Mind AI (MA) Price

MA is the BEP-20 utility token of the Mind AI platform, deployed on Binance Smart Chain; the official tokenomics model lists a total supply of 500,000,000 MA. It is not a certificate of ownership in a stock, fund, or underlying asset, but is designed to be connected to platform data-analysis access, feature use, API use, staking, and future governance participation. Mind AI positions its product as aggregating and processing data such as on-chain activity, social trends, KOL mentions, and sentiment, then providing users with insights through dashboards or Telegram notifications. MA's role is to provide a threshold or metering method for some access and usage steps; the token itself does not guarantee analytical conclusions, trading results, or returns.

Official documentation lists three access tiers associated with holding or locking MA: Free requires 0 MA and provides limited viewing of KOL mentions and token trends; Basic requires 4,500 MA and unlocks deeper influencer analysis and trend tracking; Advanced requires 25,000 MA and provides more AI market intelligence and advanced insights. The thresholds therefore determine the scope of product functionality, rather than causing MA to generate returns automatically. The documentation states that users can obtain premium features by holding or locking MA; the functions actually available still depend on the user's tier and the services the platform offers at that time.

In Mind AI's design, MA can serve as the point basis needed to access services and can also be used through locking for feature use: users who lock MA receive points, while platform features consume credits; consumption differs by feature. In other words, the locked amount, available points/credits, and the features actually used together affect service usage, rather than a one-time token holding granting unlimited use of all functions. For the API, the official description says that the chosen API package and data-usage preferences affect the amount of MA that must be locked; API fees are based on the selected package, and credits are consumed as system functions are used. The documentation does not provide a uniform per-call price, a formula for calculating the lock amount, or a fixed credit-consumption table, so these cannot be summarized as fixed rates.

MA staking is a mechanism in which users lock tokens to obtain APY and rewards; the official source also states that stakers will receive voting rights for future Mind AI decisions. Rewards come from this staking arrangement, rather than being settled automatically merely for holding tokens. The lock period and APY are not fixed values promised by the official source. The documentation explicitly states that both will be periodically determined and adjusted by the project, so participants need to confirm the term, yield basis, claiming/unlocking rules, and applicable conditions in the then-available staking interface or formal announcements. The wording on voting rights is also limited to “future Mind AI decisions” and should not be extended into established control over the company, underlying assets, or all platform matters.

The official tokenomics model divides 500,000,000 MA into: private sale 25% (125,000,000), strategic round 9% (45,000,000), public sale 8% (40,000,000), community airdrop 5% (25,000,000), liquidity 19.25% (96,250,000), advisors 4.55% (22,750,000), team 12% (60,000,000), marketing 7.2% (36,000,000), and Treasury & Staking 10% (50,000,000). These shares add up to the total supply. Total supply does not equal the amount freely tradable at a particular time, because each category follows a different path into circulation. Private sale unlocks 20% at TGE, then vests over 4 months after a 2-month cliff; the strategic round unlocks 20% at TGE, then vests linearly over 3 months after a 2-month cliff; public sale unlocks 40% at TGE, then vests linearly over 2 months after a 2-month cliff. The community airdrop has a 1-month cliff and then vests over 15 months; liquidity unlocks 50% at TGE and then vests over 4 months; advisors have a 6-month cliff and then vest over 12 months; the team has a 9-month cliff and then vests over 12 months; marketing unlocks 5% at TGE and then vests over 12 months; Treasury & Staking unlocks 5% at TGE, then vests over 18 months after a 1-month cliff. Here, TGE refers to the initial release at the token generation event, while a cliff is a waiting period during which releases do not continue under the subsequent vesting schedule; “linear vesting” appears only for the strategic-round and public-sale entries explicitly marked as such by the official source. Vesting arrangements describe planned release paths and cannot alone prove that a tranche has been sold, moved to trading markets, or will produce a particular price outcome.

MA burning is not described in the documentation as already completed or as occurring on a fixed schedule. The official source states that the burn process will begin after API-usage milestones are reached, with the aim of reducing the number of tokens. Therefore, assessing a burn's actual effect on supply requires distinguishing at least three stages: whether the API-usage milestone has been reached, whether the burn process has started, and whether there is a verifiable record of the quantity actually burned. The current token-utility page does not specify the milestone threshold, a start date, or cumulative burned quantity, so a possible future burn cannot be presented as a current, completed supply reduction.

In addition to service access and staking, official documentation lists two further uses: users can receive MA rewards for viewing targeted advertisements, and stakers can receive voting rights for future Mind AI decisions. The former is a reward route established for in-platform interaction, while the latter is a future governance-participation arrangement connected to staking status. The boundaries of these two uses need to be understood separately. Advertising rewards are not equivalent to token-holder dividends or guaranteed income, and voting rights are not equivalent to ownership of company equity. The documentation does not provide the amount, eligibility, or distribution frequency of advertising rewards, nor specific governance proposals, voting weight, or execution mechanisms; these undisclosed parameters should not be assumed to be established rules.