Utility

  • Agent Query & Task Execution – Users pay $ECO to interact with AI agents, initiate tasks, or deploy agent workflows. This applies to both general-purpose agents and domain-specific verticals (e.g., logistics, health, smart cities).

  • Context Storage & Recall – Memory updates and retrievals — including anchoring dNFTs, indexing context, and querying history — require $ECO, creating sustained demand from both end users and developer agents.

  • TEE Privacy Activation – When users opt into encrypted computation via Trusted Execution Environments, $ECO is consumed as fuel to operate and verify secure enclave tasks off-chain.

  • Staking & Execution Prioritization – $ECO holders can stake their tokens into execution pools to gain prioritized access to faster memory pipelines, lower latency agents, or early-access tools — while earning network rewards.

  • Governance Rights – Token holders participate in protocol governance, voting on updates to MCP logic, dNFT schema evolution, agent marketplace parameters, and treasury allocation.

  • Developer & Agent Marketplace – In the upcoming agent ecosystem, $ECO will serve as the exchange token for custom agents, plugins, memory modules, and training data APIs — powering a composable AI economy.

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