Band

Band is an oracle network that connects blockchain applications and artificial intelligence systems to real-world data, such as asset prices, exchange rates, and other off-chain information. The problem it addresses is that blockchains cannot natively access data outside their own ledgers, which creates risks and limitations for applications in decentralized finance, gaming, and AI-driven systems. Band positions itself as a data layer designed to deliver that real-time information without requiring users to trust a single central intermediary.

Band operates as a decentralized network of validators who fetch, aggregate, and deliver data to requesting blockchains, with the BAND token used to stake and secure the network and to pay for data requests. The protocol spans multiple ecosystems including Ethereum, Fantom, Osmosis, and Binance Smart Chain, meaning data can be routed to a wide range of destination chains. The token's role inside the system is tied to staking and governance, though the stored data does not include details about its consensus algorithm or block time beyond a recorded block interval of zero.

The stored data does not include a fee revenue figure for Band, so this site carries no fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or protocol revenue ratios. What the data does show is that roughly 99.97 percent of the supply is already in circulation at the point-in-time measurement, with a dilution overhang of approximately 0.013 percent and supply pending of about 0.015 percent, meaning almost no additional tokens are expected to enter circulation. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalization stands at effectively 1.000132, consistent with that near-complete issuance. No maximum supply figure is recorded.