Autheo’s THEO token is now publicly trading on Hydrex, a Base-native Omni-Liquidity MetaDEX, at a reference price of $0.05 against USDC, with Enflux serving as official market maker. The launch follows the project’s August 14 announcement and comes after Autheo launched Mainnet on May 14, 2026. Autheo says its network is secured by 125 validators, while its testnet recorded more than 2 million wallets, 1.1 million smart contracts (self-executing blockchain programs) and 10 million transactions. THEO has a maximum supply of 7.0 billion tokens, with approximately 5.33% allocated to initial circulating supply at token generation, implying an initial market capitalization of approximately $18.66 million at the $0.05 reference price. The fully diluted valuation is $350 million. Emissions are planned over 10 years, with most of the initial allocation designated for liquidity and much of that liquidity locked or otherwise unavailable for trading. THEO is designed to pay for compute, storage, networking, messaging, AI services, containers and other decentralized infrastructure, while supporting validators, infrastructure nodes, staking (locking tokens to help secure a network), governance, transaction fees and provider incentives. Launch partners and service providers include Hydrex, Enflux, Halborn, CertiK, Avelar Labs, Zeeve, InfStones and Antier. ApeBond is expected to introduce an on-chain OTC bond program shortly after listing, offering discounted THEO through a vested structure intended to support protocol-owned liquidity. Autheo said further partnerships, exchange listings, product launches and ecosystem initiatives are expected in the coming weeks.