Atoshi

Atoshi is a digital asset whose native token, ATOS, is designed to function as a general-purpose cryptocurrency across a suite of consumer applications including e-commerce, short video, gaming, and AI services. The project describes itself as a next-generation public blockchain initiative, positioning ATOS as a means of enabling low-cost, near-instant global payments. It claims to address financial inequality and cross-border payment friction for everyday users worldwide.

Atoshi describes a proprietary public blockchain that supports smart contracts and NFT issuance, with a testnet reported to have been running for two years; however, no consensus algorithm or block time meaningful to the mainnet is recorded in the available data, so the technical settlement mechanism cannot be characterized in detail. ATOS tokens are used as the medium of exchange within the connected applications. The token exists within the Ethereum ecosystem category as well, though the precise relationship between that ecosystem and the native Atoshi chain is not specified in the stored data.

No fee revenue data is stored for Atoshi, meaning this site cannot report on fee generation, who pays fees, or how any protocol revenue is distributed. What the data does show is a fully diluted valuation that is 110.72 times the current market capitalization at this point in time, reflecting a max supply of 100,000,000,000 ATOS against a circulating supply of roughly 903,160,063 ATOS — meaning less than one percent of the total possible supply is currently circulating. The dilution overhang figure stands at 10,972.23 percent at this point in time, indicating the volume of tokens not yet in circulation relative to those that are. The 24-hour turnover ratio is 0.09317, meaning that a very small fraction of the circulating supply changed hands in the most recent 24-hour period recorded.