Filecoin has launched Onchain Cloud on mainnet, targeting AI agents with programmable storage and payments. Despite the rollout, FIL remains under pressure at $0.83 near its record low, while TVL, fees, and stablecoin activity suggest weak market response.

Filecoin launched Onchain Cloud mainnet for AI agents, but FIL token price fell to $0.83, near its all-time low. The market showed weak response with 4% daily drop, 9.88% TVL decline, and only $1,950 in network fees in 24 hours.

Filecoin announced the mainnet launch of Onchain Cloud, a programmable storage and payment layer for AI agents. However, the market reacted negatively, with FIL token falling to $0.83, near its all-time low of $0.81, down 4% in 24 hours. TVL also slumped to $6.31 million.

Filecoin announced its Onchain Cloud mainnet launch, targeting AI agents with programmable storage and payments. Despite over 100 teams building tools, FIL price fell to $0.83, close to its ATH low of $0.81, with TVL and fees declining sharply.

Filecoin launches Onchain Cloud mainnet for AI agents, but FIL drops to $0.83 near its all-time low of $0.81, with TVL down 9.88%, reflecting weak market response despite technological advancements.

Filecoin launched its Onchain Cloud mainnet for AI agents, with over 100 teams building tools. However, FIL token price dropped to $0.83 near its all-time low, while TVL and network fees also declined sharply, indicating a cold market response.

Filecoin's Onchain Cloud goes live on mainnet, targeting AI agents with programmable storage. Yet FIL price fell to $0.83 near its all-time low, with TVL and fees declining, indicating weak market response.

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