What is Compute-to-Data?

Compute-to-Data allows algorithms to run on private data without the data owner ever exposing the raw data. The computation happens where the data lives, returning only results.

Can I swap OCEAN without KYC?

Yes. SyntheticSwap supports OCEAN swaps with no registration or identity verification.

Datatokens are ERC-20 tokens that represent access rights to a specific dataset on Ocean Protocol. Holding 1 datatoken grants one compute job or download of the associated data.

What network is OCEAN on?

OCEAN is primarily an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, with a presence on Polygon for lower-fee transactions.

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Ocean Protocol

Q: What happened to OCEAN with the ASI merger?

Ocean Protocol merged with Fetch.ai and SingularityNET in 2024 to form the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance. FET became the unified ASI token; OCEAN remains exchangeable.

Decentralized Data Economy for AI and Web3

Launch Year

2019

Consensus

Proof of Stake

Max Supply

1,410,000,000 OCEAN

Block Time

~12 seconds

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About Ocean Protocol

Ocean Protocol (OCEAN) is a decentralized data exchange platform that enables individuals and organizations to monetize their data and AI models while maintaining control over how it's used. Ocean uses data NFTs and datatokens to create a marketplace where data can be bought, sold, and licensed without giving up raw access — through a mechanism called Compute-to-Data. OCEAN is the utility token used for purchasing data, staking in data pools, and governance. In 2024, Ocean Protocol merged with Fetch.ai (FET) and SingularityNET (AGIX) to form the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI), making FET the unified token.

History

2017

Ocean Protocol founded by Bruce Pon and Trent McConaghy with the mission of unlocking data for AI.

2019

Ocean Protocol mainnet launches; OCEAN token made available through a public sale on exchanges.

2021

Ocean Market launches as a decentralized data marketplace; data NFT standard introduced.

2022

Ocean Protocol V4 launches with data NFTs and improved datatokens for fine-grained data access control.

2023

Predictoor and veOCEAN staking mechanisms launch; AI data demand increases OCEAN usage.

2024

Ocean Protocol merges with Fetch.ai and SingularityNET to form ASI Alliance; FET becomes the unified token.

How to Swap OCEAN

Exchanging Ocean Protocol (OCEAN) on SyntheticSwap is simple and needs no account or identity check. OCEAN is a multi-chain token primarily on Ethereum, supported by MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, and Ledger Live. Select OCEAN in the swap interface, pick your desired output asset, provide a receiving wallet address, and review the live exchange rate. Your swap settles automatically after your OCEAN deposit is confirmed — the destination token is sent directly to your wallet without delay.

How to Store OCEAN

OCEAN is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and can be stored in MetaMask, Ledger hardware wallets, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, or any Ethereum-compatible wallet. Ocean Protocol's native interfaces require MetaMask for interacting with the Ocean Market and data pools.