Stake OCEAN
Lock OCEAN into a clear utility lane when the budget exists.
Back to market
Vault door
Credits people understand.
Lock OCEAN. Catch AI credits. Spend them on useful work.
OCEAN stakingAI creditsProvider bondsToken later
Flow
Earn credits
Credits can grant AI access from funded budgets or product margin.
Use AI
Spend credits in the Fish app/API instead of touching raw compute.
Support supply
Later, bonds and capacity pools can help route demand to reliable providers.
Holders
Stake. Lock. Utility.
The simple target is OCEAN-backed access to useful AI, not a day-one token promise.
Providers
Bonds can come later
Provider bonds may help routing once jobs and payments are real.
Credits
FISH is an access idea first
Credits should represent usable AI access before they become transferable assets.
Safety
No unpaid promises
Fish should not promise provider payouts before real money or budgets exist.
Credit vault
Stake. Catch credits.
Pilot records can lock OCEAN intent, issue a Fish API key, and track whether earned credits are actually spent.
Live dataUpdated Jun 1, 02:00 AM GMT+7
OCEAN locked
Credits issued
Credits spent
Budget left
Budget policy
0.1 credits / OCEAN / month
Record state
pilot records
Average lock
30 days
Smoke holder
issued
OCEAN
1,000
Issued
100
Spent
1
Unlocks Jul 1, 02:00 AM GMT+7
Smoke holder
issued
OCEAN
1,000
Issued
100
Spent
1
Unlocks Jul 1, 01:55 AM GMT+7
Token later
Credits come after real use.
Transferable credits only make sense after usage, reserves, payments, and controls are clear.
Not V0
The first lane is useful AI credits, not a public token launch.
Usage first
Credits become more flexible only after real usage exists.
Money first
Open credits need visible backing and provider payment coverage.
Review first
Legal, audits, pause controls, and clear risk copy come before transfers.
Credit rule: product first, token utility after usage. Fish credits should be backed by real demand and real payment coverage.