Boson Protocol is a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) project based on Ethereum, Polygon, and Base. It is focused on enabling decentralized commerce for both humans and AI agents.

As AI agents become the world's dominant economic actors, they need a complete stack of infrastructure, and that's where Boson comes in.

Boson Protocol’s decentralized Agentic Commerce Protocol (dACP) facilitates trust-minimized, verifiably fair exchanges of digital and physical assets, from common goods to high value real-world assets (RWAs).

In 2025, Boson Protocol went through some notable changes, including the unification of Boson and Fermion into a single dACP. This merger simplified the protocol, enhancing its ability to support autonomous transactions for both AI agents and humans alike.

The dACP integrates with major agent frameworks like Eliza and Crew, allowing developers to embed commerce functionality with minimal code. This supports a variety of use cases, from e-commerce to fractionalized luxury assets and gig-economy networks, eliminating high platform fees.

A major 2025 update was the introduction of a token-burning mechanism tied to price milestones. Starting at $0.10, burns scale with each $0.10 price increase up to $5, creating a deflationary model to BOSON's token value. While some see it as a bullish move for supply reduction, others say it requires sustained price momentum to succeed.

Despite a market cap of only $12 million (compared to alternatives like Ondo's $2 billion), Boson’s shift to AI driven commerce and RWA signals potential growth, and may be worth keeping an eye on.

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Further Reading

Three Emerging DePIN Projects On The Polygon Blockchain
Boson dACP: Decentralized Commerce Infrastructure for a Trillion-Dollar Agent Economy

Sources

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