OriginTrail

OriginTrail is a protocol that aims to build a trusted knowledge layer for artificial intelligence by tracking the origin and authenticity of information and real-world assets. It targets enterprises and developers who need verifiable, tamper-resistant data provenance, addressing the problem of misinformation and unverifiable AI inputs. Partners cited by the project include the British Standards Institution, Walmart, Oracle, and the EU Commission's Next Generation Internet initiative.

The protocol operates through a Decentralized Knowledge Graph, a structured data network that links and verifies information about assets and their histories, running on the project's own NeuroWeb blockchain and connecting to ecosystems including Polkadot and Ethereum. TRAC is the utility token used within this system to compensate node operators who store and serve knowledge graph data and to stake as collateral for participation in the network. No consensus algorithm is recorded in the site's data, so finer details of block production cannot be described here.

The data stored on this site does not include a fee revenue stream for OriginTrail, so fee-based measures such as fee yield or protocol revenue cannot be calculated or reported. What is recorded is that approximately 89.45 percent of the 500 million maximum supply of TRAC is already in circulation at the point in time these figures were captured, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 11.79 percent from tokens not yet issued. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to current market capitalisation stands at 1.12, reflecting that remaining overhang. Thirty-day average trading volume represents about 4.94 percent of market capitalisation over that period, and 24-hour volume represents about 3.12 percent.