Osaka Protocol OSAK

1. Summary

Ranks

Liquidity

92

Developer

-

Social

58

Momentum (beta)

15

Stack Rank™

-

Price

$0.000000207538 -5.0%

Market Cap

$157.76M (#402)

Supply

761.46T / 761.46T

Tags

Avalanche Ecosystem Polygon Ecosystem Arbitrum Ecosystem Meme Ethereum Ecosystem BNB Chain Ecosystem Optimism Ecosystem Base Ecosystem Dog-Themed

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Price
52W High price	$0.000000431700
52W High date	7th Mar 2024 (9 months ago)
All Time High (ATH) Date	7th Mar 2024 (9 months ago)
ATH Price	$0.000000437636
% From ATH	-43.6%
All Time Low (ATL) Date	7th Jul 2023 (1 year ago)
ATL Price	$0.000000012854
% From ATL	1820.08%

Supply & Trading Volume
Trading Volume (24h)	$108,014.00
Total Supply	761.46T
Max Supply	1,000.00T
Circulating Supply	761.46T

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Description

Osaka protocol is a decentralized project that started with an airdrop for 30% of total supply to all people that sold SHIB before it went to moon. The purpose of Osaka Phase 1 is to establish a distributed community that works together to propagate the ecosystem. The project employs the same smart contract as SHIB and features a dog mascot called...

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Osaka protocol is a decentralized project that started with an airdrop for 30% of total supply to all people that sold SHIB before it went to moon. The purpose of Osaka Phase 1 is to establish a distributed community that works together to propagate the ecosystem. The project employs the same smart contract as SHIB and features a dog mascot called Osak, signifying its connection to Shiba Inu. The protocol aims to create an environment of equality and shared responsibility, where ownership percentage determines one’s level of responsibility and influence.

The project's design emphasizes that holders with larger stakes have greater responsibilities and power. This approach, however, leads to inequalities as those with more significant stakes hold more power. The project’s slogan is "rebirth of true decentralization" and it emphasizes the concept of equal ownership and decision-making roles.

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