Aurora

Aurora is a digital asset classified broadly as 'other,' associated with an Ethereum-compatible environment designed to let developers deploy existing Ethereum applications with minimal modification. Its stated purpose is to lower friction for projects that want to operate on the NEAR Protocol blockchain without rewriting their code. The token serves participants within that ecosystem rather than being tied to a standalone blockchain of its own.

Aurora functions as an EVM-compatible layer running on top of NEAR Protocol, meaning Ethereum smart contracts can be executed there using NEAR's underlying infrastructure. The AURORA token is used within this environment for governance and certain ecosystem functions, though the data provided does not specify a consensus algorithm, block time, or settlement mechanism distinct from NEAR's own operation. Beyond these general points, the stored profile does not supply further mechanical detail.

The data provided does not include any fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol earnings for Aurora, so fee-based measures such as price-to-fees ratios are not calculable from what this site holds. What is recorded are supply figures: at the point-in-time snapshot, 737,688,584 AURORA tokens are in circulating supply, representing approximately 73.77 percent of the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The closeness of the circulating-supply percentage and the supply-versus-max percentage — 73.79 percent and 73.77 percent respectively — suggests that most tokens counted as circulating are already accounted for against the hard cap, leaving roughly 26 percent not yet in circulation.