BNB Attestation Service

BNB Attestation Service, trading under the symbol BAS, is an infrastructure protocol built on the BNB Chain ecosystem that focuses on decentralized identity and attestation — the ability to issue and verify on-chain claims about entities, addresses, or credentials. It sits within the broader category of Decentralized Identifier technology, which aims to give users and applications a trustless way to prove facts about themselves without relying on a central authority. The protocol targets developers and applications that need a verifiable, tamper-resistant record of identity or credential information on BNB Chain.

BAS operates as an attestation layer on BNB Chain, meaning it provides the infrastructure for third parties to issue, store, and verify signed statements — called attestations — about on-chain or off-chain subjects. The BAS token is the native asset of this system, though the data available does not specify the precise mechanics by which the token is consumed or distributed within the protocol. No consensus algorithm is recorded for BAS, which is consistent with its role as an application-layer service rather than a standalone blockchain.

The data provided contains no fee stream metrics, meaning there is no recorded revenue, protocol earnings, or fee-distribution mechanism available for BAS on this site. This absence means that fee-based valuation measures — such as price-to-fees or revenue yield — cannot be calculated or displayed for this asset. What is recorded is a circulating supply of 2,500,000,000 tokens against a maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 tokens, placing 25% of the total supply in circulation at this point in time. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalization stands at 4.0, reflecting the fact that 300% more supply remains pending issuance relative to what currently circulates.