Recall
RECALL
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
RECALL (Recall) is an AI skill-market and agent-competition platform on Base with an active development posture, showing continuous feature updates and product iteration in late 2025 (scored 6.5/10). However, the project exhibits noticeable risks across multiple fundamental areas. Tokenomics (5.5/10) reflect high insider concentration (50% split between early investors and founding contributors) and future dilution pressure with only 20% circulating at launch and forward-looking utility. Community support (5.0/10) is largely incentive- and airdrop-driven without mature DAO operations, and Market/Use Case (4.0/10) exhibits modest liquidity ($1.47M 24-hour volume) alongside unverified decentralized memory infrastructure claims. Team and Governance (4.0/10) lacks public disclosure of named founders or core team members. Additionally, a significant data gap was encountered in Security and Audit History (-1.0/10), as queries failed to retrieve crypto-specific contract audits or verified security reports (returning unrelated homonym results instead). Excluded from weighting per data gap rules, the remaining sections yield a weighted score of 5.12. No qualifying red-flag events were established.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
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 Recall (RECALL)
RECALL is the native ERC-20 utility and governance token for Recall (also referred to as Recall Network), a decentralized artificial intelligence skill-market and agent-competition platform built on the Base blockchain. The protocol is designed to facilitate AI model evaluation, data ingestion, and agent-based competitions, allowing participants to utilize tokens for platform fee payments, reward distributions, and staking to access skill markets and secure the network.
The RECALL token has a fixed maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, with an initial circulating supply of 20% at launch. The initial token allocation designates 50% to insiders (21% to founding contributors and 29% to early investors), 30% to community and ecosystem development, 10% to foundation reserves, and 10% to an airdrop. The token features no built-in burn mechanism, and official documentation indicates that several proposed utility and governance mechanisms remain forward-looking.
Several structural and informational risks characterize the project. While development updates in late 2025 introduced feature iterations such as testing migrations and competition preparations, the project has not publicly disclosed the identities or backgrounds of its founding team or core developers. Furthermore, token ownership reflects significant insider concentration, community engagement has been primarily driven by launch-phase airdrop and staking incentives rather than active decentralized governance, and third-party smart contract audits could not be confirmed in available project records.