Ocean Data Markets · interactive mechanism simulation

Publisher mints a datatoken and deposits only part of the supply into a Balancer-fork AMM pool against OCEAN. Speculators trade the pool; data buyers pay OCEAN to redeem datatokens for compute-to-data access. Because the publisher keeps the rest of the supply, they can dump it into the pool at any time — draining stakers' OCEAN. Try it.
Speculators buy / sell datatokens Data buyers compute-to-data access AMM pool datatoken / OCEAN 1,000.0 OCEAN · 200,000 DT price: 0.00500 OCEAN/DT Publisher holds 800,000 DT (80%)
Trades simulated
0
Pool OCEAN reserve
1,000.0 OCEAN
Datatoken price
0.00500 OCEAN/DT
Data redemptions (real demand)
0
OCEAN drained by rug pulls
0.0 OCEAN
Parameters — edit me
1.6/s
15%
80%
1.0%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Reflects Ocean Protocol V3's researched mechanism: publishers received the full initial datatoken supply and deposited only part of it into a Balancer-fork AMM pool against OCEAN; the rest could be dumped at any time, draining OCEAN from other stakers — the rug-pull path V4 later fixed with one-sided staking and data NFTs. Trade sizes, timing and the AMM curve are simplified for visualization — not live onchain data. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.