Holo

Holo, represented by the token HOT, is associated with the Holochain project, which aims to build a distributed application platform where users retain control over their own data rather than relying on centralized servers or corporations. The core problem it addresses is the concentration of data storage and processing in the hands of large intermediaries, and it targets developers and end users who want applications that run peer-to-peer. Holo specifically refers to the hosting network that allows everyday computers to serve Holochain applications to users who do not run their own nodes.

Holochain departs from traditional blockchain design by giving each participant their own chain-based ledger rather than requiring all nodes to maintain a shared global ledger, with data synchronized between peers only when needed or agreed upon. This agent-centric model is intended to allow applications to scale without the bottlenecks associated with global consensus, though the stored data shows no block time, and consensus algorithm details are not recorded here. HOT tokens circulate on Ethereum and other networks and are intended to be redeemable for HoloFuel, the native accounting currency used inside the Holo hosting network.

The data stored here does not include a fee revenue stream for Holo or Holochain, which means fee-based measures such as protocol revenue, fee yield, or earnings multiples are not available on this page. The circulating supply stands at approximately 177.6 billion HOT as of the point-in-time measurement, and the supply issued percentage is recorded at 100%, with a dilution overhang of 0% and an FDV-to-market-cap ratio of 1.0, meaning no additional token supply is pending or scheduled according to the stored data. The market capitalization is recorded at approximately 68.1 million USD at a price of 0.00038453 USD per token.