OpenLedger is interesting less as a story about AI attribution than as a possible system for managing AI memory, retention rights, and controlled forgetting. If that layer becomes economically necessary, the token won’t be valued for the narrative around it, but for the repeated cost of keeping the network running.
That loop matters. The real test is whether usage survives once incentives fade, or whether activity turns out to be subsidized noise. Markets get excited about adoption, but liquidity tells its own truth.
If OpenLedger can create durable token sinks around verification, licensing, or provenance disputes, it may become infrastructure. If not, it remains a well-framed trade looking for economic gravity.