Key Takeaways
Holoworld blends AI and blockchain on Solana, enabling owned AI agents with voice, memory, and avatars; it already surpasses 1M users.
HOLO powers the platform; AVA fuels AVA AI agent utilities.
HOLO is listed on Binance, with a 2.048B supply and a ~16.96% circulating launch globally.
In the age of Web3 mixed with AI, the idea of an “AI agent”, a virtual being that can act and talk on its own, is turning into a hot trend. Holoworld AI is one of the first platforms trying to merge AI with blockchain. Its goal is to bring virtual characters (AI agents) to life, giving them personalities and the ability to interact in many ways, and letting people truly own them through decentralized tech.
What is Holoworld AI?
Holoworld AI, built by Hologram Labs, is both a marketplace and a social platform. It runs on the Web3 + AI idea. Here, creators, brands, and gamers can make their own “AI agents” without needing to know coding.
These characters can chat through text, talk with a voice, show up as pictures or even be 3D avatars. They can also remember past chats, making conversations feel more personal. What makes it stand out is that everything, from who owns the agent to all the history of interactions, is recorded on the Solana blockchain, which means things are open, transparent, and secure.
Key Features of Holoworld AI
The world of Holoworld AI rests on four main things. The first is AI Agents, digital characters that each have their own personality, knowledge, and goals. Users can set how the agent thinks, what experience it has, or what skill it should focus on. A famous example is AVA AI, the showcase agent of Holoworld, which can handle many formats, from chatting to creating pictures and videos.
The second key piece is the Agent Market & Studio. This is where users can design avatars in 2D or 3D, change the voice, shape the look, and release the agent to social networks or entertainment apps. Holoworld also brings in tools like Hologram Mocap and Holo3D/HoloAnimate, which can turn a real photo into a moving avatar. There’s also a memory system and live data, so agents can recall what happened before and respond with context.
Finally, every agent’s life and ownership are secured on the Solana blockchain. This gives safety and also makes these virtual characters work like digital assets that people can trade.
How Does Holoworld Work?
Holoworld AI works like a closed loop, where users are both creators and owners of AI agents. It starts with Ava Studio.
Anyone can go in, set up a character, and choose personality, skills, appearance, and voice. Once the agent is ready, it can be launched on the Agent Market. There, agents can be sold, exchanged, or simply used in real-life contexts like livestreaming, games, social platforms, or interactive stories.
The special thing about Holoworld is real-time connection. Agents don’t just answer questions. They can remember chats from before, join online communities like Discord or Telegram, and even act as the digital face of a brand campaign. Because each agent has an on-chain identity, the owner has full control and can also get economic value from their virtual characters.
Holoworld is not just theory. It already shows results: over 1 million users, more than 700,000 creations, and over 35 million interactions. Data from Gate Learn says there are more than 900,000 registered users, 130,000+ active Solana wallets, and 1.6 million on-chain transactions. Over 60 AI bots have been built already. And with partnerships with L’Oréal, Bilibili, and the NFT project Pudgy Penguins, Holoworld is proving it has real-world use.
