Atoshi

Atoshi is a digital asset associated with a project that aims to build a next-generation public blockchain, positioning itself as a broadly usable coin for everyday digital activities including e-commerce, short video, gaming, and messaging applications. The project claims a user base of nearly 12 million people and describes its mission as enabling low-cost, near-instant global payments accessible to anyone, drawing on economist Friedrich Hayek's concept of privately issued, non-government money. It is classified as an entertainment and SocialFi asset operating within the Ethereum ecosystem.

According to the project description, Atoshi has been running a testnet for approximately two years, with that testnet capable of supporting smart contracts and NFT issuance, though no consensus algorithm or block time data is recorded for the live network. The ATOS token is described as the medium of exchange across a suite of consumer applications, including e-commerce and media platforms. No consensus mechanism details are stored, so a fuller technical description of how the chain settles transactions is not possible from the available data.

No fee stream data is stored for Atoshi, which means this site carries no figures on protocol revenue, who pays fees, or who receives them. What the data does show is a circulating supply of approximately 903 million ATOS against a maximum supply of 100 billion, placing the supply-issued percentage at roughly 0.9 percent at this point in time. This leaves a dilution overhang of approximately 10,972 percent of current circulating supply still to be issued, and a fully diluted valuation that is about 110.7 times the current market capitalisation of roughly 35.8 million USD at the point-in-time recorded.