“OpenLedger” can refer to a few different projects, but based on the current context and recent prominence, here’s a summary of the most relevant one — and some alternatives you might also have meant:

OpenLedger (AI / Blockchain Project)

Overview

OpenLedger is a blockchain infrastructure built specifically for AI applications. It aims to make data, models, and agents monetizable, transparent, and composable in a decentralized environment.

Key features and components:

Datanets: Domain-specific datasets that community members can contribute to or create. These Datanets serve as curated data sources for training AI models.

ModelFactory & OpenLoRA: Tools that allow model training and optimized deployment (e.g. efficient use of GPU resources).

Proof of Attribution: A mechanism that records how data or contributions influence an AI model, with rewards given accordingly. This ensures contributors are recognized and incentivized.

OPEN Token: Native token used for gas, staking, governance, rewards, and paying for AI model usage.

Architecture: It is EVM-compatible and built to integrate with scaling solutions (data availability, layer-2 techniques) to support the heavy throughput needed for AI applications.

Token & Market Info

The ticker is OPEN.

Total supply is 1 billion OPEN, with a portion circulated currently (circulating ~ 215 million tokens)

It is actively traded on exchanges such as KuCoin, Binance, etc.

OpenLedger raised ~$8 million in a seed funding round.

Status & Ecosystem

As of latest updates, OpenLedger has been running testnets and working toward mainnet launch.

The ecosystem includes a “foundation” and a public presence (website, documentation, social media).

The project is relatively new (launched in 2024) and is positioning itself at the intersection of AI + Web3.

Alternative “OpenLedger” — Embedded Accounting API

There is another company called Open Ledger (same name, different field) that provides an embedded accounting API for SaaS platforms.

This "Open Ledger"