NOVA AIPrice

(NOVA)

As of early 2026, there are three primary entities. The Solana-based version is a DePIN network focused on autonomous AI agents using the Model Context Protocol. The Base-based version operates as an AI-driven bot designed to identify emerging assets on its native chain. Finally, ByteNova is a desktop-based agent utilizing edge computing and focusing on user privacy. Users should verify the underlying technology and ecosystem—whether it is infrastructure, bot services, or desktop software—to ensure they are interacting with the intended project.

While several projects are legitimate development efforts, the name is frequently used by copycats. Community alerts often stem from unauthorized bots requesting deep wallet access or private keys, which should always be avoided. There are also non-crypto applications with similar names that are unrelated to these blockchain projects. To maintain safety, users should never share seed phrases and should only interact with verified smart contracts. Vigilance is required as malicious actors often create tokens with identical names to confuse investors.

The tokens are available on various decentralized trading platforms across different blockchains. The Solana DePIN version is typically found on Solana-based exchanges, while the Base-native bot token is available on Base network platforms. ByteNova is primarily accessible through the Binance Smart Chain ecosystem. For the highest security, always obtain the contract address from official project documentation or reputable data aggregators and use established platforms like LBank to manage your assets when they are supported.

Each project utilizes distinct tech stacks. The Solana version leverages the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) to enable AI agents to perform complex on-chain tasks like NFT creation. The Base variant uses automated wallet analysis and blockchain scanning algorithms to find low-cap assets. ByteNova focuses on edge computing and local processing to power a customizable desktop AI agent, emphasizing privacy by keeping data processing close to the user rather than in centralized cloud environments.

Tokenomics vary significantly between versions. The Solana DePIN project generally features a fixed supply to support its infrastructure rewards model. Some variants implement a transaction tax, often around 5%, which is redirected toward marketing and ecosystem sustainability efforts. Other versions, particularly those on the Base network, may offer a zero-tax structure to encourage high-frequency utility. It is essential to check the specific smart contract of the chosen version for details on burn mechanisms, liquidity locks, or supply caps before participating.

The 2026 roadmap focuses heavily on integration and infrastructure expansion. For the DePIN-focused projects, the priority is the full implementation of the Model Context Protocol and establishing partnerships with hardware providers to support autonomous agents. The desktop-based ByteNova project is working on enhancing its edge-computing rewards system for local users. Across the various teams, the focus remains on increasing the autonomy of AI agents and improving the accuracy of blockchain analysis tools to provide more value to their respective communities.