o1.exchange 

O Price

What is the o1.exchange (O) token?

o1.exchange is a non-custodial on-chain trading terminal and meta DEX aggregator that routes spot and perpetual orders across aggregated liquidity sources. The platform serves active on-chain traders with MEV protection, AI-driven analytics, professional enterprise-grade charting and multi-wallet self-custody. Official documentation lists Base as the primary network, with Solana and BNB Chain support and cross-chain trading. The project's utility asset is the O token.

How does the o1.exchange trading terminal work?

o1.exchange aggregates liquidity from decentralized sources and executes trades inside a single terminal, so traders keep custody of their own wallets. Order types include limit orders, sniping and TWAP execution. A built-in launchpad hosts new token launches, including a Uniswap v4 integration on Base. Wallet-tracking and analytics tools surface trading signals, and a points program rewards platform activity with O allocations.

What is the O token used for?

O is the utility token of o1.exchange. Holders and stakers receive tiered trading-fee discounts across markets. Staking carries a 30-day unstaking cooldown. The token also gates early access to alpha and quant features, and trading points earned on the platform convert into O allocations.

How many O tokens exist, and where is O deployed?

Per DropsTab data, the maximum supply of O is capped at 1,000,000,000 tokens, equal to its total supply, with no minting. The whitepaper specifies the ERC-20 standard. The canonical deployment sits on Base at 0x182FA643E5f29d5EcA75e7b9CF9336A3fe4620b2, verifiable on Basescan. DropsTab additionally tracks a BNB Chain deployment of the token. Official documentation publishes no Solana token address for O.

What is O's tokenomics and allocation?

The whitepaper allocates O supply in six buckets: Community 25%, Ecosystem 25%, Investors 18%, Treasury 16%, Team 10% and Liquidity 6%. Investors and team combined hold 28% of supply. Community distribution runs through the trading-points program.

Why does O's vesting structure matter for investors?

Roughly 84% of O supply was locked at the June 2026 TGE, with 16% circulating at launch. Investor and team tokens follow a 12-month cliff plus linear release, so sell pressure from the 28% insider allocation concentrates around mid-2027. The whitepaper fixes no vesting dates for the Ecosystem, Treasury or Liquidity buckets, so the timing of those releases remains undefined.

Who backed o1.exchange, and how much did it raise?

Per DropsTab fundraising data, o1.exchange raised $4.2M in a single round dated August 19, 2025, co-led by Coinbase Ventures and Alliance, both tagged lead investors. The project's own website additionally names a16z speedrun, The House Fund, bloXroute Labs and Amber among backers. The round valuation was not disclosed in the announcement, which preceded the token's TGE by roughly ten months.

How did o1.exchange distribute O to users?

o1.exchange used a trading-points program in place of a public sale. Season 1 ran in two phases (S1.1 and S1.2), converting trading points, net fees, referrals, behavioral signals and social engagement into O allocations through a formula the project does not publish. The whitepaper reserves a 5% community bucket for Season 2. Documented incentive mechanics include tiered fee cashback of up to 0.40% and a referral revenue-share program.

Where can o1.exchange (O) be traded?

Per DropsTab data, O trades on centralized venues with no DEX markets. Spot liquidity anchors on Coinbase (O/USD) and the Korean venues Upbit and Bithumb (KRW pairs), with USDT pairs across Gate, KuCoin, MEXC, Bitget and other venues. Perpetual futures trade on several major venues, including Binance Futures, OKX and Bybit. Tier-1 spot and perp coverage gives O deeper liquidity than a typical DEX-only launch, though depth varies pair by pair.

Is o1.exchange (O) the same asset as Coinbase's "o1 exchange (O1)" listing?

No. Coinbase separately lists an unreviewed DEX asset under the name "o1 exchange" with the ticker O1, priced orders of magnitude below o1.exchange's O token. The O1 asset and the O token are different instruments issued by different projects. Search results frequently mix the two, so queries about the o1.exchange token should specify the platform name and the ticker O.