What is Orbofi AI (OBI) crypto coin? Facts, price, and real-world viability

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Orbofi AI (OBI) isn’t just another crypto coin. It’s a bet on something most people haven’t seen work yet: AI agents that can trade like stocks, think like humans, and earn money on their own. The idea sounds like science fiction - and for now, it mostly is.

What Orbofi AI actually does

Orbofi claims to be a platform where anyone can build an AI agent in under a minute - no coding needed. These aren’t chatbots. They’re supposed to be productive AI agents that can perform tasks, make decisions, and trade as digital assets called "agentic coins." Think of them like tiny AI freelancers running on a blockchain, earning OBI tokens for their work.

The platform says it’s built on four layers: one for creating agents, one for trading them, one for how they interact with each other, and one for the economy that keeps it all running. The native token, OBI, is the fuel. You need it to create agents, pay for services, or trade on the platform. It’s the only currency inside the Orbofi ecosystem.

That’s the pitch. But here’s the catch: there’s no public proof these agents actually work. No demo videos. No real-world examples of an agent making money. No GitHub repo. No developer docs. Just a website and a whitepaper that reads like a startup’s dream board.

The price crash no one saw coming

Orbofi AI hit its all-time high of $0.0990208 on May 29, 2023. That was during the last crypto bull run, when hype around AI and blockchain was peaking. People bought in. Prices soared.

Today? It’s trading around $0.000375. That’s a 99.56% drop. If you bought $1,000 worth of OBI at its peak, you’d now have about $4.40 left.

Why the crash? Three big reasons:

No product - No one can verify if the AI agents do anything useful.
No community - Telegram, Discord, Twitter - all quiet. Fewer than 500 active people talking about it.
No liquidity - The 24-hour trading volume is under $20,000. That’s less than what a single whale can move in a few hours.

Compare that to Fetch.ai (FET) or SingularityNET (AGIX), two other AI crypto projects. They have working products, developer communities, and trading volumes in the millions. Orbofi? It’s barely a whisper.

How the token works (on paper)

According to Orbofi’s own documentation, OBI has a max supply of 2 billion tokens. About 1.36 billion are in circulation. That sounds fine - until you look at the market cap.

At $0.000375, the market cap is around $500,000. That puts it in the micro-cap category - the riskiest slice of the crypto market. Most micro-cap coins die within a year. Orbofi has been alive for over two years. That’s unusual… but not because it’s strong. It’s because no one bothered to kill it off.

Trading volume is only about 3.7% of its market cap. That’s a red flag. Normally, healthy coins trade 10-20% of their market cap daily. Low volume means:

You can’t sell without crashing the price
Buyers are scarce
Price swings are artificial - controlled by a handful of wallets

On CoinGecko, OBI is down 7.7% over the past week. Meanwhile, Bitcoin rose 1.5%. That’s not just underperforming - it’s being left behind by the entire market.

An investor examining a broken Orbofi AI hologram surrounded by silent crypto icons and a NaN symbol.

Who’s buying OBI - and why

There are only two kinds of people buying OBI right now:

Speculators chasing the next 100x - They remember Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, or Pepe Coin. They think, "If it’s cheap, it can go up." But OBI isn’t a meme. It’s a project with zero real use case.
Early holders dumping - The people who bought at $0.09 are likely selling whatever’s left. They’re not holding for the future. They’re cutting losses.

There’s no evidence of institutions, funds, or serious developers investing. No partnerships announced. No exchange listings beyond small, obscure platforms. No audits. No team names published. The website doesn’t even list who runs the company.

Can you make money with OBI?

Technically? Maybe. Practically? Almost certainly not.

Some price prediction sites say OBI could hit $0.0017 by 2026. That’s a 350% gain from today’s price. Sounds good - until you realize:

That’s still 98% below its all-time high
It’s less than the price of a Starbucks coffee
It would require massive adoption - which isn’t happening

Other models predict OBI will drop to $0.000599 in 2026. That’s another 58% fall.

And here’s the kicker: Investing.com’s technical indicators show "NaN" - meaning there’s not enough trading data to even calculate a trend. That’s not a coin. That’s a ghost.

A graveyard of failed crypto coins with one tombstone for OBI, while other AI projects thrive in the distance.

Is Orbofi AI a scam?

Not necessarily. But it’s a dead project pretending to be alive.

A scam implies intent to deceive. Orbofi might just be a failed experiment. The team disappeared. The product never launched. The community vanished. And now, the only thing left is a token ticker and a price chart that looks like a rollercoaster after the ride ended.

There’s no evidence of fraud - no stolen funds, no fake team, no rug pull announcement. But there’s also no evidence of progress. No updates since 2023. No blog posts. No GitHub commits. No Twitter threads. Just silence.

What you should do right now

If you own OBI:

Don’t panic-sell. You’ve already lost 99.5%.
Don’t add more money. There’s no upside without a working product.
Consider it a learning experience. Not a loss. A lesson.

If you’re thinking of buying:

Don’t. Not unless you’re willing to lose everything.
There are dozens of AI crypto projects with real teams, real code, and real users. Pick one of those.
Never invest in a project you can’t explain in one sentence.

