$AIAV

$AIAV Utility

$AIAV is meant to be used inside the product. People earn it when they help the system learn, and they spend it when they want more capability or better service. That simple loop keeps the platform moving.

Compute access Spending tokens raises practical limits for an Avatar. You can unlock larger context windows, faster response queues, or extra generation runs when a project gets busy.

Service tiers Keeping or staking a balance lets you step up to higher tiers. Those tiers include things like longer memory retention, premium model options, and task-specific agents for areas such as learning, support, or creative work.

Contribution rewards Useful inputs and feedback are rewarded in $AIAV. You can hold the token, or turn it into usage inside the app to power more generations or unlock features. Many users simply recycle what they earn back into their Avatars.

Governance Holders can propose and vote on settings that affect the network, such as reward weights, fee routing, or upgrade schedules. Decisions are transparent, and the people who use the platform help guide it.

Example: a creator trains a travel-planning Avatar over a week, earns tokens from high-quality feedback, then spends part of that balance to boost compute for a launch day. A developer ships a memory module, sets a small monthly price in $AIAV, and is paid automatically when Avatars call their module.