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OpenLedger

OpenLedger

OPEN
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$0.1461Up 6.26 percent($0.01)

Key Stats

Market Cap$146.14MUp 6.26 percent
Volume (24h)$5.85M
Fully Diluted Value$146.14M
Vol/Mkt Cap (24h)4.01%
Total Supply1.00B OPEN
Max Supply1.00B OPEN
Launch Date2025-07-04

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About OpenLedger

OpenLedger is an AI blockchain built to reward data, models and AI agents by making contributions traceable and economically rewarded. Its OPEN token powers gas, model training and inference, and data attribution rewards. The system uses Datanets, Proof of Attribution, and a Model Factory to connect contributors and model developers. OpenLedger was founded by Ashtyn Bell and Pryce Adade-Yebesi in 2024 in San Francisco.

Frequently Asked Questions

OpenLedger is a blockchain built specifically for artificial intelligence. Unlike general-purpose chains, it is designed to record every contribution to the AI lifecycle, including data, models, and agents. The system introduces Proof of Attribution, which ensures that ownership, credit, and rewards are accurately assigned to those who contribute data or models. This makes AI development transparent, traceable, and auditable, while also aligning incentives among participants.

Key components include Datanet, which allow communities to build curated datasets with attribution, and the ModelFactory, which enables developers to fine-tune and deploy models with secure, verifiable processes. OpenLoRA provides infrastructure for serving thousands of fine-tuned models efficiently, using multi-tenant GPU systems and optimized inference frameworks. Together these tools create an ecosystem where specialized, domain-specific models can be built, evaluated, and deployed in a decentralised and collaborative environment.

The platform also introduces AI Studio for supervised fine-tuning, reinforcement learning with human feedback, and validator-driven model evaluation. Applications and AI agents can consume these models through APIs and integrations, creating a sustainable loop between blockchain and AI usage.

OPEN is the native token of the OpenLedger ecosystem and underpins its economic and governance structures. It has several central functions:

  • Transaction and platform fees: Paid in OPEN for proposing models, accessing datasets, and using platform infrastructure.
  • Data and attribution rewards: Distributed to data providers and model contributors in proportion to their influence on model performance.
  • Model creation and hosting: OPEN is used to fund the lifecycle of model proposals, fine-tuning, and public hosting.
  • Inference payments: Every time a model is used for inference, computation is paid for in OPEN, with fees split among model developers, stakers, and data contributors.
  • Governance: Protocol governors stake OPEN to gain voting power over model proposals, progression, and system upgrades.

The token is structured to sustain long-term growth of the ecosystem. Community allocations form the largest share, followed by investors, team, liquidity, and ecosystem incentives. Rewards and vesting schedules are aligned to encourage ongoing participation rather than short-term speculation.

OpenLedger was founded in 2024 by Ashtyn Bell and Pryce Adade-Yebesi in San Francisco. They established the OpenLedger Foundation to lead development of the blockchain and its AI ecosystem.

The base blockchain is EVM-compatible, providing fast and secure transactions with scalability supported by rollups. Proof of Attribution is embedded at the protocol level, ensuring that data sources are cryptographically linked to model outputs. This allows contributors to be rewarded proportionally to the influence of their data on inferences, using efficient mathematical approximations to compute data impact in real time.

OpenLedger supports reinforcement learning with human feedback, validator-based model scoring, and decentralized governance to advance only high-quality models. The economic flywheel ties AI and blockchain ecosystems together: more model use generates more transactions and validator engagement, which strengthens the blockchain and feeds back into model development and adoption.