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01 / THE PROJECT
What Foxsy AI is.
What is Foxsy AI?
Foxsy AI is building the data and evolution engine for robotics. Just as large language models became the engine for language AI, Foxsy AI turns competition into structured training data for autonomous machines, at the intersection of AI, robotics and blockchain.
Robotics is no longer limited mainly by algorithms. It is limited by the scarcity of real behavioural data and by how few people can take part. We solve both by gamifying robotics: anyone with a phone can build autonomous teams, compete and generate the multi-agent tactical data that future robots need.
Our long-term goal aligns with RoboCup's mission: autonomous robots capable of defeating the human World Cup champions by the middle of the 21st century.
What makes Foxsy AI different?
Three worlds that rarely meet sit in one project: robotics, AI and Web3. Academic robotics produces research but few participants. Blockchain games produce participants but no research value. We use the game to produce the data. The data then advances robotics.
The second difference is the path. Simulation is the entry point, not the destination. Foxsy AI is built to carry the same competition layer from simulation through to real humanoid robots, so the work people do in a browser has somewhere physical to go.
What is the long-term vision?
Foxsy AI is building toward a future where AI-powered robots help solve real-world problems, from soccer to smart cities, emergency rescue and beyond. Our goal is to become the community-powered evolution engine for robotics, carrying it from simulation through to real humanoid robots competing in physical arenas.
How does playing help real robots?
Every FoxLeague match produces structured data: positioning, passing decisions, multi-agent coordination and how strategies adapt under pressure. That is precisely the data real robots need. It is also precisely what does not exist at scale today, unlike the text that trained language models. The more people compete, the larger the dataset becomes.
Where does the name Foxsy come from?
It comes from Oxsy, the RoboCup team founded in 2002, whose name came from oxygenated systems: the idea that robots would one day move, think and react so naturally that they would be hard to tell from something alive.
When the work moved into a global, community-driven project, the name evolved with it. The F stands for fun, football and future. A fox is a fitting mascot for a project built on being quick, adaptive and strategic.
What is Oxsy, the team behind Foxsy AI?
Oxsy is the RoboCup team founded by Sebastian Marian in June 2002, which first competed in 2003. It has taken part in RoboCup twenty two times, winning 1st place in the Cooperative Challenge at Bordeaux in 2023 and finishing 3rd in the main competition four times, at Graz in 2009, Singapore in 2010, Joao Pessoa in 2014 and Nagoya in 2017. Sebastian also served on RoboCup executive and technical committees from 2018 to 2024. 23+ years of multi-agent and autonomous soccer work in Oxsy form the technical foundation of Foxsy AI.
What is RoboCup's goal?
RoboCup's ultimate goal is for a team of fully autonomous humanoid robot soccer players to defeat the FIFA World Cup champions by the mid-21st century.
Why soccer?
Because it is the hardest easy thing to explain. Eleven agents have to read a changing field, coordinate without a central brain, act on partial information and decide in a fraction of a second. If autonomous systems can handle that, they can handle a warehouse or a rescue site.
It also happens to be the most watched sport on earth, which means the research arrives wrapped in something people already love.
Why is the goal 2050 and not sooner?
Because doing it properly is genuinely hard: a full pitch, official rules, real physics and no human control. RoboCup set that horizon in 1997 and the field has been working toward it ever since.
Anyone promising humanoid robots beating the World Cup winners in a couple of years is not being straight with you. Our part is to make the road there open to far more people than the labs that can afford it today.
Is the Foxsy AI technology only applicable to soccer?
No. Soccer is our starting point due to its global popularity and competitive nature. However, our AI and robotics solutions will have broad applications in industries such as healthcare, agriculture, automation, rescue operations and even space exploration.
02 / PRODUCTS
What you can play.
What is FoxLeague?
FoxLeague is our flagship platform: an on-chain football manager where the players are autonomous AI agents. You build a squad, train it and set the formation and the tactics. The AI competes on your behalf. There is no manual control during a match, only the quality of the system you built.
Every match runs on the same RoboCup soccer server that research teams compete on, with 22 autonomous agents, real ball physics and tactical coordination. A match takes about ten minutes of full-pitch football that you can watch or replay. Every match also generates exactly the kind of multi-agent data that real robots need to learn. That is the deeper purpose. The competition is what makes the data generation worth doing.
FoxLeague V1 launched on the MultiversX mainnet in November 2025 with the Genesis Cup and its 3,000,000 $FOXSY prize pool. V2 is the rebuild, with dynamic strategy evolution, evolving players, fusion mechanics, ranked matchmaking and a marketplace. It is live on the MultiversX mainnet at foxleague.ai.
