Sep 28, 2026
New York, USA, September 28, 2026 -- As demand for high-quality data from AI foundation models continues to surge, data has become the most critical factor of production in the AI era. On-Chain RASUN emerged against this backdrop, positioning itself as “the decentralized data network for the AI era,” committed to returning data value to its creators and reshaping data sovereignty in the AI era.

According to official information, On-Chain RASUN was jointly developed by the U.S. Radar Lab and RASUN Technology, with support from the OpenAI ecosystem. The U.S. Radar Lab is responsible for the underlying protocol and security architecture, RASUN Technology for technical development and ecosystem operations, while OpenAI provides real AI demand for the network. Together, the three parties give the project a strong starting point in technology, resources, and real-world applications. Industry analysts believe this combination of “technology + applications + ecosystem” is relatively rare in the current AI data sector and forms part of RASUN’s brand moat.
On-Chain RASUN emphasizes “data ownership, contribution incentives, and ecosystem collaboration,” seeking to build a new value network at the intersection of AI and Web3. AI is deeply involved in data cleaning, labeling, routing, and matching, creating a closed loop between data supply and model demand. This model is seen as an attempt to break the traditional monopoly of centralized data platforms, transforming data from being “collected by platforms for free” into an asset that contributors can independently price and authorize. Industry experts point out that RASUN is not limited to being a single data marketplace or storage network, but aims to become data infrastructure for the AI era, addressing a fundamental question: As AI becomes increasingly powerful, can data contributors truly share in the value?
In the future, On-Chain RASUN will be deployed across four major sectors—finance, healthcare, cross-border commerce, and entertainment. In finance, it will empower risk control and asset pricing; in healthcare, connect private medical data; in cross-border commerce, eliminate supply-chain trust barriers; and in entertainment, enable copyright ownership and revenue returns. Data is the foundation; everything can grow.
Based on this clear positioning and team capabilities, On-Chain RASUN demonstrated strong appeal during its public offering. Members from 200 global communities actively participated. From the global public offering launch on September 19 to its conclusion on September 26, the total amount raised reached $3,156,404, with 31,646 on-chain addresses. These figures demonstrate strong market recognition of the AI data sector and On-Chain RASUN, laying a solid foundation for ecosystem development after launch.
According to reports, RASUN will officially launch on PancakeSwap on September 29, opening a new stage of circulation and ecosystem development. As demand for AI data continues to rise and awareness of data sovereignty grows, whether On-Chain RASUN can become the data infrastructure of the AI era will ultimately be answered by the market. What is certain is that a movement to return the value of data to its creators has already begun.
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