Aleph Zero
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Aleph Zero (AZERO) ranks #1709 by market capitalization, at $1.96M. It belongs to the Others sector (Privacy). It has traded since Jul 19, 2022, across 14 markets on 4 exchanges, with $95.36K of volume in the last 24 hours. Its all-time high of $1.95 was reached on Feb 17, 2023; the current price is 99.7% below that peak. Its cycle low of $0.00383113 came on Apr 14, 2026.
58.1% of the maximum supply of 520.00M AZERO is in circulation. 72.6% of the token allocation has been unlocked. 14 investors are recorded as backers, including Genblock Capital, MV Global, PetRock Capital. 4 team members are listed. Development data lists 10 core developers and 10,125 code commits.
About Aleph Zero
Aleph Zero is a public blockchain with privacy-enhancing features. It uses a consensus protocol integrated with Substrate stack technology, focusing on speed, scalability, validation time, and security. The blockchain employs Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) technology, smart contracts, and a "hub and spoke" model for efficient, decentralized transactions and business interaction. Additionally, it utilizes zero-knowledge proofs and secure multi-party computation for data privacy and security.
Background
The Aleph Zero project started in early 2018 with the founding team providing the primary funds. In 2021, this blockchain closed total funding of $15 million and launched the first version of mainnet. In 2022, the team is working to bring smart contracts to the testnet, admitting external validators, launching the staking program, deploying bridges to popular networks, releasing Common (first DEX built on top of Aleph Zero), and listing on exchanges (CEXs and DEXs).
This project aims to solve for what it views as shortcomings of other infrastructure layers within the following industries: the Internet of Things, automotive, ESG, and healthcare. Aleph Zero wants to set itself apart by reducing energy consumption, increasing transaction throughput, and decreasing validation time (latency).