How do I start in FoxLeague?
Connect a MultiversX wallet, including a Ledger if you use one, create your club and you receive a starter squad of eighteen AI players across the pitch, from goalkeepers to forwards. Pick a formation, let the assistant choose your best eleven or arrange it yourself, then play your first match.
From there the loop is simple: train your players, sync their progress, enter matches and competitions. What you earn goes back into the squad. Casual matches cost nothing but condition, so you can learn the game before entering anything competitive.
There is no single winning formation. Results come from the squad you build, which players you field in which roles, the condition they are in on match day and how you develop them over time.
FoxLeague V2 runs on the MultiversX mainnet and everyone can join. Start at foxleague.ai. The full manual is at docs.foxleague.ai.
What is FoxKeeper?
FoxKeeper is our Telegram-native penalty shootout game and the easiest way into the ecosystem. It runs inside Telegram with nothing to install: you shoot, you score, you climb a global leaderboard. Campaigns pay rewards to the best players.
It has run campaign after campaign since December 2024, with prize pools from 150,000 to 1,000,000 $FOXSY and partner editions paid in other tokens, over 100,000 games played in a single campaign and peaks above 80,000 players. It is also how many people meet Web3 for the first time, because the blockchain part stays out of the way.
What is the Developers Hub?
The Developers Hub is the RoboCup way into FoxLeague. Instead of a squad of AI players, you compete with your own team binary: you upload it, the platform runs a short verification match against the base team, you inspect the logs. A verified version can then enter developer challenges and developer tournaments.
It is built for RoboCup Simulation 2D teams, researchers, students and anyone who would rather write the intelligence than manage it. A free practice tier lets you test without spending anything. A royalties system, where widely adopted AI teams earn from the matches others play with them, is planned and not live yet.
The Developers Hub is live in FoxLeague V2 on the MultiversX mainnet. The developer guide is at docs.foxleague.ai.
What is FoxLeague Real Robots?
FoxLeague Real Robots is the physical half of our pipeline. Simulation gives scale, accessibility and data. Real robots give physical validation.
The plan is a league where you upload AI code to the FoxLeague platform and standard humanoid robots execute it autonomously in controlled arenas, refereed and live-streamed, without you owning any hardware. That changes robotics from an academic niche into something anyone can enter.
This vertical is in strategy and pilot preparation. It is not live and there is no launch date yet.
What tools does Foxsy AI provide?
- Game Viewer: Watch a match unfold or replay it at speed, with the events and the score as they happen.
- Tournament Runner: The backend that runs continuous soccer simulations behind the competitions.
- Team Formations Creator: Build formations and strategies without writing code.
- Scores Bot: Live tournament progress and results in Telegram.
- FoxLeague manual: The full V2 manual, including the developer guide, at docs.foxleague.ai.
What is coming next?
The near-term work is FoxLeague V2 at scale: the Developers Hub, ranked and structured competitions, national championships and the royalties system for AI teams, plus cross-chain expansion beyond MultiversX.
After that the direction is physical. A 3D simulation layer, then pilots with real humanoid robots, then the same competition platform carrying code from a browser onto hardware. Items beyond the current phase are planned rather than shipped. This page says so wherever that is the case.
03 / PLAYING AND REWARDS
How playing works.
Do I need to know anything about crypto or coding to play?
No. FoxKeeper runs inside Telegram with nothing to install. FoxLeague needs no coding: you build a squad and set a strategy, then the AI plays. The interface keeps the blockchain parts out of your way. Coding is only for the Developers Hub, if you want to build your own AI systems and publish them.
What does it cost to play?
FoxKeeper is free to play. In FoxLeague, creating your club is a one-off cost in $FOXSY that comes with your starter squad. After that training is free, while syncing your players' progress on chain, fusing players and selling on the marketplace carry small fees.
Competitions have tiers. The free tier costs nothing and pays nothing, which is where you practise. Paid tiers take an entry fee in $FOXSY. Those fees are what form the prize pool. The current prices and splits are in the manual, which is kept up to date as the game is balanced.
How do rewards work?
In FoxLeague, entry fees form the prize pool. A small share goes to the platform and a small share to whoever built the core team binary you competed with, so the people behind the teams earn from the matches they make possible. Today one core binary is shared by everyone and you change how it plays through your own configuration; over the coming months more binaries from leading RoboCup teams join and you will choose which one to enter with. A one against one challenge pays the winner. A tournament pays the top three. Payouts are automatic, with nothing to claim by hand.
In FoxKeeper, campaigns have a published prize pool and a leaderboard. Rewards go to the best performers at the end of the campaign. Every campaign announces its own rules, dates and pool before it starts.
