Look, OpenLedger says it's fixing a real problem: AI companies need data, and data owners want to get paid. Fair enough.

But I've seen this movie before. The proposed solution is another blockchain layer sitting between buyers and sellers, which may add as much complexity as it removes. Enterprises already buy data through contracts, legal agreements, and trusted vendors.

The catch? A marketplace only works if valuable data providers, serious buyers, and regulators all show up at the same time. That's harder than building the technology itself.

Let’s be honest. The question isn't whether OpenLedger can build the network. It's whether anyone actually needs it enough to change how they already do business.

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