
OORT ensures legal token distribution, adhering to strict KYC and compliance with global laws. No third-party sales authoriz
OORT aims to be a fully regulated project that has maintained compliance from inception. We work closely with prestigious law firms in several jurisdictions, including The USA, Singapore, Switzerland, The Cayman Islands, and the British Virgin Islands.
The OORT Foundation has been monitoring the distribution of OORT tokens and making sure OORT tokens were distributed in a timely and compliant manner to all investors since its Token Generation Event.
In summary, OORT has honored the agreements signed with investors and ensured their eligibility through the KYC we had conducted.
The OORT Foundation has never authorized anyone, whether a business or an individual, to distribute or “sell” OORT tokens. Nor did the OORT Foundation ever “hire” or “authorize” anyone, whether a business or an individual, as a “sub-contractor,” “reseller,” or “licensee” for the distribution of OORT tokens. The OORT Foundation will only honor and abide by the contracts with eligible investors who passed the rigorous KYC.
The OORT Foundation thus assumes no responsibility or liability for any unauthorized sale(s) or distribution(s) of OORT tokens.
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OAPA proposes slashing Deimos I renewal fees from 60 USDT to 10 USDT to scale decentralized AI storage, contingent on a 6M $OORT community vote and a 1-year token lock-up.

This update marks a major milestone in decentralized AI with the release of IoT Whitepaper, a new edge computing architecture that bridges physical devices with the global data economy while offering high-value earning tasks on DataHub.