Impossible Cloud Network Token

Impossible Cloud Network Token (ICNT) is the native token of Impossible Cloud Network, a decentralized infrastructure protocol that aims to deliver enterprise-grade cloud services — storage, compute, and networking — without relying on a single centralized provider. The protocol is designed for businesses that need reliable cloud infrastructure and for hardware owners who want to contribute spare capacity in exchange for compensation. It sits within the broader Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) category, meaning real-world hardware is the foundation of the service.

Hardware providers connect physical resources to the network and are required to post ICNT as collateral, which serves as a security deposit that aligns their incentives with reliable service delivery. Service providers — companies or developers consuming cloud resources — use ICNT to access those resources, and community members can stake ICNT to participate in securing and governing the protocol. The token exists across the Ethereum ecosystem and is also native to the Base network, meaning it settles and transacts on those blockchains; no consensus algorithm is recorded in the available data.

The data stored for ICNT does not include a fee stream, so this site carries no figures for protocol revenue, fee recipients, or what the protocol retains from transactions. What is recorded is a circulating supply of 253,006,129 ICNT against a maximum supply of 700,000,000 ICNT, meaning approximately 36.14 percent of all tokens that will ever exist are in circulation at this point in time. The remaining supply yet to enter circulation represents a dilution overhang of roughly 176.67 percent relative to the current circulating supply, and the ratio of fully diluted value to market capitalization stands at approximately 2.77 at this point in time — both figures reflecting how much additional supply could eventually reach the market.