In this post: Law Blocks AI’s (LBT) market cap surpassed $54.6 million, making it the seventh-largest AI application token by market capitalization. The LBT token is trading at around $0.22, up more than 4.2% in the past 30 days and 30% in the past 90 days. Law Blocks’ growth comes as it introduced new features, including an AI-powered online mediation platform, a Lawyer Marketplace, and an AI Legal Chat to help individuals and businesses settle disputes online. On-chain data showed that LawBlocks AI has moved into the top seven AI application tokens by market capitalization. The firm’s market cap currently stands at $54.65 million, up 0.16% in the past 24 hours. Bittensor’s TAO token leads AI application tokens with a market cap of more than $2 billion, followed by RENDER with a market cap of $756.4 million. Law Blocks AI said its growth to position 7 of the top AI application tokens signals the growing interest in integrating AI with blockchain technology to modernize legal infrastructure. Law Blocks’ growth comes as AI companies double down on spending We are proud to announce that Law Blocks AI ($LBT) has been featured among the Top AI Applications Tokens by Market Capitalization on CoinMarketCap. This recognition reinforces our vision of integrating Artificial Intelligence with blockchain technology to modernize legal… pic.twitter.com/L4ROVrs1si — Law Blocks AI ( $LBT ) (@lawblockstoken) February 13, 2026 At the time of publication, LBT is trading around $0.2234, up more than 4.2% in the past 30 days. The token has also surged nearly 30% in the past 90 days, driven by the growing interest in niche AI projects integrating with crypto. LBT has consolidated around the $0.22 mark in the past 2 weeks, but has plummeted from its all-time high of $0.2611 in June 2022. On-chain data also revealed that LBT has a 24-hour trading volume of around $400,000. The token currently has a circulating supply of 245 million LBT, with its total supply capped at 1 billion LBT. Law Blocks’ growth follows the continued AI spending in 2025 that drove large investments into the sector and heavily influenced gross domestic product (GDP). Technology insights firm Gartner forecasted that global AI spending will reach $2.52 trillion this year, up roughly 45% from last year. “The adoption is fundamentally shaped by the readiness of both human capital and organizational processes, not merely by financial investment.” – John-David Lovelock , VP Analyst at Gartner. Lovelock argued that the improved predictability of ROI must occur before enterprises can scale AI fully. Citigroup also forecasted that AI spending could surpass $2.8 trillion in the next 3-4 years. Law Blocks integrates legal expertise with artificial intelligence Law Blocks also introduced its AI Legal Chat to help users navigate legal questions by leveraging the firm’s legal expertise with AI-driven efficiency. The AI-powered document analysis aims to remove friction from legal support by offering on-demand access to structured legal guidance. The firm revealed that the AI is trained on verified legal sources to mitigate the risk of misleading or offering incomplete guidance. Law Blocks AI incorporated its Lawyer Marketplace to ease how individuals and businesses find legal professionals in the industry. The firm said the digital platform is built on legal-tech infrastructure and connects clients with verified lawyers and law firms. Law Blocks also revealed an AI-powered online mediation platform to enable businesses and digital ecosystems to settle disputes remotely. The firm said it combined AI, blockchain technology, and legal expertise to offer a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) to companies.
