According to Binance Research, daily Agent OS calls climbed from almost zero in mid-August to more than 200K per day by September 9.
The acceleration is the interesting part.
Around August 30, daily calls were already near 100K. A week later, the chart shows more than double that level.
This isn’t a price chart.
It’s usage.
If developers and users keep interacting with Agent OS at this pace, the next question is whether this activity can translate into sustained demand around the broader AI agent economy.
Every time this lower resistance is tested, sellers keep stepping in. $BTC is still below the 77K area after another sharp rejection, so I’m watching the retest.
$SUI generated -$79.61 in daily on-chain revenue. 👀
That number stands out even more when you compare it with other chains:
→ $ALGO: $117.40 revenue, ~$880M market cap → $S: $95.41 revenue, ~$79M market cap → $SEI: $40.33 revenue, ~$348M market cap → $SUI : -$79.61 revenue
A negative print is the strangest one here.
It means the chain is effectively subsidizing usage right now. That can happen while an ecosystem is still being built, but eventually real demand needs to show up.
The other three aren’t necessarily in trouble. Their revenue is simply tiny compared with their valuations.
That’s why I like watching revenue alongside TVL and price.
TVL can move with mercenary capital. Price can move on narrative. Revenue shows whether users are actually paying to use the network.
What does the volume say when price keeps failing to reclaim the breakdown zone? $ENA is still trading below the 0.150 area, keeping the failed-reclaim setup in focus.