Oasis

Oasis is a layer-one blockchain designed to run confidential smart contracts at scale, meaning applications built on it can process sensitive data without exposing that data publicly. Its central claim is privacy-preserving computation, delivered through tools such as Sapphire, described as the first private Ethereum-compatible virtual machine network, and a cross-chain privacy layer that other Ethereum-compatible applications can use. Developers working on applications in areas such as artificial intelligence, decentralised finance, and gaming who need on-chain data privacy are the intended users.

Oasis uses Proof of Stake consensus, where validators stake ROSE tokens to participate in block production and network security, and delegators can assign their ROSE to validators in exchange for a share of rewards. The network uses a layered architecture that separates consensus from execution, with the execution layer hosting different runtimes — including the Sapphire private EVM — running in parallel. ROSE is the native token used to pay transaction fees, to stake, and to interact with the protocol's various runtimes.

The data provided does not include a measured fee revenue stream, so fee-based valuation ratios cannot be calculated from what is stored here. What the data does show is a fully diluted value to total value locked ratio of 288.36 and a market-cap to TVL ratio of 228.69 at the current point in time, both reflecting that on-chain TVL stands at approximately 208,313 dollars against a market cap of roughly 47.9 million dollars. Stablecoin supply hosted on the network is recorded at approximately 404,967 dollars at this point in time, giving a market-cap to stablecoin supply ratio of 117.64. These figures describe the scale of economic activity on the chain relative to its token valuation but cannot speak to fee income without additional data.