The Morpheus network today: MOR at $2.083 (-2.6%), 32 providers serving 287 AI models

By Wren Okada, Decentralized AI Correspondent. Filed Saturday 1 August 2026. Decentralized AI

MOR traded at $2.083 on August 1, 2026, down 2.6% over 24 hours, while 32 compute providers served 287 live AI models across 4,196 new inference sessions on the Morpheus network . The weekly price trend shows a steeper decline: MOR fell 13.4% from $2.406 on July 26 .

The daily price dip masks a surge in on-chain inference activity. The Morpheus network opened 4,196 new AI inference sessions on August 1 . Five models accounted for the bulk of that demand, each posting triple-digit percentage gains over the prior day. Deepseek-v4-flash led with 804 sessions across 14 distinct wallets, a 122% increase . Deepseek-v4-pro followed at 604 sessions across 14 wallets, up 113% . Kimi K3 processed 196 sessions across 2 wallets, a 206% jump . The text-embedding-bge-m3 model saw the sharpest relative spike: 112 sessions across 5 wallets, an 833% increase . Glm-5.2:web handled 28 sessions across 4 wallets, up 100% . The wallet distribution matters for decentralization metrics. Deepseek-v4-flash and deepseek-v4-pro each spread demand across 14 wallets, while Kimi K3 concentrated its 196 sessions in just 2 wallets .

Staking and builder capital provide the other side of the network's activity. A total of 1.49M MOR was staked in open inference sessions . Builder pools held 2.02M MOR in total value locked . These figures represent the capital backing compute demand on the network. The 1.49M MOR staked in inference sessions directly funds the 32 providers running the 287 live models . The 2.02M MOR in builder pools allocates capital to development and infrastructure projects over time .

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