Tenna by Virtuals wallet

What is Tenna by Virtuals (TENNA)?

Tenna belongs to the family of agent tokens issued through Virtuals Protocol on Base. Virtuals gives an AI agent a token and a standard launch path: the token starts on a bonding curve, graduates to a liquidity pool once the curve fills, and is paired against VIRTUAL rather than against ETH or a stablecoin. The agent itself, in Tenna's case a guide character built around coordination and helping people find their way through token economies and agent networks, is the product; TENNA is the tradable claim attached to it.

For a holder that launch mechanism has consequences. The token's liquidity is denominated in VIRTUAL, so routes usually pass through VIRTUAL on the way to anything else, and a direct TENNA-to-stablecoin path may not exist on-chain. Ecosystem names are also heavily recycled: dozens of agent tokens on Base share short, character-style names and generic art, so the contract behind an agent is what identifies it, not the name on a listing.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Base.

Agent tokens tend to move in small, frequent amounts rather than sit untouched. Tangem signs each of those transfers by holding the card to the phone, with the ETH that Base charges for gas sitting in the same wallet as the token, so there is no device to keep charged and no cable involved in a two-minute transaction. That keeps an actively traded holding in your own custody without turning every move into a production.