At the wild intersection of AI and blockchain, OpenLedger stretches its tentacles like an octopus, devouring traditional data islands and spitting out tradable smart gold mines. Imagine your datasets, AI models, and agents no longer being a free lunch, but on-chain assets that can track contributions, verify sources, and automatically distribute rewards—this is OpenLedger's "Payable AI" economy, solving the $500 billion data dilemma, allowing communities to own data nets (Datanets), train dedicated models, without GPU waste. Founded recently and led by core contributor Ram, this AI blockchain mainnet is about to launch, integrating the Octo community map, enabling $OPEN holders to mark their global footprints and unleash viral spread.
$OPEN token, the heartbeat of OpenLedger, shines on exchanges like LBank. On the first day of trading on September 9, it surged 200%, reaching a high of $1.82, with a 24-hour trading volume skyrocketing to $281 million, up 90.7% from the previous day, and a market cap of about $200 million, ranking #238. Circulating supply is 220 million, backed by decentralized governance and Chainlink-style attribution, driving model deployment and reward cycles. However, it only remained flat at 0% over the past 7 days, lagging the market by 5.3%, reflecting the volatility shadow under the AI boom. In the fundraising phase, OpenLedger focuses on permissionless data pipelines, planning to launch the mainnet next quarter and attract partners like Kaito AI to its ecosystem.
The twin monster of DeFi and AI, OpenLedger promises transparent auditing and decentralized training but faces hacker threats and regulatory waves; its efficient GPU multi-model deployment opens the door to mass AI but needs to prove long-term value. In the crypto jungle, this octopus may reshape the intelligent economy—but will its tentacles be too long, potentially tying itself up?
