Cobot schedules $COBOT TGE May 14

Cobot’s $COBOT token generation event was scheduled for May 14 on OpenServ’s launch platform, adding a new token to the Base-linked trading-agent market. OpenServ’s launch page listed Cobot as “scheduled” on Thursday, while Cobot’s own documentation described the product as an “AI-native execution layer” for onchain trading across prediction markets and other venues. (docs.cobot.gg) Cobot’s published materials frame the product around automation rather than a single exchange. Its docs say users can deploy autonomous agents that analyze markets and execute trades in real time, and its website says the platform combines news, whale tracking, AI signals and order execution in one interface. (launch.openserv.ai) ### Where is the token actually launching? OpenServ’s launch page showed Cobot under the ticker “$COBOT” and marked the project as scheduled on Base. The same page listed no live price, no liquidity and no 24-hour volume at the time it was crawled on May 14, indicating trading had not yet started on that venue. (launch.openserv.ai) Cobot’s project page on OpenServ described the protocol as covering prediction markets, perps, DeFi, stocks, yield strategies and memecoins. That description is broader than the company’s main docs, which currently emphasize prediction markets and onchain trading, but both sources present Cobot as an execution layer built around autonomous agents. (docs.cobot.gg) ### What does Cobot say the product already does? Cobot’s documentation says the platform offers automated agents, AI-powered market intelligence, whale and flow tracking, due-diligence tools and an MCP server that lets users connect assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT to trade through Cobot. (launch.openserv.ai) The docs also say users can trade across Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless and Myriad. The app and docs describe a mobile-first product with auto-created wallets for EVM chains, Solana and a Polymarket Safe wallet. (launch.openserv.ai) Cobot says those wallets are used for products including Limitless on Base, token swaps and Kalshi trading. ### What numbers has Cobot published for the token? Cobot’s tokenomics page lists a total supply of 1,000,000,000 CBT and an initial circulating supply of 700,000,000 CBT. The same page, as indexed in search results, identifies the token as tied to premium AI signals, whale analytics, due-diligence reports, premium strategies and autonomous trading agents. (docs.cobot.gg) OpenServ’s listing used the ticker “$COBOT,” while Cobot’s tokenomics search snippet referred to “CBT.” Neither of the indexed pages available through search results explained that ticker difference, so the naming convention across launch and docs was not fully reconciled in the public material reviewed. (app.cobot.gg) ### How much of this is about Base specifically? Cobot’s trading documentation says Limitless runs on Base and supports both AMM and central-limit-order-book trading. Its wallet documentation also says the platform’s EVM wallet works on Base alongside Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain and Arbitrum. (docs.cobot.gg) The OpenServ launch page also placed Cobot in its Base listings, reinforcing Base as the chain tied to the token launch. Cobot’s website says users can swap assets across six chains, but Base appears repeatedly in the launch and trading materials connected to the May 14 event. (launch.openserv.ai) ### What comes after the token launch? Cobot’s roadmap page lists sports AI agents with live game analysis as a planned product step, alongside prediction-market agents, user-defined risk settings, analytics and expansion to more terminals. (docs.cobot.gg) The same roadmap also references multi-agent coordination and strategy marketplaces in later development. May 14 is the immediate milestone on OpenServ, where Cobot remained marked as “scheduled” when the page was captured. Cobot’s next publicly documented steps are on its roadmap and docs pages, which name sports agents, broader terminal support and additional autonomous trading features as upcoming items. (launch.openserv.ai) (docs.cobot.gg)