Data Asset Monetization
Generating revenue from data using digital asset transactions.
What is Data Asset Monetization?
Data asset monetization involves generating revenue from datasets or data access rights through digital asset transactions, often facilitated by protocols like x402. This can include selling real-time data feeds, licensing datasets, or charging for API access via micropayments. For example, a website might use x402 to charge AI agents for accessing proprietary data, with payments settled in stablecoins or traditional currencies, enhancing data-driven business models.
Related Terms
Borrow Rate (Lending)
The interest rate borrowers pay to access funds from a lending pool.
FUD
An acronym for "Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt," referring to the spread of negative or misleading information to influence perceptions and behavior in the digital asset market.
Money Markets
Financial markets for short-term borrowing and lending, typically under one year, involving instruments like repos, commercial paper, and CDs.
Payment Facilitator
An intermediary that verifies and settles digital asset transactions in the x402 protocol.
NAV
Net Asset Value - the per-share value of an investment fund's assets minus liabilities, calculated daily to determine share prices.
UK Stablecoin Regulation
UK's Financial Conduct Authority framework requiring authorization for stablecoin issuance, with 100% backing by high-quality liquid assets.