Nervos Network

Nervos Network is a layered blockchain protocol designed to separate the concerns of security and scalability into distinct layers. The base layer, called the Common Knowledge Base (CKB), acts as a trust anchor and asset custody layer, while upper layers handle high-throughput transactions and privacy features. The project targets developers and users who want the security guarantees of a decentralised base layer without sacrificing the performance that applications require.

CKB operates as a proof-of-work blockchain that stores on-chain state while delegating computation to off-chain or layer-2 environments, with the base layer verifying the results. The CKB token is used to occupy on-chain storage space — holding CKB entitles the holder to a proportional share of the global state capacity — which ties the token directly to the resource it governs. The categories recorded for the asset include rollup and interoperability functions, suggesting upper layers settle back to CKB, though the precise consensus algorithm is not recorded in the available data.

The data provided does not include a fee revenue figure or a fee recipient structure, so fee-based measures are not available for this asset on this site. What is recorded is that roughly 98.32 percent of supply has already been issued (point-in-time), with a dilution overhang of approximately 1.71 percent of circulating supply still pending, and the fully diluted valuation sits at 1.017 times the current market capitalisation, reflecting that remaining overhang. No maximum supply cap is recorded, which means the long-run issuance schedule is not fully bounded by the data held here.