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The current price of OctaSpace is $0.1089 with a 10.91% change in the last 24 hours.
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OctaSpace is a decentralized compute marketplace with its own Layer 1 blockchain. Owners of GPUs and servers connect their hardware as nodes, set their own prices, and rent capacity to anyone who needs it for AI training, inference, 3D rendering, or general container workloads. OCTA is the native coin of that chain and the unit those rentals settle in.
It sits in the category usually called DePIN, decentralized physical infrastructure. What distinguishes it from most of that category is that OctaSpace did not build on top of an existing chain. It runs its own EVM network, secured by proof of work, with the marketplace and billing layered on top. The platform is operational rather than announced, and OCTA is mined, not pre-sold, with a hard cap in the monetary policy and no premine.
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OctaSpace began in 2020 as an attempt to build a distributed system that could execute arbitrary tasks across volunteered hardware. That first architecture ran into scalability limits, and the project rebuilt around a new core. The rebuilt network went live as mainnet on June 19, 2022, and the marketplace products followed.
The team does not publish a full, named roster. That partial anonymity is common in DePIN but is a real accountability gap. The record of what the project has shipped, and the on-chain record of the network, are more informative than any team page would be.
A proof-of-work EVM Layer 1 The chain is built on a go-ethereum code base and uses Ethash (Dagger-Hashimoto), with a target block time of about 15 seconds. A live read of the public endpoint at rpc.octa.space returns chain ID 800001 (0xC3501), confirming the mainnet identifier; the testnet is 800002. OCTA uses 18 decimals, and EVM compatibility means standard Ethereum tooling, wallets, and contracts work against it.
A compute marketplace on top The product surface, branded Cube, lists GPU and CPU nodes from operators worldwide. Renters launch preconfigured applications or their own Docker containers and pay by the hour. Pricing is set per node by its operator rather than centrally, which makes the market competitive rather than administered.
Staked nodes that earn from serving traffic Node operators can stake to earn a share of block rewards in addition to what renters pay them directly. This is how chain issuance subsidizes supply-side hardware.
Separate throughput handling for billing The project describes the proof-of-work chain as working alongside an internal proof-of-authority network used to raise throughput for billing. Refer to the official documentation for current implementation details.
OCTA is a native coin rather than a contract token, and its roles follow from that:
Most decentralized compute projects issue a token on another chain and keep coordination off-chain. OctaSpace runs its own proof-of-work Layer 1 and ties node economics directly to block issuance. A few consequences are distinctive:
Chain security comes from Ethash proof of work. The security budget is the block reward plus fees, so resistance to reorganization is a direct function of how much hash rate that reward attracts. For a network of this size that is the most important variable to watch, and it shrinks as the issuance schedule steps down.
At the service layer the controls are different in kind:
Those rules make availability economically enforceable, which matters more for a compute marketplace than cryptographic guarantees do.
Supply is capped, and the cap ends mining The documented monetary policy sets a maximum of 48,000,000 OCTA, reached at block 12,000,000, at which point mining rewards stop. A live read of the chain in September 2026 put the network past block 10,300,000, so issuance is already in its final documented era. After the cap, transaction fees alone must pay for security. That transition is the most material long-term design question the project faces.
Declining block rewards Rewards step down by era rather than by halving. The published table runs from the launch era through Triangulum, which begins at block 10,000,000 and pays 2 OCTA to miners, 0.7 to staking, and 0.3 to the development fund. Each step reduces both the mining incentive and the staking yield.
Independent chain, independent risk OctaSpace does not inherit anyone else's security. A small proof-of-work network is more exposed to hash rate concentration than a large one.
Partial team anonymity There is no complete public team roster, which limits accountability if something goes wrong.
Competition and demand risk The marketplace competes with centralized cloud pricing and better-funded decentralized rivals. Utilization, not hardware supply, decides whether node economics work.
Bridge exposure Wrapped OCTA depends on the bridge that issues it, a different trust model from holding the native coin.
Demand for GPU time has outrun the ability of centralized providers to allocate it fairly or cheaply, and a marketplace where an operator can list a single card and get paid for it is a useful answer to that. OctaSpace matters less as a token story and more as one of the few DePIN projects where the product is live, priced, and measurable: nodes, sessions, and hourly rates are visible rather than promised. Whether a fixed-cap proof-of-work chain can fund its own security after issuance ends is the open question that will decide how durable it is.
OCTA is listed on a number of international centralized exchanges, and wrapped OCTA trades in EVM decentralized exchange pools on Ethereum and BNB Chain. It can also be mined directly, which is the only way to acquire newly issued coins. Listings and available networks change, so confirm on the venue first.
Mid-tier international exchanges have carried OCTA since 2022 and 2023. Pay attention to which network a venue supports, because native OCTA on the OctaSpace chain and wrapped OCTA on Ethereum or BNB Chain are different assets with different addresses.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of OctaSpace is $0.1089 with a 10.91% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $4,697.01 representing a 58.52% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of OctaSpace is $4,500,092, ranking #776 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of OctaSpace is $5,227,200, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 48,000,000 OCTA is in circulation.
Circulating: 41,323,161. Total: 41,323,471. Max: 48,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, OctaSpace traded between a low of $0.09432 and a high of $0.115.
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