The decentralized AI data platform Oort has released a list of user-generated tools data sets in several major enterprise data markets.
According to a July 16 press release shared with Crypto.News, the dataset contains 100,000 data points provided by users through OORT’s applications. Currently live on Google Cloud Analytics Hub, Databricks Marketplace, Snowflake Marketplace and Datarade, with a list of SAP’s DataSphere Marketplaces coming soon.
Prices per dataset range from $2,000 to $10,000, depending on size and license terms. The list is non-exclusive and makes it more accessible to a wider range of buyers.
The rollout marked the first time Web3 native datasets became available through these mainstream platforms. By listing them, Oort brings distributed data directly into existing workflows.
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These markets comprise a global industry of $1.49 billion and are expected to grow to more than $5.7 billion by 2030. OORtCEO Dr. Max Li commented on the rollout, with the list showing how a distributed data infrastructure can help your practical needs.
“For the first time, enterprise buyers can access datasets that are truly global, user-managed from distributed networks,” he said. “Making these datasets available on traditional data platforms proves that distributed infrastructure is not just an idea, it’s a practical solution.”
So far, OORT has accumulated a user base of over 300,000 registered users and 80,000 contributors every day, helping to generate a diverse range of labeled data worldwide. Donations are tracked on the chain, making it easy to see the source, origin and structure of the data. Additionally, integration with Binance wallets provides seamless, multi-chine access and makes it an accessible and comprehensive solution for distributed AI data collection.
Based on demand, Oort expects the list to bring in around $1 million in annual revenue. According to the project, some of it will be used to buy back and burn native tokens to benefit its owner.
Oort’s dataset has already broken public rankings on Google’s Kaggle, suggesting utilities beyond Web3.
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