IOTA

IOTA is an open-source Layer 1 network designed to serve as public digital infrastructure for connecting economies and institutions onchain. It targets governments, global trade bodies, and enterprises that need a permissionless platform for verifiable data sharing, digital trade documentation, digital product passports, and cross-border asset flows. The project positions itself as a foundation for real-world infrastructure use cases rather than purely consumer-facing applications.

Rather than a traditional blockchain with sequential blocks, IOTA uses a Directed Acyclic Graph architecture, which allows transactions to be processed in parallel rather than in a strict linear order, contributing to the 0.0 block-time figure stored for this asset. The network is secured by a delegated proof-of-stake model, and the protocol integrates the Move VM to support smart contracts and digital assets directly on the base layer. The IOTA token is used within this system for staking, transaction fee sponsorship at the application level, and as the native unit of value across the network.

The data stored for IOTA does not include a captured protocol fee stream, so fee-based measures such as fee yield or revenue-per-token are not available on this page. The protocol does support application-level fee sponsorship, meaning that application developers can absorb transaction costs on behalf of end users, which may reduce direct fee revenue that would otherwise be attributable to token holders. Total value locked stands at 1,765,092.37 USD at the point-in-time recorded, against a market capitalisation of 228,688,065 USD, producing a market-cap-to-TVL ratio of 128.29 and an FDV-to-TVL ratio of 136.74, both reflecting a very thin on-chain liquidity base relative to the network's headline valuation. Stablecoin supply hosted on the network is recorded at 470,731.47 USD at the same point in time.