AIOZ Network

AIOZ Network is a Layer 1 blockchain designed as a decentralized physical infrastructure network, or DePIN, targeting Web3 applications in artificial intelligence, file storage, and media streaming. It claims to address the problem of centralized control over content delivery and AI computation by allowing anyone with spare hardware to contribute resources to a shared global network. Participants who share bandwidth, storage, or processing power are compensated in the network's native token, AIOZ.

The network runs on a Layer 1 blockchain that also connects to the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems, meaning the AIOZ token exists and operates across those environments as well. Node operators contribute computational resources — storing files, transcoding video, or running AI workloads — and the protocol uses the token to coordinate and reward that work. The data on file does not specify the consensus algorithm or block time in a meaningful way, so the precise mechanism by which blocks are produced and finalized is not confirmed here.

The stored data does not include a fee revenue figure, so the site carries no fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield for this asset. In principle, fees would be paid by users or applications consuming storage, streaming, or AI computation services, with node operators receiving those payments in AIOZ tokens. The circulating supply stands at approximately 1.28 billion tokens, and the supply-issued figure of 99.999805 percent as of the most recent snapshot indicates that virtually the entire intended supply is already in circulation, with a dilution overhang of just 0.007917 percent remaining.