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23 Turtles has officially rebranded to Coral Protocol as of Q2 2025. This change reflects the project's evolution from a basic token initiative to building the "connective infrastructure" for the AI agent ecosystem. Much like a coral reef supports diverse marine life, Coral Protocol provides the foundational layer where specialized AI agents can coexist, interact, and thrive. The legacy AI23T identity has been fully integrated into this new vision of a unified, decentralized agentic mesh.

Following the rebranding, the project launched the $CORAL token on the Solana blockchain. $CORAL now serves as the primary utility token for the new ecosystem. While the project was previously tracked under the AI23T ticker, the focus has shifted entirely to $CORAL. Users interested in participating in the ecosystem can find $CORAL on leading exchanges like LBank. This transition ensures the tokenomics are properly aligned with the protocol’s utility in the "Internet of Agents."

The "Internet of Agents" is the core vision of Coral Protocol. It describes a decentralized network where specialized AI agents, created by different owners and using various frameworks, can discover, communicate, and transact with one another. Instead of isolated AI silos, this vision promotes a collaborative environment where agents work together to solve complex tasks, effectively creating a global, interconnected web of distributed artificial intelligence.

Coral Protocol solves the "silo" problem by providing a standardized communication "language" based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It acts as a neutral protocol layer that allows agents—regardless of whether they were built in LangChain, CrewAI, or other frameworks—to interact without requiring custom integration code. By acting as a bridge, Coral Protocol allows these disparate models to share information and collaborate on workflows seamlessly.

Yes, developers can easily integrate their existing agents into the ecosystem. By using the Coralizer CLI, developers can "Coralize" their legacy APIs and agents, allowing them to join the decentralized mesh. The protocol also provides standardized memory management, offering Private, Thread, and Session memory scopes. This ensures that agents can maintain the necessary context and state while working with other agents across the network.

Monetization is handled through the Coral marketplace. Developers can publish their "Coralized" agents to a central registry where they become discoverable. When another agent or a user "rents" an agent to perform a specific task, the payment is handled automatically on-chain. This per-use fee structure allows developers to monetize their specialized AI tools and contributes to a sustainable economy for decentralized intelligence.