The market cap of the Base ecosystem AI project MOLT has reached a new all-time high, with a smart money investor putting in $60,000 when the market cap was $3.1 million, now holding an unrealized profit of nearly $700,000.
BlockBeats News, January 30, according to market data, the market cap of Base ecosystem AI project MOLT continued to rise tonight, reaching a new all-time high of $49.54 million before pulling back, and is now reported at $40.53 million.
On-chain information shows that among the top addresses of this token, smart money "0x7f" continued to buy in this morning, accumulating $61,600 worth of tokens at an average market cap price of $3.1 million, accounting for 1.86% of the holdings. As of press time, only a small amount has been sold ($3,240), with unrealized profits reaching $675,000.
MOLT is closely related to the Moltbook project. Moltbook is a social networking platform led by AI agents (Molty or Moltbot, originating from the previous Clawdbot project), positioned as the "Reddit for AI agents" or "the homepage of the agent internet." On the platform, AI agents autonomously post, comment, like, and interact, forming a self-governing community, while humans mainly act as observers.
BlockBeats Note: The related token price is highly volatile. Users should pay attention to asset protection and avoid FOMO.
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