I recently checked out OpenLedger (OPEN). They're not just about the 'AI + blockchain' buzz; they're building an on-chain economic system where data, models, and AI agents can be directly monetized. The core logic is simple: those who contribute data, train models, and provide agent services all get a slice of the pie.

Looking at the public data, OPEN has a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with about 21.55% in circulation at TGE. The community and ecosystem allocation makes up 61.7%, which leans towards a community-driven model. (docs.openledgerfoundation.com)

One unique aspect of this project is its use of the Proof of Attribution mechanism. To put it simply: after the AI generates outputs, the system tracks which data truly adds value and then distributes rewards accordingly. In theory, this tackles the issue of 'data contributors not seeing returns' that's common in traditional AI. (docs.openledgerfoundation.com)

In practice, I'm really focused on three key metrics: ① the growth of active addresses on-chain; ② the number of AI Agents; ③ the unlock pressure on tokens. Currently, about 21.6% has been initially released, with a long-term unlock schedule still to come. (Tokenomics.com)

There are plenty of narratives in the AI space, but what really matters are the users, the capital, and the actual usage.

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