Atoshi

Atoshi is a digital asset whose native token, ATOS, is designed to serve as a general-purpose cryptocurrency across a suite of consumer applications including e-commerce, short-form video, gaming, and messaging. The project describes its goal as building a next-generation public blockchain that addresses what it sees as financial inequality by enabling low-cost, fast global payments. It targets everyday users worldwide, with the project reporting nearly 12 million registered users and daily application launches exceeding 9.6 million.

Atoshi describes plans for its own public blockchain capable of supporting smart contracts, with a testnet reported to have been running for two years and used to issue NFTs; however, no consensus algorithm or block time data is recorded for this asset, so the precise mechanism of transaction validation cannot be described from available data. The ATOS token circulates within the Atoshi application ecosystem — covering services such as Atoshi AI, Atoshi Games, and Atoshi Life — and the project is also associated with the Ethereum ecosystem category, suggesting some presence or issuance on Ethereum. What the token does mechanically inside any live mainnet environment is not documented in the data held here.

No fee stream data is stored for Atoshi, meaning this site cannot report figures for protocol revenue, fee recipients, or what the protocol retains. The absence of fee-based data means that fee-derived measures commonly found on this site are not applicable here. What is recorded is that the circulating supply stands at approximately 903 million ATOS against a maximum supply of 100 billion, placing the supply-versus-maximum ratio at 0.90316 percent as of the point-in-time measurement, which produces a fully diluted valuation roughly 110.7 times the current market capitalisation of approximately 30.8 million USD. The dilution overhang figure sits at 10,972.23 percent, reflecting the large volume of tokens not yet in circulation relative to those that are.