Band

Band is an oracle network that connects blockchain applications and artificial intelligence systems to real-world data. It aims to solve the problem of blockchains being unable to natively access external information — such as asset prices, sports results, or other real-time feeds — by acting as a data layer that delivers that information in a verifiable way. Developers building decentralized finance protocols, gaming applications, and AI agents are its primary intended users.

Band operates as a decentralized oracle network where validators fetch, aggregate, and deliver external data to smart contracts on multiple blockchains, including those in the Ethereum, Fantom, Osmosis, and Binance ecosystems reflected in its category list. The BAND token is used within the system for staking by validators, who put tokens at risk as a form of commitment to honest data reporting, and for paying data request fees. The network's block time in the stored data is recorded as zero, which suggests the on-chain settlement layer operates on another chain's timing rather than a proprietary one.

The stored data does not include a direct fee revenue figure, so fee-based yield or protocol earnings metrics are not available on this page. What the data does show is a 24-hour turnover ratio of 2.211337, meaning trading volume over that period was roughly 2.2 times the asset's market capitalisation of 40,699,984 USD, indicating relatively active secondary-market activity relative to its size. The dilution overhang stands at 0.007288 percent at this point in time, and the ratio of fully diluted value to market capitalisation is 1.000073, meaning nearly all tokens that will ever exist are already in circulation, with a circulating supply of 184,216,401 BAND representing approximately 99.99 percent of what has been issued.