Amnis Aptos
AMAPT
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
AMAPT serves as the liquid staking token for Amnis Finance on the Aptos blockchain, representing staked APT rather than the platform's primary governance asset (which is AMI). Across all six evaluation areas, no qualifying red-flag events, protocol hacks, or regulatory enforcement actions were identified. However, AMAPT suffers from notable fundamental and operational limitations. While operational governance participation exists (with 205 recorded proposals), direct development velocity metrics like GitHub releases and public commits are not clearly verified. In addition, AMAPT's market liquidity is severely constrained with near-zero 24-hour trading volume, a deep 96-97% drawdown from its peak, and an unverified independent smart contract audit status for the Amnis contract itself. Tokenomics and governance reflect centralized protocol mechanics where AMAPT merely functions as a staking receipt without independent governance rights or direct value-accrual mechanisms. The overall score of 4.65 directly reflects the weighted average of the six section evaluations.
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Tokenomics
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Market & Use Case
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Team & Governance
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Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Amnis Aptos (AMAPT)
AMAPT (Amnis Aptos) is a liquid staking receipt token for the Amnis Finance protocol on the Aptos blockchain. Built as a Move-based asset, AMAPT represents staked APT delegated within the protocol. Its supply mechanics are elastic, expanding with user deposits and accumulated staking rewards, enabling holders to retain liquidity while their underlying assets participate in network staking.
Amnis Finance is co-founded and led by CEO Eric Hung Nguyen. Governance across the protocol is structured through the Amnis DAO, where decision-making authority primarily rests with holders of the AMI token rather than AMAPT holders. While AMAPT serves as a receipt asset for liquid staking and integration into Aptos decentralized finance protocols, it does not confer independent governance voting rights or direct protocol revenue accrual.
From a market perspective, AMAPT has experienced a 96% to 97% drawdown from its all-time high of $18.90 and exhibits limited liquidity, characterized by near-zero 24-hour trading volume across major market aggregators. While evaluation data confirms no security breaches, exploits, depegs, or regulatory actions specific to Amnis Finance, no verified independent smart contract audit reports specific to the AMAPT token contract were identified in available documentation.