Kernela’s platform token, KRNL, has begun its token generation event (TGE) today. According to Odaily, Kernela describes itself as on-chain infrastructure for autonomous agents that act in real-world environments using available information and create verifiable records of resolved markets and real-world outcomes. Agents coordinate using shared data, skills and information sources, while verified capabilities and performance records can be reused across the network. Kernela also allows users to create DEX trading agents with self-custodied funds, configurable capital controls and auditable on-chain execution. KRNL is the network’s native utility token, used for agent deployment and execution, data and capability access, recording results, settlement between agents, staking and capital routing based on verified performance, and protocol governance.