supply is 10 billion on BNB Chain.
Incentives: MEXC ran an Airdrop+ campaign from September 16 to 23 with a pool of 3 million MHA plus 39,000 USDT. No buyback, protocol revenue or detailed unlock schedule has been disclosed.
On 17 September 2026 the MHA token listed simultaneously on KuCoin, Bitget, MEXC and LBank, with a 10 billion supply used for gas, staking, governance and ecosystem incentives. It marks the transition of the project's hardware and onchain identity stack into public markets.
MAGNE.AI centers on MAG1, a secure AI-native terminal with a Web3 enclave and executable environment, paired with onchain infrastructure for verifiable agent identity, policy-controlled execution, payments and transaction receipts. Target users include privacy-conscious consumers, Web3 users, developers and enterprises running private edge AI. Exchanges opened deposits, call auctions and withdrawals in mid-September alongside airdrop campaigns.
MAGNE.AI plans to scale device shipments and node counts, standardize agent identity and payment receipts, and decentralize the network through mining nodes, staking nodes and a DAO allocation, while expanding enterprise private AI deployments.
Aaron Lun — CEO; based in Hong Kong, MBA from the University of Melbourne and BCom in accounting and management from Deakin University, has led MAGNE.AI's product commercialization and global expansion since 2024.