Decentralized AI data platform OORT has announced the listing of its user-generated Tools Dataset across several major enterprise data marketplaces.
According to a July 16 press release shared with crypto.news, the dataset includes 100,000 data points contributed by users through OORT’s application. It is now live on Google Cloud Analytics Hub, Databricks Marketplace, Snowflake Marketplace, and Datarade, with a listing on SAP’s Datasphere Marketplace expected soon.
Price per dataset ranges from $2,000 to $10,000, depending on the size and licensing terms. The listing is non-exclusive, making it more accessible to a wider range of buyers.
The rollout marks the first time a Web3-native dataset has been made available through these mainstream platforms, which are widely used by enterprise AI teams to source ready-to-use data. By listing on them, OORT is bringing decentralized data directly into existing workflows.
These marketplaces make up a $1.49 billion global industry and are expected to grow to over $5.7 billion by 2030. OORT CEO Dr. Max Li commented on the rollout, saying the listing shows how decentralized data infrastructure can serve practical needs.
“For the first time, enterprise buyers can access truly global, user-contributed datasets from a decentralized network,” he said. “By making these datasets available on traditional data platforms, we’re proving that decentralized infrastructure isn’t just an idea – it’s a practical solution.”
So far, OORT has amassed a user base of over 300,000 registered users and 80,000 daily contributors, helping generate globally diverse, labeled data. Contributions are tracked on-chain, making it easier to verify the source, origin, and structure of the data. Additionally, its integration with Binance Wallet provides seamless, multichain access, making it an accessible and comprehensive solution for decentralized AI data collection.
Based on demand, OORT expects the listings to bring in roughly $1 million in annual revenue. According to the project, a portion of that will be used to buy back and burn its native token to benefit its holders.
OORT’s datasets have already topped public rankings on Google’s Kaggle, suggesting utility beyond Web3.
