
This coin appears fairly priced according to our fundamental analysis.
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Rated 0-100 based on 13 fundamental metrics. Higher = more undervalued.
OpenLedger is the AI blockchain, unlocking liquidity to monetize data, models, apps and agents. It enables the training, deployment and on-chain tracking of specialized AI models and data, solving critical challenges around transparency, attribution and verifiability in AI. At the core, we’re addressing the $500B data problem, where high-value datasets remain siloed and uncompensated. OpenLedger changes this by embedding native attribution, verifiable provenance, and programmable incentives dir...
Market Cap
$31.80M
24h Volume
$4.38M
Circulating Supply
215.5M
OPEN — of 1B max (22%)
All-Time High
$1.82
8.1% of ATH
The market values OpenLedger at 116× what users paid in fees to use it over the last twelve months ($273,215). Whether those fees reach token holders differs by protocol — Bitcoin's go to miners, Lido's to the protocol itself.
The last all-time high was on September 8, 2025. How far below it the price sits is a different question; how long it has stayed there is this one.
11 of 13 components could be measured for OpenLedger, carrying 84 of 100 weight points between them. The rest had their weight redistributed rather than filled with a neutral value.
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OpenLedger's Value Score rests on 11 of 13 metrics. Learn what each one means:
2 metric(s) cannot be measured for OpenLedger. Their weight was redistributed across the rest rather than filled with a neutral value.