{"slug": "opengradients-b-1-token-transparency-filing-completes-with-no-gaps", "title": "OpenGradient’s B-1 token transparency filing completes with no gaps", "summary": "OpenGradient, a decentralized AI compute network, achieved a perfect 'Complete' status with zero gaps in its B-1 Token Transparency Filing under Blockworks' Token Transparency Framework, published on August 18, 2026 and available on the Bloomberg Terminal. The filing details the OPG token's fixed supply of 1 billion tokens, with 40% allocated to the ecosystem, 15% each to the Foundation and Core Contributors, 10% to investors and advisors, 10% to staking rewards, 6% to liquidity and launch provisions, and 4% to airdrops, following its Initial Token Generation Event on April 21, 2026. The network, which has processed over 2 million verifiable inferences and more than 500,000 verified cryptographic proofs, raised $9.5 million from investors including a16z crypto and Coinbase Ventures.", "body_md": "Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels\n\n# OpenGradient’s B-1 token transparency filing completes with no gaps\n\nThe AI inference network's disclosure under Blockworks' Token Transparency Framework scored a perfect completion, a first sign that crypto projects are starting to take standardized reporting seriously.\n\nOpenGradient just passed what amounts to a financial physical for token projects, and the results came back clean. The decentralized AI compute network’s B-1 Token Transparency Filing under Blockworks’ Token Transparency Framework achieved “Complete” status with zero gaps, meaning every required disclosure field was filled and verified.\n\nThe filing, published on August 18, 2026 and available on the Bloomberg Terminal, covers everything from team backgrounds and token structure to allocation breakdowns and vesting schedules for the OPG token.\n\n## What the filing actually reveals\n\nOPG has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. The allocation splits paint a picture of a project that’s heavily weighted toward ecosystem growth over insider enrichment, though the math is worth examining closely.\n\nThe largest chunk, 40%, goes to the ecosystem. The Foundation and Core Contributors each receive 15%. Investors and advisors collectively hold 10%, while staking rewards account for another 10%. Liquidity and launch provisions take 6%, and an airdrop allocation rounds things out at 4%.\n\nThe token’s Initial Token Generation Event took place on April 21, 2026, roughly four months before the filing went public.\n\n## The tech underneath: verifiable AI on a blockchain\n\nOpenGradient isn’t just another token with a whitepaper and a dream. The network runs what it calls a Hybrid AI Compute Architecture, or HACA. In plain terms, it splits the work of running AI models from the work of proving those models actually ran correctly.\n\nSpecialized GPU nodes paired with Trusted Execution Environments handle the actual computation. Separate full nodes then verify those results using one of three methods: TEE attestations, zero-knowledge machine learning proofs, or cryptographic signatures. All of this gets settled onchain, creating an auditable trail of every AI inference job.\n\nOpenGradient’s approach lets anyone verify that an AI workload ran as claimed without needing to re-run the entire computation.\n\nThe network runs on CometBFT consensus and is EVM-compatible, which means existing Ethereum tooling and smart contracts can interact with it without a complete rewrite. It also supports the x402 protocol for payment-gated LLM inference, essentially allowing developers to charge per-query for large language model access directly through the protocol.\n\nThe operational numbers back up the architecture’s viability. OpenGradient has processed over 2 million verifiable inferences and more than 500,000 verified cryptographic proofs as of the filing period.\n\n## Backing and competitive positioning\n\nOpenGradient raised $9.5 million from investors including a16z crypto and Coinbase Ventures.\n\nThe transparency filing itself matters beyond OpenGradient’s individual story. Blockworks’ Token Transparency Framework is still relatively young, and each high-profile completion builds the case that standardized disclosures should be table stakes for any serious token project.\n\nFor investors evaluating the OPG token, the filing removes one layer of uncertainty. It doesn’t guarantee returns or eliminate smart contract risk, but it does mean that basic questions about supply, allocation, and team structure have documented answers sitting on a Bloomberg Terminal rather than buried in a Discord FAQ.\n\n**Disclosure:** This article was edited by Editorial Team. 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