Casper Network

Casper Network is a Proof-of-Stake Layer-1 blockchain whose native token is CSPR. It is designed primarily to bring real-world assets — such as financial instruments and regulated holdings — onto a public blockchain, serving enterprises, institutional users, and developers who need a compliant and programmable infrastructure. The project claims to address the difficulty of tokenizing traditional assets in environments that require legal certainty, instant transaction finality, and access controls built into the protocol itself.

Casper uses Zug Consensus, a deterministic Proof-of-Stake mechanism that provides instant, irreversible finality on each block, meaning transactions do not require further confirmations once included. CSPR is the native token used to pay for computation on the network and to stake with validators, who secure the chain and earn newly issued CSPR as a reward. The network also supports multiple virtual machines running in parallel — including Rust and WebAssembly environments — so applications with different technical requirements can run natively on the same chain without auxiliary layers.

The data provided does not include a fee-revenue figure, so fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield cannot be calculated for this asset on this site. Validators receive compensation through protocol-level token issuance rather than through a documented external fee stream in the stored data. Of the token supply, 86.48 percent has been issued at this point in time, and approximately 15.63 percent represents dilution overhang — tokens authorized but not yet in circulation — which affects the relationship between market capitalization and fully diluted valuation; the ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalization currently stands at 1.156324. There is no maximum supply recorded, meaning the total eventual supply is open-ended.