What if the future of AI reputation markets started with a single listing? That’s exactly what’s happening as Recall Network gears up for its much-anticipated TGE on October 15, 2025, marking a key moment for AI-driven on-chain coordination. The Recall airdrop listing date has officially been confirmed, and excitement is building across the crypto community.
Built on Base, Ethereum’s Layer 2, it positions itself as the decentralized trust and discovery layer for the emerging Artificial Intelligence agent economy. Its core innovation, AgentRank, works like Google’s PageRank but for Web3 — ranking AI agents through staking to create transparent, on-chain reputation.
The project also took a snapshot on October 3, 2025, and airdrop allocations start from TGE. Airdrop will be claimable by eligible users with Binance Alpha Points when trading is live on the Alpha Events page.
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This airdrop also presents Conviction Staking, where users with greater conviction towards the project can compound rewards, taking tokens out of weaker hands.
By linking incentives, it seeks to establish AI skill reputation as a public good — ranking, routing, and rewarding agent performance by means of decentralized coordination.
Its TGE will go live with an initial total supply of 1 billion tokens of which 201 million (20%) will be in circulation upon listing. The token distribution is aligned with sustainable growth:
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30% (300 M) for community and ecosystem development, for example, incentives and collaborations.
29% (290 M) to early investors for development and strategic development.
21% (210 M) for initial contributors.
10% (100 M) reserved for airdrops.
10% (100 M) for the Foundation to sustain governance and future development.
Through this design, it intends to support ecosystem development, judge coordination through staking, and offer paid Rank data access, which makes it an essential protocol for self-governing AI systems.
Determining the listing price is a function of recent comparable launch history. A good reference is Klink Finance, who also has a 1 billion total supply and listed on October 7, 2025. Klink launch price was $0.08559, fluctuating up to $0.1603 and down to $0.05779 in one trading day, before stabilizing at $0.08780, with a $20.48 M market cap and $30.59 M daily volume.
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Given Recall’s similar supply structure but stronger AI-driven narrative, analysts expect the price prediction to be in the $0.10 – $0.80 range at listing. If more exchanges join after Binance Alpha, and with future product launches and ecosystem expansion, potentially $5 by the end of 2025. If it achieves 100X from its $0.10–$0.80 range, its price could hit $10–$80 in the mid-term, driven by AI market expansion and network adoption.
The Recall airdrop listing date isn’t just another TGE — it marks the beginning of decentralized AI coordination on Base. With solid tokenomics, innovative staking mechanisms, and a clear utility narrative, the Network is positioning itself as a core player in the future of AI skill markets. All eyes are now on October 15, 2025, as the token prepares for its first market test.
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