Orochi Network

Orochi Network is an oracle and verifiable data infrastructure project designed to deliver data to blockchain-based applications while preserving the privacy and integrity of that data. It targets developers and protocols that need to process or verify real-world information on-chain without exposing sensitive details. The project uses advanced cryptographic techniques, including zero-knowledge methods, to let external systems trust its outputs without seeing the underlying data.

Orochi Network sits within the Ethereum ecosystem and uses cryptographic primitives to prove that data is accurate and unaltered before it reaches a smart contract, without revealing the data itself. The ON token operates within this system, though the stored data does not specify its precise role — whether governance, payment for oracle services, or staking — so only what is known can be stated here. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for this asset, meaning it likely relies on the settlement layer of host chains rather than operating its own independent consensus.

The stored data contains no fee-stream figures — no protocol revenue, no fee recipients, and no record of what, if anything, the protocol retains from oracle service usage. This means fee-based measures commonly found on this site, such as fee yield or revenue multiples, cannot be calculated or presented for Orochi Network. What the data does show is that at the current point-in-time snapshot, circulating supply stands at 144,275,000 ON against a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 ON, placing circulating supply at 14.4275 percent of the maximum and leaving a dilution overhang of 385.18 percent relative to current circulating supply.