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The current price of OpenLedger is $0.09644 with a 3.94% change in the last 24 hours.
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OpenLedger is a blockchain built for AI work, with attribution as its organizing idea. Data contributors, model builders, and agent developers register work on chain, and when a model is used, the network traces the output back through the model to the datasets that shaped it and pays contributors accordingly. The project calls this Proof of Attribution.
Technically, OpenLedger is an Optimism (OP Stack) rollup that settles to Ethereum and uses EigenDA for data availability. OPEN is both the network's gas token and its governance asset, existing as an ERC-20 on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain and doubling as the custom gas token on the Layer 2.
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A note on identity: the name OpenLedger has been used by unrelated projects. The one described here is the AI blockchain at openledger.xyz whose token trades as OPEN.
OpenLedger raised an $8 million seed round led by Polychain Capital and Borderless Capital, with reported participation from HashKey Capital, Finality Capital, and MH Ventures. The project presents its work through the OpenLedger Foundation rather than through named founders, so individual attribution is better left unconfirmed.
The rollout ran in two stages. The OPEN token began trading in September 2025, listing on Binance on September 8 while the network was still in testnet. The OP Stack mainnet, branded OPEN Mainnet, launched on November 18, 2025 with chain ID 1612. Some public documentation pages still describe mainnet configuration as forthcoming even though the network is live, so the explorer is the more reliable current reference.
Datanets collect specialized data A Datanet is a decentralized network for one domain's data. Contributions are validated and recorded on chain with attribution metadata. The premise is that narrow, high-quality domain data beats undifferentiated scraped text.
Models are trained and published ModelFactory provides tooling to fine-tune models against Datanet data. OpenLoRA is the serving framework, designed so many fine-tuned adapters share one GPU rather than each needing dedicated hardware.
Inference triggers attribution When a model is called through chat, an API request, or an agent task, the system records which model answered and traces influence back to the data behind it, so usage rather than upload is what pays contributors.
Settlement, data availability, and bridging Blocks are produced by the OP Stack rollup, transaction data is posted to EigenDA rather than Ethereum calldata to cut cost, and the chain settles to Ethereum, deployed with AltLayer as rollup-as-a-service partner. Bridging uses the canonical OP Stack Standard Bridge unmodified, with OPEN escrowed in the OptimismPortal contract on Ethereum and minted on Layer 2 on deposit.
OPEN is an ERC-20 token with 18 decimals and a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. The contract is deliberately minimal: standard OpenZeppelin implementations plus burn functions, with no fee-on-transfer logic, rebasing, transfer hooks, upgradeability, owner privileges, or mint beyond deployment. That minimalism is required by the Optimism custom gas token specification.
OPEN is used for:
Governance runs on OpenZeppelin's modular Governor framework. Holders convert OPEN to gOPEN, an ERC20Votes token supporting delegation. Proposals need a gOPEN threshold, run through a voting window of roughly one week, and if passed queue in a Timelock. Staking here is a rewards program, not consensus security, since a rollup has no validator set of its own.
The attribution layer is the real differentiator. Plenty of projects tokenize compute or host models; OpenLedger's distinctive claim is that the chain records lineage from an inference back through the model to the data that influenced it, and that this lineage triggers payment. If it works at scale, it addresses the compensation problem underlying most disputes about AI training data. The serving economics matter too: OpenLoRA's goal of packing many fine-tuned adapters onto one GPU is what makes a long tail of small specialized models plausible at all.
Compared with decentralized compute markets, OpenLedger is not primarily selling GPU time. Compute is an input; the product is the attributed model economy on top.
Compared with networks that make model competition part of consensus, OpenLedger separates concerns, using a conventional rollup for settlement and putting AI logic in application contracts. Against general-purpose Layer 2 networks the architecture is standard OP Stack, so the difference is the domain stack deployed on it.
As an OP Stack rollup settling to Ethereum, OpenLedger inherits Ethereum's settlement guarantees for committed state and uses the canonical bridge components unmodified, inheriting the audits those widely reused contracts have received. Data availability comes from EigenDA rather than Ethereum calldata, a deliberate cost tradeoff. The OPEN contract reduces risk by omission: fixed supply, no admin functions, no upgradeability. Application contracts for Datanets, attribution, and rewards are where protocol-specific risk sits.
The economics of AI data are unresolved. Valuable specialized datasets stay locked inside organizations because there is no reliable way to share them and be paid in proportion to how much they improve a model. On-chain attribution is one of the few credible proposals for making that measurable, and OpenLedger is among the more complete attempts to build a full stack around it.
OPEN trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues where its ERC-20 contract is deployed. Availability varies by venue and jurisdiction.
OPEN has been listed on venues including:
Pairs are commonly quoted against USDT.
Because OPEN is both an Ethereum ERC-20 token and the native gas asset of the OpenLedger rollup, be clear about which representation you hold and on which network, and use the canonical bridge rather than third-party routes when moving between layers.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of OpenLedger is $0.09644 with a 3.94% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $1,195,714 representing a 59.39% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of OpenLedger is $32,576,599, ranking #410 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of OpenLedger is $96,436,050, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 OPEN is in circulation.
Circulating: 337,805,196. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, OpenLedger traded between a low of $0.08992 and a high of $0.09916.
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