Orbofi AI isn’t the future of AI and crypto. It’s a cautionary tale. A reminder that hype without execution is just noise.

There’s a real opportunity in tokenized AI agents. But Orbofi isn’t building it. Someone else will. And when they do, they won’t need a coin trading at $0.000375 to prove it.

April 6 2025
Terri DeLange
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Brian Gillespie
November 10, 2025 AT 18:16

This is the kind of post that saves people from losing their rent money.
Thanks for laying it out so clearly.
Wayne Dave Arceo
November 11, 2025 AT 10:40

The article correctly identifies that OBI exhibits all the hallmarks of a failed speculative venture: zero product, zero transparency, zero community. Any individual who invests in such an asset demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of capital allocation and risk assessment.
Joanne Lee
November 13, 2025 AT 06:40

I appreciate how thorough this breakdown is. It’s rare to see a crypto analysis that doesn’t just scream "DON’T INVEST" but actually explains why the infrastructure is nonexistent. The lack of GitHub commits, team names, or even a single demo video is damning. It’s not just risky-it’s invisible.
Laura Hall
November 13, 2025 AT 10:20

bro i just saw someone on reddit saying they "bought the dip" at $0.0004 and are "waiting for the moon"... i swear some people think crypto is a lottery ticket and not a fucking technology experiment
you’re not gonna get rich off a ghost coin
go learn about fetch.ai or nvidia’s actual ai stuff instead
Arthur Crone
November 14, 2025 AT 23:25

OBI is dead. No one cares. No one built anything. No one trades it. The chart is a funeral graph. Stop pretending it’s a project. It’s a tombstone with a ticker symbol.
Michael Heitzer
November 15, 2025 AT 23:15

Look. AI agents are the future. Not hype. Not memes. Real autonomous agents that solve problems. Orbofi didn’t fail because the idea was bad. It failed because execution is everything. The world doesn’t need another whitepaper. It needs code. It needs users. It needs bugs, fixes, and iterations. This project skipped all of it. But don’t give up on AI crypto. Just look for the ones where devs are pushing commits, not just pumping charts.
Rebecca Saffle
November 17, 2025 AT 19:44

I lost everything I had in this. Not because I was dumb. Because I believed. And now I’m just sitting here wondering how many other people got fooled the same way. This isn’t finance. It’s emotional manipulation dressed up as innovation.
Adrian Bailey
November 18, 2025 AT 23:41

i mean… i kinda feel bad for the team behind this? like maybe they had a cool idea but got overwhelmed? no docs, no github, no team names… it’s wild. i’ve seen projects like this die all the time. but the fact that the price is still up at $0.000375 means someone’s still buying it. maybe just for fun? idk. i’d never put real money in it but i’d still check the chart once a week like it’s a haunted house. kinda fascinating in a sad way. also typo in the title lol. orbofi not orbofi. but whatever.
Rachel Everson
November 19, 2025 AT 02:48

If you’re reading this and thinking about buying OBI-take a breath.
Go for a walk. Talk to someone who knows crypto.
This isn’t about being rich. It’s about not being broke.
You’ve got better options. You’ve got time. Don’t throw it away on silence.
Johanna Lesmayoux lamare
November 20, 2025 AT 00:24

The part about the NaN technical indicators says it all. No data means no legitimacy. Just a ticker floating in the void.
ty ty
November 20, 2025 AT 12:56

so you’re telling me this isn’t a meme coin but people are treating it like one? wow. what a shock. who could’ve guessed that putting a fancy word like "agentic" on a dead project makes it look smart? genius. next up: "quantum blockchain ai agents" powered by unicorn tears
BRYAN CHAGUA
November 22, 2025 AT 07:30

This is one of the clearest analyses I’ve read on crypto failure. The absence of evidence isn’t just a red flag-it’s a siren. Projects like this don’t need to be scams to destroy people. They just need to be empty. And emptiness is just as dangerous when people mistake it for potential.
Debraj Dutta
November 23, 2025 AT 18:56

Interesting read. In India, we see many such projects emerge during bull runs. People invest hoping for quick returns without understanding the underlying tech. This case is a textbook example of why due diligence matters more than FOMO.
tom west
November 24, 2025 AT 02:38

Let me break this down for the 14-year-olds who think they’re Warren Buffett because they bought OBI at $0.0003. The market cap is $500K. That’s less than what a single whale can manipulate in 20 minutes. The volume is 3.7% of market cap. That’s not liquidity. That’s a trap. The team is anonymous. The product doesn’t exist. The community is dead. The price chart is a flatline with a few spikes from bots. This isn’t investing. This is gambling with a PowerPoint deck. If you’re holding this, you’re not a visionary. You’re a statistic. And you’re about to become another Reddit post titled "I lost my life savings on a coin no one’s ever heard of."
dhirendra pratap singh
November 24, 2025 AT 18:22

OMG I just checked OBI again and it’s still alive?? 😱 someone please tell me this is a joke... I swear I saw a tweet from "Orbofi AI" last week saying "coming soon to Binance"... then I found out it was a bot account from 2021. I feel so used. I put my college fund in this. I’m crying. Who even runs this? Why is it still listed? Someone needs to burn this project to the ground.