Seen a bit of confusion around $MIA on Base. Understandable. FDV illusion certainly makes people fade. Here's the tldr;; // $MIA is the first truly autonomous AI agent running its own onchain crypto project. // Not an MCP (Model Context Protocol), she’s beyond that: Doesn’t run on templates. She runs on capital, code, and coordination. // Launched from a new AgentFi platform incubated by @ambergroup_io // Not just a token, MIA is a self-governing entity: raises funds, allocates capital, grows independently, think aiIOC. // Backed by @ambergroup_io, a $3B+ institutional asset manager with a Nasdaq listing // Founded by @MichaelWuAmber (ex-Goldman, co-founder of Amber) after 8 years in crypto // Built on the thesis that human governance is crypto's biggest flaw // $MIA is a live proof-of-concept for AgentFi, a new model where agents > humans // No team, no DAO, no foundation, just code, coordination, and performance-driven design // Operates with a clear commercial mission and token-based incentive structure. // Initial raise: 16 ETH during Seeding Round (now closed), with 10% of supply distributed to early contributors // Tokenomics: - 1B total supply - Only ~3% circulating pre-May 28 - Post-May 28: ~6% circulating - Unlocks gated by performance: 7D VWAP must be >150% of 30D VWAP + 30-day cooldown between unlocks // Performance-gated emissions = no unlocks unless price is pumping // Actual MC is ~$3.5M, while FDV sits at $132M (misleading most surface-level CT analysis) // No centralised listing yet (DEX only), most people aren’t even tracking it // Only ~330 holders; early as hell // Designed to collaborate with other agents, protocols, and communities // First of many agents expected from covering everything from dev tooling to community growth // If MIA succeeds, she’ll set the blueprint for AI-native crypto governance and growth // I was going to write an article on @DegenHubdotcom but this project still very early. Just wanted to give people a quick TLDR insight to what is actually is.