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Token 2049 Spotlight: UniKey, Backed by 300,000 Users, Heads to the AI Agent Summit


As the global crypto and technology community turns its attention once again to Singapore, the annual Web3 flagship event, Token 2049, is about to take center stage. Against the backdrop of this globally anticipated industry gathering, the AI and decentralized infrastructure sectors are entering a new moment of visibility: UniKey, the AI access network, has officially announced that it will attend the 2026 Token 2049 · AI Agent Summit as a key partner.

A High-Level Gathering: At Marina Bay Sands, Connecting with Global Technology Leaders

The AI Agent Summit will take place on October 6, 2026, from 14:00–18:00 SGT at the iconic Marina Bay Sands Convention and Exhibition Centre in Singapore. The event is hosted by Noos and co-hosted by TechubNews, with OG Labs and Tron as supporting sponsors, alongside leading international media outlets including Odaily, Jinse Finance, Foresight News, MetaEra, BlockBeats, and Chaintimes.

As one of the most prominent AI-focused summits taking place during Token 2049, the event has historically served as a key gathering point for global technologists, institutional investors, and industry pioneers. Previous editions have featured leading figures from the global crypto and technology industries, including Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, Animoca Brands Co-Founder Yat Siu, Synthetix Founder Kain Warwick, Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier, The Sandbox Co-Founder Sébastien Borget, and 1inch Founder Sergej Kunz.

At this year’s summit, UniKey will take the global stage alongside these industry leaders, showcasing its technological capabilities and ecosystem progress across the emerging agent economy and the infrastructure layer for AI access rights.

Momentum Continues: 300,000 Global Users Ahead of Token 2049

As the countdown to Token 2049 in Singapore begins, UniKey has recently delivered a major milestone that has drawn significant industry attention.

Global users surpass 300,000: UniKey officially announced that the platform’s global registered user base has surpassed 300,000. UniKey has also integrated nearly 40 leading flagship AI Agents, including GPT-6 astra, Kimi k3, DeepSeek v4, and Claude Opus 5, building a highly active global AI agent ecosystem and accelerating the broader adoption and large-scale deployment of AI technology.

Building Toward the Future: Empowering the Agent Era Through Decentralized Infrastructure

What new narrative will UniKey bring to the global stage of Token 2049?

As an AI-native infrastructure layer, UniKey is committed to connecting global multimodal Hash Power with cutting-edge AI Agents through a high-performance multi-chain LLM gateway and decentralized AI agent routing. By doing so, UniKey aims to establish a robust technological and asset infrastructure for the broader decentralized ecosystem.

As Token 2049 Singapore approaches, UniKey will bring the momentum of its 300,000-user global ecosystem to the Lion City. The project will not only present global investors and developers with its vision for the evolution of next-generation AI economic gateways, but will also join builders from around the world in opening a new chapter for the agent economy.

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