# Amadeus Protocol > The settlement layer where AI transacts, coordinates, and evolves. Amadeus Protocol is a Layer 1 blockchain built for creating, deploying, and running AI agents with deterministic execution and native on-chain settlement. Amadeus Protocol is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for AI developers and builders deploying autonomous agents at scale. Users can build and run deterministic agents with on-chain memory, execute private workloads inside Trusted Execution Environments, and settle agent-to-agent payments natively using built-in x402 payment rails. Its Useful Proof of Work consensus transforms mining into real AI computation, aligning network security with agent workloads. - Type: Project - Sector: Blockchain Platforms - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-03-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/amadeus_protocol ## Products - [Amadeus Protocol](https://thegrid.id/profiles/amadeus_protocol): Amadeus Protocol is an AI-native Layer 1 blockchain combining Useful Proof of Work and BFT consensus for 0.5-second finality. The chain runs a deterministic execution runtime for AI agents through WASM smart contracts, on-chain memory, and TEE-backed privacy pools. Nova AI, the integrated ML orchestration layer, compiles natural language input into versioned, self-improving agents with immutable learning histories. Stellaris, the trading vertical, enables deterministic agent strategies across DeFi, CEXs, and prediction markets with confidential execution. (L1, Live, Main Product) - [Agent Hub](https://thegrid.id/profiles/amadeus_protocol): Agent Hub is an AI agent marketplace on the Amadeus Protocol where users can discover, launch, and interact with specialized agents through a conversational chat interface. The platform aggregates agents for trading, DeFi automation, and investment workflows, providing a distribution layer for the Amadeus agent economy. Built on the acquired Bitte.ai infrastructure, it supports cross-chain agent interactions and embedded agent interfaces for exchanges, prediction markets, and DeFi protocols. (AI Agent Platform, Live) ## Assets - [AMA (AMA)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/amadeus_protocol): AMA is the native token of the Amadeus network. It is used for paying transaction fees, powering AI agent execution, and rewarding miners through the Useful Proof of Work consensus mechanism. The total supply is capped at one billion AMA and distributed entirely through mining with no VC allocation or premine. 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