Boson Protocol serves as an agentic commerce framework for all asset types. It enables the secure, intermediary-free exchange of digital, physical, atomic, or non-atomic items between any human or agent. Created by prominent game theorists and protocol designers, the system employs game-theoretic mechanisms to ensure fair trades, guaranteeing that participants either receive their item or a refund. Recognized as a WEF Technology Pioneer, the protocol has been operational since 2021 and charges 0.5% fees.

Justin Banon serves as the CEO and co-founder of Boson Protocol (BOSON). He is recognized as a thought leader in Web3, with a specific focus on tokenizing physical real-world assets (RWAs). Banon earned a bachelor’s degree in physics along with two master’s degrees in Digital Innovation and Crypto Technology. His professional background includes leading the Travel Experiences Division at Collinson Group, a global loyalty and benefits firm. As a protocol architect, published author, and WEF contributor, he actively researches the Web3 computable economy. He co-authored 'Web3 and the Computable Economy' with Prof. Jason Potts (RMIT) and has written over 30 articles for outlets such as Nasdaq, crypto.news, and the WEF Agenda, in addition to co-authoring several papers on the topic.

Gregor Borosa is the CTO and co-founder of Boson Protocol. An experienced engineer, he holds a master’s degree in Business Informatics from the University of Ljubljana and an MSc in Digital Currency from the University of Nicosia. His prior roles include serving as a lead software engineer at the Central Bank of Slovenia and working as a blockchain technologist at VEVArica s.p.

The Boson Protocol (BOSON) operates as an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum (ETH) mainnet.

The initial sale for Boson Protocol (BOSON) tokens occurred in April 2021.

You can currently buy Boson Protocol (BOSON) on these exchanges: KuCoin, Gate, MEXC, Crypto.com Exchange, LATOKEN, Bingx, CoinW, CoinEx, HTX, XT, Uniswap V3 Ethereum, Uniswap V3 Polygon, BVOX, Bilaxy, and Binance US.

During its startup phase, Boson remains centrally controlled to ensure protocol-market fit. As it scales up, the project plans to charge minimally extractive fees to support further development. Ultimately, it aims to decentralize by establishing a DAO for full community-led governance.

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The Boson Protocol (BOSON) has a total token supply of 200 million. According to the project's official website, these tokens are distributed in the following manner:

• 43.4% designated for network rewards
• 25% retained by the founders and team
• 11.5% reserved for SAFE and SAFT private sales
• 7% allocated to early investors
• 5% assigned to advisers
• 5.1% dedicated to the pre-sale
• 3% distributed via public sale

The Boson Protocol (BOSON) operates as an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum (ETH) mainnet.

The initial token sale for Boson Protocol (BOSON) occurred in April 2021.

Boson Protocol (BOSON) saw its value rise from an initial $0.75 to $5.3319 soon after the token launched. Positive price momentum returned in November 2021 when the mainnet went live. Given that development remains active, the project has a reasonable possibility of sustaining this upward trend as it works toward achieving its planned objectives.

You can currently buy Boson Protocol (BOSON) on these exchanges: KuCoin, Gate.io, Bittrex, Bitfinex, MEXC, Crypto.com Exchange, LBank, Uniswap (V3), FMFW.io (Bitcoin.com Exchange), CoinEx, Hoo, AEX, Hotbit, HitBTC, Hotcoin Global, CoinW, ZT and Jubi.