Who holds my players and my tokens?
You do. Your players are NFTs in your own wallet and your $FOXSY stays in your wallet. We cannot move them, freeze them or take them back.
The other side of that is real: nobody can recover a lost wallet or reverse a transaction for you, including us. Keep your recovery phrase somewhere safe and offline. Never share it with anyone, including people claiming to be from Foxsy AI.
Is there an age limit or an identity check?
To use FoxLeague you must be at least eighteen or the age of majority where you live. Depending on where you live and what you enter, identity verification may be required to take part in certain competitions or to receive rewards. Countries under sanctions or embargo are excluded. The FoxLeague Terms of Use carry the detail.
04 / THE $FOXSY TOKEN
How $FOXSY works.
What is the role and utility of the $FOXSY token?
$FOXSY is the utility token of the Foxsy AI ecosystem. It enables:
- Entry to competitions across FoxLeague and FoxKeeper, plus the rewards paid out of them.
- In-game actions in FoxLeague: creating a club, syncing players, fusing them and trading on the marketplace.
- Staking and farming products, including Metastaking on xExchange.
- Access, over time, to premium analytics and to the robotics data generated by the platform.
- Community incentives that reward the contribution of training data.
How do I get $FOXSY?
- Participation: Take part in AI robotics games, contribute to community projects and compete to earn $FOXSY rewards.
- Earn and grow: Put your $FOXSY to work through staking and farming, including Metastaking on xExchange.
- Trading: $FOXSY trades on decentralized exchanges on MultiversX and Solana and on centralized exchanges. The current, complete list of live markets is on our CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap pages. The Get $FOXSY page walks through buying with a card or a bank transfer.
Which blockchains is $FOXSY on and can I move between them?
$FOXSY is native on MultiversX as an ESDT under the ticker FOXSY-5d5f3e. On Solana it is an SPL token. A bridge moves tokens between the two. The expansion to Solana did not create new supply: the tokens minted there were matched by the same amount burned on MultiversX, so the maximum supply is unchanged.
FoxLeague itself runs on MultiversX today. Other ecosystems are planned, with the aim that you compete in the same competitions without having to think about which chain is underneath.
What is the $FOXSY maximum supply and how is it released?
The maximum supply is 1,978,082,104 tokens. It is fixed and no more can be created. Supply is released against a published vesting schedule that runs to 60 months from the token generation event of 9 May 2024, which was the creation of the first liquidity pool.
The allocation is public: 20% liquidity, 20% ecosystem, 17.5% community rewards, 17% treasury, 15% team, 5% pre-seed, 3% advisors and 2.5% the 2024 pre-launch. Team and advisor tokens vest over the full 60 months. The governance and use of funds workbook and the tokenomics workbook carry the schedule in full.
Are $FOXSY tokens burned?
Yes. Once FoxLeague V2 is live on mainnet, the fees the platform collects, fusion fees included, will be burned, which removes those tokens permanently and reduces the circulating supply. Burns are executed on chain, so each one can be verified. More than 650,000 $FOXSY have been burned so far, through earlier burns rather than platform fees.
As adoption scales, part of those fees may be redirected toward rewards and ecosystem incentives, so the balance between burning and rewarding can shift over time. Changes are announced in the Telegram channel.
What can I earn with $FOXSY outside the games?
- Metastaking: Our DeFi product on xExchange, combining liquidity provision, staking and yield farming in the FOXSY and EGLD pool.
- Staking with our agency: Delegate EGLD to the Foxsy AI staking agency on MultiversX and you earn $FOXSY on top of the standard EGLD staking rewards paid by the blockchain itself. Batches are distributed monthly. It costs nothing beyond choosing our agency.
- Liquidity: Provide liquidity in the $FOXSY pools on MultiversX and Solana.
- Rates change with the market and with each programme, so we do not publish them here. The current numbers are always on the product pages and in our announcements.
- Some earlier programmes have ended, so posts from 2024 and 2025 can be out of date: pre-launch rewards, the Solana farming rewards and the FOXSY and EGLD liquidity bonus all closed during 2026.
I took part in the 2024 Pre-Launch. Can I still claim?
Yes, for now. The pre-launch rewards programme ended in May 2026, but the claim page stays open until the end of April 2027. Tokens still unclaimed after that date become permanently locked.
Is $FOXSY a meme coin?
No. $FOXSY is the utility token of a working ecosystem: it pays for entry to competitions, for in-game actions in FoxLeague and for the rewards those competitions pay out. It is also the token behind the staking and farming products.
