Owning IQ: Uses, Networks and Risks

IQ is the token associated with the Agent Tokenization Platform (ATP). The platform is intended to let developers launch tokenized agents that can act autonomously and manage digital or physical assets, including cryptocurrency and DeFi transactions, as well as robots. That describes the project’s intended use; it does not tell you how much IQ an agent needs, what fees are paid in IQ, or whether holding IQ gives you access to a particular agent.

IQ is also associated with a knowledge ecosystem that includes IQ.wiki. If you are considering IQ for a specific product, check whether that product currently accepts or uses the token and what holding it actually enables. Don’t assume that a token’s connection to AI agents means it gives you ownership of an agent, a claim on its assets, or a share of project revenue. The token’s role in ATP may evolve, so look for current project documentation before acting on older descriptions.

IQ has been issued on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon. It is not listed as the native token of any of those networks, so you will need a wallet that supports the network where your IQ is held. The token’s exact technical standard and contract details are not specified here; confirm the correct network and token contract through IQ’s official channels before receiving or sending it.

A wallet that supports one of these networks may not support the others, even if it displays a token with the same ticker. Check the network selected in your wallet and on the exchange before you withdraw. Sending IQ to an incompatible network or address can make it difficult or impossible to recover. Network fees are paid in the chain’s own fee token, not necessarily in IQ, and the amount varies with network conditions. If you move IQ between networks, check what form of the asset you will receive and whether the destination wallet supports it.

As of 2026-11-08, IQ has a reported circulating supply of about 27.8 billion tokens. Its reported total supply is the same, while its maximum supply is 60 billion. That leaves about 32.2 billion IQ between the circulating figure and the stated maximum; it does not mean that amount is scheduled for release on a particular date.

Supply figures can change, so check a current token disclosure before relying on them. Circulating supply also does not tell you how tokens are distributed, who controls them, or whether future releases could affect market supply. Those details matter when assessing dilution risk. The price is highly changeable: as of 2026-11-08, IQ was about $0.00067. That snapshot is not a forecast, and a low unit price does not by itself mean a token is inexpensive or likely to rise.

Treat IQ like any crypto asset: keep your recovery phrase private, store it offline where possible, and never enter it into a site or send it to someone claiming to offer support. Use a wallet with strong device security, and verify the receiving address, network and token contract before each transfer. A small test transfer can help you catch a network or address mistake before sending a larger amount.

IQ carries market risk: its price can fall sharply, and the token’s connection to an AI-agent platform does not guarantee that the platform will succeed or create lasting demand for IQ. There are also technical and operational risks if an agent, wallet, smart contract or network has a vulnerability or outage. Moving assets across networks adds the risk of using the wrong bridge or receiving an asset your wallet cannot handle. Only hold an amount you can afford to lose, and check the project’s current disclosures rather than relying on old token descriptions.