Making sense of the AI Landscape with Cookie.fun
He who controls the data controls the world.
Data is the most valuable resource for making sense of everything happening with AI and autonomous agents, and Cookie is the Bloomberg terminal for AI agents, indexing and presenting data for all agents.
While many protocols struggle to achieve PMF or significant adoption, Cookie’s growth has demonstrated the market appetite for in-depth information on AI agents.
Currently, the platform tracks about 1250 agents, with a cumulative market cap of over $15.37b.
By clicking on an individual agent or framework, Cookies opens its dashboard with a wide range of metrics. These are the stats for Cookie itself
However, aside from traditional metrics, the particularity of Cookies is bringing more depth than Coingecko and Coinmarketcap as it provides several mindshare metrics, including social media activity, reach, and engagement.
The protocols also introduced a premium tiered version, providing metrics diving deeper into the on-chain metrics, with a focus on:
Holders distribution
Whale accumulation
User retention
Top Holders
Market concentration (HHI index)
Unlimited tokens in the watchlist
These features can be accessed by locking up 10000 COOKIE tokens (about $5800).
A similar model is also employed to access Cookie API, called “data swarms”.
The Cookie Data Swarm is composed of 18 agents collaborating 24/7.
They analyze, map, and process social and on-chain data, creating a “collective intelligence” that any agent can leverage and access.
All API subscriptions are paid with COOKIE tokens, 50% of which gets burned and 50% accumulated in the DAO treasury.
The particularity of Cookie’s API is that both humans and AI agents can use it:
Humans: analyze tokens, agents, spot narratives, mindshare metrics, top CT accounts mapping
Agents can use Cookie’s Data Swarms to: predict future mindshare metrics, track narratives, visualize historical data and patterns, and correlate price with social analytics.
Cookie differentiates itself from other protocols as it is based on a real product with actual usage and traffic.
In 5 weeks since inception, they have achieved
250k monthly visitors
146k weekly visitors
24k daily visitors
What’s next?
Unlike many products, Cookie has built a highly functioning and in-demand platform.
This mainstream success has been proven by the number of daily users and solidified by the recent Binance future listing.
But that’s not all—Cookie plans to release its agent soon, leveraging the dashboard and the Cookie API to provide even deeper AI agent insights.
Version 0.4 was just released, bringing new token utility and features:
Real-time trading view for agents
In-app swaps burning $COOKIE with fees
New premium features: KOL dashboard, longer timeframes, new charts.
Here’s a full breakdown of the new features:
https://x.com/cookiedotfun/status/1879407316560433524
While this is a significant update, the team has been teasing that V0.5 will be the real game-changer.
Maybe that’s when they’ll launch a Cookie Monster agent.
Food for thought
The Kaito of AI agents.
Cookie will/is already establishing itself as a key data layer for future interactions and a more profound understanding between users and agents.
It will be interesting to see whether they also decide to launch their own agent, as speculators suggest.
Even without that, Cookie stands aside as one of the most successful PMF within the AI x crypto landscape