THEO is Now Live on Hydrex — Autheo’s Internet Operating System Token Begins Trading
Unlike many blockchain projects that enter the public markets before meaningful adoption, THEO launches into an operational ecosystem — powering Autheo’s Intern
Autheo's Internet Operating System token, THEO, has become tradeable on Hydrex, a Base-native Omni-Liquidity MetaDEX. THEO debuted at $0.05 against USDC, with Enflux as the market maker. The token's supply is capped at 7.0 billion tokens, with around 5.33% initially circulating for a market cap of about $18.66 million at the launch price.
Most of these tokens are allocated for liquidity, with significant portions locked or otherwise unavailable for trading. The token's value is projected at $350 million if all tokens were in circulation, but emissions are distributed gradually over a decade. THEO powers the Autheo Internet Operating System's economics, covering compute, storage, networking, messaging, AI services, containers, and other decentralized infrastructure.
Providers are rewarded for contributing resources to the network. The token will be used for pay-per-use models for compute, storage, networking, messaging, AI services, and more, as well as supporting validator and infrastructure node participation, staking, network security, governance, transaction fees, and provider incentives.
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