Buy & Swap Holoworld AI (HOLO)

Stories from people, not studios

Holoworld's mission statement is direct: the next great stories and experiences won't come from studios — they'll come from people like you. It says it helps creators build interactive worlds, characters and immersive narratives with AI.

The site groups this into four things you can do: create cinematic worlds, bootstrap a community, become an AI livestreamer and build agentic apps.

Its closing pitch describes an open economy for generative culture, built for creators, developers and AI researchers who want a free, accessible future for storytelling and self-expression. In other words, Holoworld wants to be the place where AI characters are made, funded and shared, rather than a single app.^[1]

Ava Studio and AI livestreaming

Ava Studio is Holoworld's AI-native creative studio. It turns text into video using AI agents: you build characters with personalities, script their scenes and bring the story to life without manual editing.

A second feature, marked coming soon, is AI livestreaming — turning a virtual character into a streamer that can broadcast around the clock with no downtime.^{[2], [3]}

HoloLaunch: finding early believers

HoloLaunch is Holoworld's AI-native launchpad. It is meant to help creators find early supporters and raise funding for their AI-native projects and characters.

Creators can run presales or fair launches, and customise royalties, rewards and economic design. Supporters can browse and take part in new launches.^[4]

Tools for developers, and the numbers so far

For builders, Holoworld offers an agent SDK and developer tools. Developers can create custom AI agents with their own personality and logic, integrate them via API into anything from X chatbots to full apps, and enrich them with their own data and community-curated tools.

Holoworld reports more than 1 million users, more than 700,000 creations and more than 35 million interactions. It lists Pudgy Penguins, NYX Professional Makeup, Aww Inc and Solana among the names in its ecosystem.

The site's most prominent call to action is to stake HOLO, which confirms staking is one of the token's uses.^{[5], [6], [7], [8]}

An app store built around agents

Holoworld's documentation describes its creations as no-code AI agents rather than static avatars. A creator can shape an agent's personality and knowledge, choose a 3D appearance, add wearables and animations, then give it skills through plugins. The same agent can be prepared for channels such as X, YouTube and Twitch instead of remaining inside one Holoworld page.

That is why the project uses the phrase agentic app store. Ava Studio is the creative tool, the Agent Market is where agents can be created and discovered, and the developer interfaces let outside products call Holoworld's video and chat systems. The chat interface supports Model Context Protocol tools, allowing an agent to work with changing data and services rather than only repeat a fixed script.

The documentation calls HOLO the base currency of this app store and connects it with HoloLaunch, the Model Context Protocol layer and the wider agent economy. It names launches, liquidity and governance as roles. Staking remains the clearest action offered on the main site, while the detailed reward rates and allocation schedule are left to the current token documentation.^{[9], [10], [11]}

What else HOLO does

The documentation identifies HOLO as the app store's base currency and connects it with launches, liquidity and governance. The pages reviewed do not state its complete supply, allocation or a fixed staking return, so those figures remain UNKNOWN.^[8]