Ocean Protocol

Ocean Protocol is a data-sharing ecosystem built to let individuals, companies, and machines publish, discover, and exchange data and algorithms in a secure and transparent way. It addresses the problem of data being locked in silos and inaccessible, particularly for artificial intelligence applications that require large, diverse datasets. The OCEAN token is the native asset used to interact with services across this ecosystem.

Ocean Protocol operates across several blockchain networks including Ethereum, Polygon, and Optimism, where data and algorithm assets are represented as tokens paired with verifiable service agreements that attest to availability and integrity. The OCEAN token is used for staking on data services, which functions as a quality and reputation signal and provides a mechanism to discourage fraudulent participation. Multiple independent data marketplaces can connect to the protocol, while data owners retain control and are not locked into any single marketplace.

The data provided for this site does not include a fee revenue stream for Ocean Protocol, so fee-based measures such as protocol earnings or yield cannot be calculated from what is stored here. What is known from the supply figures is that approximately 17.13 percent of the maximum supply of 1,410,000,000 OCEAN tokens is currently circulating, with around 10.84 percent of the maximum supply still pending issuance, creating a remaining dilution overhang of that same proportion. The fully diluted valuation is approximately 1.11 times the current market capitalization of roughly 31.65 million USD, reflecting the gap between circulating and maximum supply.