SingularityNET Opens Legacy AGIX Claims With No Deadline

SingularityNET has opened claims for eligible holders of its legacy AGIX token, with no filing deadline attached, and the new AGIX token is being issued on Ethereum. The claim portal follows the project's previously announced Nov. 11 opening date and closes out a balance-review period that ended Nov. 3.

The mechanics are fixed. Claim amounts derive from balances recorded at a single snapshot: 11:13 p.m. ET on Sept. 19, which converts to 03:13:23 UTC on Sept. 20. That timestamp, recorded on-chain, is the reference point every payout traces back to. Nothing recorded after it counts.

There is a wrinkle for Cardano holders. SingularityNET has set up separate claim pages for Ethereum and Cardano claimants. Cardano users will not receive the new token on Cardano. They will receive it on Ethereum. For a holder base spread across two chains, that means the claim experience — and the resulting asset — consolidates onto a single network.

What can holders still fix?

The initial balance-review window closed on Nov. 3. But the process is not entirely locked. Holders can still report missing wallet addresses or incorrect balances to the team. The review phase existed precisely for this: it gave holders time to verify that their wallet addresses and recorded AGIX amounts matched reality before filing a claim.

The practical question a holder should ask: what does this change for tokens sitting in a wallet right now? The answer is that nothing moves until a claim is filed. There is no deadline pressuring anyone, but the snapshot is historical — the eligible amount was fixed two months before the portal opened. Waiting does not reduce a claim; it only delays receipt.

Why the token matters

AGIX is not a decorative asset. It has served as the transaction token inside SingularityNET's decentralized AI marketplace, the network where AI services are bought and sold. A migration of this token is therefore an operational event for the marketplace itself, not just a ledger swap for speculators. Moving issuance to Ethereum places the marketplace's core payment rail alongside the chain with the deepest DeFi and institutional infrastructure.

The sequence also tells its own story. SingularityNET outlined plans earlier to open the portal on Nov. 11, roughly a week after the review period ended Nov. 3. The project hit that schedule. In a sector where migration deadlines routinely slip, the gap between the announced date and the live portal appears to be zero.

What comes next

With no filing deadline on claims, the pressure now shifts from the protocol to the holders. The remaining open variable is the exception-handling track — reports of missing addresses or wrong balances — which effectively becomes the informal correction window for anyone the snapshot treated unfairly.