Akedo (AKE) is the native BEP-20 token of AKEDO, a multi-agent AI framework that turns natural-language prompts into playable games. The token runs on BNB Smart Chain rather than an independent blockchain.
Core technology and blockchain architecture
AKEDO uses four specialized AI agents: World Builders create maps and environments, Rule Designers define game mechanics, Balancers check gameplay fairness, and Storytellers write plots and questlines. The project's whitepaper states that a creator can design a game in about two minutes from natural-language prompts (AKEDO Whitepaper Overview).
Sources describe AKEDO as an application-layer platform, not a base blockchain. Players engage with games, creators use AI tools and templates, and the platform adds monetization and distribution features (ChainClarity). The BSC contract address is 0x2c3a8Ee94dDD97244a93Bc48298f97d2C412F7Db (BscScan).
Primary use cases
Users pay AKE to prompt and publish games, at $0.1 per prompt and $10 per published game. Creators can issue game-specific tokens with one click, which use a bonding-curve system for early price discovery. Tokens launched on the platform are paired with AKE in liquidity pools (AKEDO Whitepaper Tokenomics).
Holders can stake AKE to earn a share of protocol fee revenue (Coinranking). Blockworks reports that the whitepaper says AKE holders can vote on key platform decisions, but no implementing contract or voting threshold was identified (Blockworks).
Who is behind Akedo and where is it based?
Blake Henderson is named as founder in a Payward (Kraken) UK crypto-asset statement dated 16 August 2025 (Kraken/Payward). Yaniv Basil is listed as co-founder and CTO (CoinStats). Public materials describe the wider team as game-industry veterans with backgrounds at Tencent Lightspeed Studio and TiMi Studio, but no complete team list is public (CoinGecko).
Sources conflict on the founding year. Dealroom gives 2024, while PitchBook and Tracxn give 2022 (Dealroom; Tracxn). The earliest verifiable public activity is the Telegram game work reported by The Block in July 2024 (The Block).
The country of operation is not confirmed. Dealroom and Crunchbase list Zug, Switzerland, while PitchBook lists Tel Aviv, Israel (Crunchbase). Blockworks states that administrative authority over the protocol rests with AKEDO Limited as operator, but its jurisdiction was not identified. No foundation was identified (Blockworks).
Tokenomics
The total supply is 100,000,000,000 AKE, which Blockworks describes as a fixed hard cap. The market snapshot records a circulating supply of 22,796,250,000 AKE, about 22.8% of the total. The price is $0.008988, down 22.78% over 24 hours, and the all-time high is $0.1467.
The whitepaper allocates 31.5% to community rewards, 25% to investors, 17.5% to ecosystem and growth, 15% to early contributors, 5% to advisors, 5% to liquidity and 1% to a community airdrop. Community and investor allocations unlock linearly over 48 and 24 months after their cliffs (AKEDO Whitepaper Tokenomics).
Protocol fees are split 33% to the platform, 33% to stakers and 33% burned (Coinranking). Blockworks describes the supply as deflationary because burned fees are permanent, but the sources give no burn schedule or total burned amount (Blockworks).
Consensus mechanism and network security
AKE has no consensus mechanism of its own. As a BEP-20 token, it inherits security from BNB Smart Chain (CoinCarp). The whitepaper describes a computation network in which node operators contribute AI processing power and earn rewards, but it does not describe validation or security mechanics for that network (AKEDO Nodes/Assets).
Partnerships and ecosystem integrations
The Open Platform (TOP) invested in Akedo Games in July 2024 to build Telegram games on TON. The deal value was not disclosed (The Block). Kraken and Toobit listed AKE on 22 August 2025, and LBank also lists it (Kraken Blog; Toobit). KuCoin Spotlight ran the token sale, and KuCoin reported over $25 million raised (KuCoin).
Competitive advantages
AKEDO separates game design into specialized agent roles rather than relying on one general-purpose model to produce an entire game (Gate EU). The project claims a 100x efficiency gain over traditional LLM solutions and aims to turn three billion gamers into creators. These are company claims that the sources do not verify (CoinMarketCap).
Development activity and roadmap
The akedoorg GitHub organization lists two repositories, aketoken (Solidity) and akedo. The akedo repository shows one commit in the indexed snapshot, so public code activity appears limited (GitHub). The TGE was announced as the first milestone of a longer roadmap (AKEDO on X). CoinMarketCap lists a Phase III focused on in-game assets and creator monetization for 2026 H1, and a Phase IV on the ecosystem with no timeline (CoinMarketCap).