Unibase news today shows no newly confirmed announcement in the past 24 hours. The most recent development is the launch of Membase, its shared memory product for AI agents, on November 2, 2026. UB trades at $0.1062, down 1.34% over 24 hours.
Unibase news today: Membase rollout
Membase went live on November 2 as a memory layer that AI tools share. Developers can connect Code, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT to the same memory through the SDK or MCP. The shared memory gives users a common source of context when they move between supported tools. The announcement made no change to UB's token economics.
Recent product updates
Earlier product work set up the launch. On October 10, Unibase published a technical report on Membase, its long-term memory system for AI agents, which scored 93.12% on the LoCoMo recall benchmark, according to the Membase report. On October 15, the project published 17 Runnable Demos of What Long-Term Memory Makes Possible, built on the Membase API.
Staking and governance also moved onto the network earlier. Staking and governance went live on Ethereum on September 30, where locking UB mints vote-escrowed vUB with up to 2.5x voting weight.
Scheduled token unlock
A vesting tracker lists a scheduled release for November 12, 2026, of 303.45 million UB, equal to 3.0% of the allocation, which is part of a monthly series. Unlock schedules of this kind are tracked by the vesting data provider rather than announced by the project. The tracker's supply figures differ from the 2.5 billion UB circulating supply shown in market data, so the size of the release relative to float remains unconfirmed.