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- Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek’s AI.com venture remains unavailable nearly eight months after its Super Bowl debut.
- The site stays in beta and currently directs visitors to claim a username rather than access agent products.
- The company has announced no new public launch date, pricing structure or timetable for the platform.
Crypto.com co-founder and CEO Kris Marszalek’s AI.com venture is still not broadly available nearly eight months after its Super Bowl LX debut, despite being introduced as a consumer platform for autonomous personal AI agents.
A Crypto.com spokesperson said AI.com remains in “stealth mode,” with more details expected once the platform fully launches to the public. The site remains in beta and currently directs visitors to claim an AI.com username rather than offering broad access to its agent product.
February Launch Promised Autonomous Personal AI Agents
AI.com debuted on Feb. 8 after Marszalek disclosed that he had bought the domain in April 2025 for about $70 million in cryptocurrency.
The company said users would eventually be able to create personal AI agents that could organize work, send messages, use apps, build projects and complete other tasks on their behalf.
The Super Bowl campaign drove enough traffic to knock the site offline shortly after the commercial aired. AI.com later began accepting registrations, but broad access to the agent platform has remained limited.
Sept. 30 Site Still Shows Beta With no Public Launch Date
At launch, AI.com said its agents would operate in dedicated environments, with user data encrypted using individual keys and permissions controlled by each user.
The public product has not yet reached that stage. AI.com’s homepage on Sept. 30 still labels the service as beta and promotes username registration rather than open agent access.
The company has not announced a new public launch date, pricing structure or timetable for opening the platform to all users.
Crypto.com Launches Separate AI Trading Tools
Crypto.com has separately introduced AI-related tools inside its trading business. In March, the company launched Agent Key, which lets users connect AI agents such as OpenClaw to trading functions while setting spending limits and blocking withdrawals.
AI.com remains a separate consumer project led by Marszalek. Nearly eight months after its Super Bowl debut, the next confirmed milestone is still a full public launch, with no date yet announced.
