XYO Network

XYO Network is a decentralized oracle network that collects, validates, and delivers physical-world data — such as location information — to AI systems, robotics platforms, Web3 applications, and enterprise software. It positions itself as a cryptographic proof layer for the real world, meaning it attempts to give digital systems a verifiable, tamper-resistant record of events and conditions that occur in physical space. The intended users are developers and organizations that need trusted real-world data inputs for automated or intelligent systems.

The network operates through a reported base of more than 10 million nodes worldwide that gather and relay physical data, anchored by XYO Layer One, a dedicated data blockchain designed for high throughput and low transaction costs. Two core technologies — Proof of Location and Proof of Origin — assign a verified source, timing, and provenance to each piece of data recorded on-chain. XYO uses a dual-token model in which the externally traded XYO token supports the decentralized physical infrastructure network through rewards and staking, while a separate internal token handles settlement within the system; the asset described here is the externally traded XYO token, which lives within the Ethereum ecosystem.

The data provided to this site does not include a fee revenue stream for XYO Network, so fee-based measures such as protocol revenue or fee yield are not available here. The token's economic activity is reflected instead in trading volume: the 24-hour turnover ratio stands at 4.60, meaning dollar trading volume over the past day equaled roughly 4.6 times the asset's market capitalization of approximately 45.4 million USD. With 100% of supply already in circulation, no maximum supply on record, and a dilution overhang of 0%, there are no tokens pending release that would expand the circulating supply of 13.93 billion XYO tokens.