TAGGER

TAGGER (TAG) is a decentralized data platform built on the BNB Chain that aims to solve fragmentation and authentication problems in the AI training data industry. It creates a permissionless environment where participants can collect, label, manage, and trade data, drawing on Web3 crowdsourcing to supply the annotated datasets that AI models require. The intended users span data contributors, AI developers, and businesses that need verified, tradeable data without relying on centralized intermediaries.

The protocol operates on the BNB Chain, which handles settlement and record-keeping, though no consensus algorithm specific to TAG itself is recorded in the available data. The TAG token functions within a cross-border data authentication and authorization system, enabling permissionless data transactions — meaning participants can exchange or license data without a central gatekeeper approving each trade. Beyond its role as the medium for data-related transactions on the platform, further mechanical detail about staking, governance, or reward distribution is not captured in the stored data.

The stored data does not include a recorded fee stream, revenue figures, or information about who collects or distributes protocol fees, so fee-based performance measures are not available for this asset on this site. What is known is that approximately 26.85% of the maximum supply of 405,380,800,000 TAG tokens is currently circulating, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 272.37% of the current circulating supply still to enter the market at some future point, as measured on a point-in-time basis. The fully diluted valuation is approximately 3.72 times the current market capitalization of roughly 90.9 million USD, reflecting the weight of that unreleased supply.