Ocean Protocol

Ocean Protocol is a data-sharing ecosystem built on blockchain technology that aims to make data and related services—such as storage, compute, and algorithms—accessible in a secure and transparent way. It addresses the problem of data being locked up in silos, particularly data that could be used to train and improve artificial intelligence systems. Data owners, AI developers, and enterprises are the primary intended participants.

Ocean Protocol operates across several blockchain networks including Ethereum, Polygon, and Optimism, representing data and algorithms as tokenized assets with verifiable service agreements that record availability and integrity on-chain. The OCEAN token is used within the ecosystem for staking on data services, which functions as a signal of quality and reputation and as a defense against fraudulent actors. Approximately 90.01 percent of the total token supply has already been issued, with the circulating supply of roughly 240.96 million tokens sitting against a maximum supply of 1.41 billion.

The data provided for Ocean Protocol does not include a measurable fee stream, meaning there is no revenue figure, fee rate, or protocol earnings recorded here. Without a documented fee flow—showing who pays, who receives, and what the protocol retains—fee-based valuation measures that this site might apply to other assets are not applicable to OCEAN as currently stored. The token's economic activity is tied to marketplace transactions and staking within the ecosystem, but the specifics of those flows are not captured in the available data.