DoubleZero

DoubleZero is a high-performance global network built for blockchain and other distributed systems, designed to provide direct, low-latency routing between participants. Its stated purpose is to strengthen validator performance and enable faster, fairer network participation worldwide by contributing dedicated connectivity infrastructure. The project is aimed at operators and participants in distributed networks, particularly those in the Solana ecosystem, who require reliable, low-latency data transport.

The network is composed of independently contributed physical and virtual links that route data more directly than the public internet. The 2Z token serves as the access medium for users of the network's connectivity services and as a reward mechanism for contributors who supply those links, with payouts tied to their performance and reliability. Staking mechanisms are described as planned for future protocol phases but are not yet active; no consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for this asset in the available data.

The protocol generated 299,341.15 USD in fees over the trailing 30 days and 61,867 USD in the trailing 7 days, with fees annualized from the 30-day figure coming to 3,641,983.99 USD. Of that 30-day fee total, the protocol retained 14,000.96 USD as revenue, implying a take rate of approximately 4.68 percent over that period, with the remainder — 285,340.19 USD over 30 days — flowing to network contributors as supply-side revenue. Fee growth over the trailing 30 days was negative at -29.96 percent, and protocol revenue growth over the same window was -14.3 percent. The fully diluted valuation relative to annualized revenue stands at 1,960.24, and the market capitalization relative to annualized revenue stands at 1,016.37, both calculated using the trailing 30-day revenue figure.