Osaka Protocol (OSAK)
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The chart above plots the price of Osaka Protocol over the range selected — one day to the full history — drawn by TradingView from their own data.
Supply & valuation
Circulating supply can't be independently verified for this asset; this valuation uses total on-chain supply. Why we label it this way
This asset's circulating supply (and any valuation computed from it) is carried from a named source rather than our own chain read: Powered by CoinStats.
Holders & concentration
238.5T OSAK (23.9% of supply) sits in the canonical burn address — permanently out of circulation. Concentration figures above exclude it.
Concentration is the standard due-diligence read on attention-driven assets: the fewer wallets control the supply, the more one seller can move the price. Exchange wallets pool many customers, so labelled exchange rows are not single holders.
Largest holders
OSAK — frequently asked questions
What is Osaka Protocol's supply?
Osaka Protocol has a circulating supply of 761.5T OSAK and a total supply of 1,000.0T OSAK. This asset's supply can't be read from the chain in a single call, so the circulating figure is data powered by CoinStats rather than our own chain read — labelled as such on this page.
How is the OSAK price here computed?
The OSAK price on this page is TheDistributed's own reference price: we take DEX pool prices from DexScreener and weight them by pool liquidity, rather than using an exchange feed. The full method and labels are documented on our methodology page.
Does Osaka Protocol have a market cap?
We don't label a market cap for Osaka Protocol because its circulating supply can't be independently verified. Instead this page shows a total-supply valuation of $14.7M — the reference price times the total on-chain supply — labelled as exactly that.
Is Osaka Protocol its own blockchain?
No — Osaka Protocol (OSAK) is a token issued on a host blockchain rather than a native coin. We track it by its verified canonical contract, and its on-chain figures are read from that contract.
Answers are generated from the live figures on this page — our own reference price — and update as the data does.