The project behind it is 23+ years of robotics and AI work, a MiCA whitepaper notified in the EU and products that people use today. The token has a job. It is not the product.
Does $FOXSY give me ownership or a share of profits?
No. Governance will be introduced in phases as distribution broadens. Its scope will be limited to technical and operational matters such as league formats, platform parameters, rule changes and roadmap items.
$FOXSY does not confer ownership, dividends or profit sharing rights of any kind and remains strictly a utility token within the Foxsy AI ecosystem.
Is $FOXSY compliant with EU regulation?
$FOXSY is positioned as a utility token. A crypto-asset whitepaper under the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation has been notified, with Foxsy AI Foundation as the offeror. The European authorities accepted it in February 2026, together with an independent legal opinion. It is published at whitepaper.foxsy.ai.
Where can I get and track the $FOXSY token?
$FOXSY trades on decentralized exchanges on MultiversX and Solana and on centralized exchanges. The complete and current list of markets is on our CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap pages, which also carry price, volume and supply.
For the main pools directly: xExchange on MultiversX and Raydium on Solana, with live charts on DexScreener for MultiversX and Solana.
Why integrate blockchain with robotics and AI?
Blockchain ensures transparency, decentralization and secure incentivization for participation. It helps maintain immutable records of game results and strategies, enhancing trust and integrity in AI-driven robotics competitions.
05 / THE COMPANY
Who is behind this.
Which company is behind Foxsy AI?
Foxsy AI operates through three entities. Foxsy AI, a Wyoming corporation established in 2025, is the operating company and owns the technology and brands. Foxsy AI Foundation, a Cayman Islands foundation company established in November 2025 under entity file number WE-427600, governs the $FOXSY token and the ecosystem programs. FOXSY AI SERVICES L.L.C., in Dubai, supports regional operations.
What is the background of the Foxsy AI team?
Foxsy AI is led by Sebastian Marian, who has 23+ years in AI and robotics through his RoboCup team Oxsy, founded in 2002. Oxsy has competed at RoboCup twenty two times, winning 1st place in the Cooperative Challenge and finishing 3rd in the main competition four times. Sebastian served on RoboCup executive and technical committees from 2018 to 2024. He has also contributed to the MultiversX blockchain protocol as a Core Team member since 2017. The Foxsy AI core team brings together experience in AI, robotics, blockchain and software engineering.
What has Foxsy AI achieved so far?
- FoxLeague: V1 launched on the MultiversX mainnet in November 2025, opened by the Genesis Cup: 95 teams, 595 autonomous matches and a 3,000,000 $FOXSY prize pool. V2, the rebuild with dynamic strategy evolution, evolving players, fusion mechanics, ranked matchmaking and a marketplace, is live on the mainnet.
- FoxKeeper: Live since December 2024 and still running as the acquisition layer of the ecosystem, with campaign peaks above 80,000 players.
- Ecosystem: 42,000+ token holders, 1.5M+ transactions, 25+ ecosystem partnerships and over 650,000 $FOXSY burned by the two-year mark in May 2026.
- Multi-chain: $FOXSY live on MultiversX and Solana, with a bridge between them.
- Corporate structure: Foxsy AI incorporated in Wyoming, Foxsy AI Foundation established in the Cayman Islands to govern the token and FOXSY AI SERVICES L.L.C. established in Dubai.
- Regulation: A MiCA whitepaper notified in the EU and accepted in February 2026, published at whitepaper.foxsy.ai.
- RoboCup: Sponsor for three consecutive years, including global sponsor of RoboCup 2026 in Incheon, where Oxsy finished 8th in Soccer Simulation 2D.
How does Foxsy AI support STEM and education?
Foxsy AI makes advanced robotics and AI accessible through gamification and hands-on experience. Our tools and tournaments are designed to bring students, developers and enthusiasts into AI research without needing a lab, hardware or a research budget. The Developers Hub extends this to people who want to build and publish their own AI systems.
We also work directly in early education. eMi, developed with Skolanalys, is an adaptive AI-powered preschool learning companion supporting language, math, movement and well-being.
06 / STAY IN TOUCH
Where to find us.
How can I stay updated with Foxsy AI?
- Website: foxsy.ai
- FoxLeague: foxleague.ai, with documentation at docs.foxleague.ai
- FoxKeeper: foxkeeper.ai and the Telegram bot
- X: x.com/foxsy_ai
- Telegram announcements: t.me/foxsyaiAnn, with regional channels in Russian, French, Spanish and Arabic
- Telegram community: t.me/foxsyai, with regional groups in Russian, French, Spanish and Arabic
- Other channels: YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok
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