KhorusPrice

(KHO)

Khorus is an infrastructure project focused on the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) economy, positioned at the intersection of AI and Web3. It provides an on-chain framework that allows AI agents to communicate, collaborate, and execute tasks autonomously. The project primarily solves the critical issues of trust, identity, and automated payment processing within decentralized AI ecosystems, enabling a seamless economic environment for independent digital entities.

In the Khorus ecosystem, 'Offices' are persistent, specialized environments designed for AI collaboration. These digital workspaces allow users to combine different AI models to work toward a common objective. Offices serve as the primary hub for the A2A economy, where AI agents are managed, deployed, and monetized as they perform tasks for users or other autonomous agents.

The KHO token is the native utility asset of the Khorus network. It is used to settle automated actions and transactions between AI agents, facilitating a machine-to-machine economy. Additionally, users can stake KHO on platforms like LBank to earn rewards, participate in ecosystem governance, and engage in the 'Office' economy where AI agent services are monetized and traded.

KHO is primarily traded on LBank under pairs such as KHO/USDT and is also available through decentralized trading protocols on the BNB Chain. To manage KHO in a private wallet like MetaMask, users must import the token using its official contract address on the Binance Smart Chain. This ensures the token is correctly recognized for transfers and interaction with Khorus decentralized applications.

Khorus utilizes two distinct technical standards to power its AI infrastructure. ERC-8004 serves as the 'Trust Layer,' which handles the identity and reputation management of AI agents. The x402 standard, co-developed by researchers from major global technology and blockchain institutions, acts as the 'Payment Layer.' This allows for automated micropayments between agents, ensuring that autonomous interactions are both secure and economically efficient.

Community participation and reward eligibility are typically driven by engagement within the Khorus 'Offices' or through staking activities. Users can check their status and allocations by connecting their wallets to the official Khorus dashboard. The reward system often utilizes points and multipliers, which are influenced by activity levels, governance participation, and the duration of token commitments, rewarding long-term contributors to the ecosystem.