aZen Protocol

aZen Protocol is a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) focused on building a shared economy for computing power. Its core business integrates idle computing resources from global devices into a distributed network, supporting AI training, data processing, and Web3 applications. The project tokenizes computing resources and applications into NFTs, tradable on decentralized marketplaces, aiming to lower the barrier for resource contribution and trading.

A notable development is the partnership with Stratos, a decentralized storage provider, to combine computing and storage capabilities. Stratos operates over 800 storage nodes with 14 PB capacity, enhancing aZen's infrastructure robustness. The aZen HUB application, available on iOS and Android, serves as the user gateway for monitoring contributions, earning rewards, and managing devices.

Market performance has been weak. The token price declined from approximately $0.0032 in January 2026 to $0.00028 by early August 2026, reflecting over 90% value loss. Trading volume remains thin, and the ecosystem faces typical DePIN challenges: low device activation rates, insufficient real-world demand for idle computing, and dependency on speculative incentives rather than organic usage. The project's small scale and limited liquidity increase volatility risks. No major security incidents or governance controversies were reported in the past two years, but the network's utility remains unproven beyond pilot applications.