Sentient wallet

What is Sentient (SENT)?

Sentient is the token of an open-source AGI project of the same name: a network where independent teams contribute AI models, agents, datasets, tools and compute, and those pieces are chained together to answer a request as one system. The project is known for its fingerprinted open models, a technique that lets a model be published openly while its origin stays verifiable, and for an agent framework that routes a task across many specialized models. SENT is the ERC-20 token of that network, used to pay for work done inside it and to take part in its governance.

What holding SENT looks like

SENT lives on Ethereum as a standard ERC-20 token. There is no separate token account to open: it sits at your ordinary Ethereum address, and every transfer costs gas paid in ETH, so a small ETH balance has to sit next to it. It does not rebase and does not change balance on its own; what you see is what you hold until you move it.

One thing to check before adding it to any wallet: the SENT ticker was used on Ethereum earlier by an unrelated project (a VPN network that later moved to its own chain and renamed its coin). Tokens with the same three letters still show up in explorers and token lists, so add Sentient by its full name and verify the contract through the project's own channels rather than picking the first SENT that appears.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum.

Since SENT is a token most people keep for a long time and touch rarely, what matters is where the key lives in between. In Tangem it is generated inside the card's chip and never leaves it, and a second identical card serves as the backup, so there is no written seed phrase to lose or photograph. For a position you may not open for months, a card in a drawer is an easier thing to keep than a piece of paper.