Dolphin

Dolphin is a decentralized AI inference network, represented by the token POD, that is classified under both Artificial Intelligence and DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks). It targets GPU owners — particularly gamers with idle graphics cards — and proposes to let them contribute computing power to run AI model inference jobs. In exchange, contributors earn tokens, and the network aims to provide distributed AI inference capacity without relying on a single centralized provider.

GPU owners connect their hardware to the Dolphin Network during idle periods and process inference requests submitted by users or applications. The network maintains integrity through encryption, randomly sampled validation of results, and cryptoeconomic bonding, meaning participants stake tokens as a form of collateral against misbehavior. The POD token functions as the medium of exchange inside the system, used both to compensate GPU contributors and to pay for inference services. The project is part of the Base and Venice ecosystems, indicating it operates on or interoperates with those blockchain environments.

The data provided does not include a recorded fee stream, revenue figure, or protocol earnings, so no fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield can be calculated for this asset on this site. What the data does show is that only 16.65 percent of the maximum supply of 500 million tokens is currently in circulation, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 500.75 percent relative to the circulating supply as of the point-in-time measurement. The fully diluted valuation is approximately 6.01 times the current market capitalization of around 46 million USD, reflecting how much additional supply could theoretically enter circulation. Until fee or revenue data becomes available, the economic picture is limited to supply and market-structure figures.