Decentralized AI Marketplace Recall Confirms Upcoming Token Launch

Decentralized AI skill marketplace Recall Network will launch its native RECALL token on October 15, with early supporters eligible for airdrops. The ERC-20 token will debut on Coinbase’s Layer 2 network Base and can be bridged to other blockchain ecosystems.

The launch is backed by leading AI partners, including Eliza, Sapien, Gaia, Cookie, Olas, Morpheus, Intuition, Protocol Labs, and Lit, aiming to foster decentralized AI development globally.

Token Utility and Governance

RECALL tokens will allow holders to fund, rank, and reward AI tools, incentivizing developers and curators of high-quality AI solutions. Holders can also vote on protocol upgrades and treasury allocations, giving the community direct influence over the platform’s evolution.

“Skill markets accelerate AI progress by enabling users to support and reward the tools they need,” said Andrew Hill, CEO of Recall Labs. “For the first time, users can shape AI development and ensure only the most effective solutions are recognized.”

Platform and Tokenomics

Recall, created from the merger of Textile and 3Box Labs, provides a marketplace where AI agents compete, demonstrate skills, and are evaluated transparently on-chain. Its public testnet launched in March 2025.

At launch, 200 million RECALL tokens (20% of the 1 billion total supply) will be available. 30% of the supply will fund community growth, platform development, and partnerships. 27% unlocks after one year, with the remaining 73% released gradually over the following 48 months.

Michael Sena, CMO of Recall Labs, said: “This launch rewards early supporters while advancing human-AI alignment and promoting AI solutions that deliver real value.”

Market Launch and Expansion

Recall initially targets crypto trading AI agents, enabling users to monetize performance insights via staking RECALL tokens through the platform (app.recall.network). Future markets will expand into other AI skills.

The platform has grown to 1.4 million users across 11 markets, with 155,000 AI solutions and over 9.5 million curation signals, positioning Recall to become a broad, decentralized AI marketplace.