Cudos
CUDOS
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
CUDOS has officially been deprecated and migrated as part of its merger into the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance, with its independent mainnet halting at block height 12,385,627 and tokens converting to FET. As a result, Active Development could not be scored independently (-1.0 data gap) as ongoing work has transitioned to the broader ASI:Cloud/FET infrastructure. Across the remaining evaluated areas, CUDOS scores 3.5 in Community Support due to dwindling ERC-20 on-chain activity, 6.0 in Tokenomics reflecting high circulating float offset by administrative control switches, 2.0 in Market and Use Case due to severe liquidity exhaustion and micro-cap deterioration, 6.5 in Team and Governance owing to an experienced founding team now absorbed under ASI governance, and 5.0 in Security and Audit History reflecting past audits offset by centralization vectors. With the token deprecated and migrating to FET, investors should avoid acquiring the legacy CUDOS asset.
Development Activity
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Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Cudos (CUDOS)
Cudos (CUDOS) is a deprecated token that migrated to FET as part of its merger into the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance. Originally developed as a decentralized cloud-computing network aimed at aggregating idle CPU and GPU hardware for compute jobs, the project operated both an independent blockchain and an Ethereum ERC-20 token. As part of the merger, the standalone CUDOS mainnet halted at block height 12,385,627, and ongoing compute and GPU infrastructure development was absorbed into the ASI:Cloud and FET ecosystem.
The CUDOS token was designed with a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion, functioning as a payment medium for compute workloads, staking, and delegated proof-of-stake network governance. Following the approval of the token merger proposal, primary governance and utility rights were consolidated under the FET token, and cryptocurrency exchanges began delisting CUDOS to facilitate the token conversion process.
Prior to and during the transition, the legacy asset experienced significant liquidity exhaustion and market deterioration, including an approximate 87% price decline since April 2025 and a market capitalization drop to around $0.5 million. Security reviews, including a May 2022 Code4rena audit of the project's bridge contracts, identified centralization considerations such as admin control over bridge funds, alongside an admin-controlled global transfer switch in the ERC-20 smart contract and a CertiK hidden owner flag. No security exploits, hacks, or regulatory enforcement actions were reported regarding the project.