ALL.ART

ALL.ART is a blockchain-focused collective that traces its origins to VR All Art, founded in 2018 by Vitomir Jevremovic to serve artists, galleries, and museums through virtual exhibitions and blockchain-based art trading. The project formally launched its core protocol infrastructure in 2021, raising $4.5 million in a November 2021 funding round backed by Delphi Digital, Solana Ventures, HTX Ventures (formerly Huobi Ventures), NGC Ventures, and Spark Capital.

SolSea: Solana NFT Marketplace

The flagship product is SolSea, positioned as the first open NFT marketplace built on the Solana blockchain. SolSea enables creators to mint and sell NFTs with embedded licensing—a defining characteristic that distinguishes it from earlier-generation NFT platforms where copyright terms were typically off-chain or absent entirely. By attaching license rights directly to the token at mint time, collectors and creators operate under transparent, enforceable terms. The marketplace also supports unlockable content, allowing creators to gate additional files or experiences behind ownership.

The fee structure starts at 2% per transaction and reduces progressively to 0% for users who stake the platform's native AART token. This mechanism ties token holding to platform incentives, encouraging long-term participation. SolSea lists collections across art, photography, gaming, collectibles, virtual worlds, comics, and education categories, and provides launchpad services for new projects.

Protocol Layer and Standards

Beyond the marketplace, ALL.ART developed a broader protocol standard aimed at embedding industry-specific metadata directly onto the Solana blockchain. The stated goal is enabling NFTs that carry richer, structured information than the basic image-plus-title format common in early NFT implementations. This metadata layer is intended to facilitate enterprise and institutional use cases, where verifiable provenance and licensing terms matter more than speculative collectibility.

The team has also published open-source Unity wallet integrations for both Solana and Sui blockchains, lowering the barrier for game developers to integrate on-chain assets without building custom wallet infrastructure.

Digital Certification and RWA Tokenization

ALL.ART has extended its infrastructure beyond NFT trading into two adjacent verticals: digital certification and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization.

On certification, the platform partnered with Coca-Cola HBC to deploy blockchain-based certificate verification—announced in February 2024. This use case targets document authenticity: certificates issued through the system carry a blockchain record that can be independently verified without relying on a central authority.

On RWA tokenization, ALL.ART partnered with Virtus Winery in February 2025 to tokenize the Credo 2013 vintage wine on Solana, making it tradeable as a digital asset. This builds on the protocol's ambition to bridge physical goods and blockchain ownership records in regulated sectors.

The project also announced a collaboration with 3AS Protocol in 2025 for AI services integration, and in May 2025 published plans to bring AI agents into the ALL.ART ecosystem.

Multi-Chain Expansion

While Solana is the primary chain, ALL.ART has expanded to Sui. The Sui Foundation provided grants supporting game development and wallet integrations, and the team has deployed open-source Unity wallets targeting developers on both networks. This dual-chain posture aligns with the project's framing of itself as general Web3 infrastructure rather than a Solana-exclusive product.

AART Token

The AART token is native to the Solana blockchain, with the contract address F3nefJBcejYbtdREjui1T9DPh5dBgpkKq7u2GAAMXs5B. Total supply stands at approximately 4.99 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of roughly 4.375 billion as of mid-2026.

Token utility includes:

• Staking on SolSea to reduce trading fees from 2% down to 0%
• Staking for enhanced listing visibility on the marketplace
• Access to special platform features
• Primary currency within ALL.ART metaverse experiences

AART is listed on Gate.io, Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter, among other exchanges. The ICO price in November 2021 was approximately $0.024. The all-time high was $0.046 in December 2021, coinciding with the broader Solana NFT boom. As of August 2026, the token trades near $0.00012–$0.00021, reflecting a decline from peak valuations common across the NFT sector. Market capitalization is approximately $534,000–$612,000, with 7,540 recorded token holders.

Platform Metrics and Community

ALL.ART has reported 800,000+ registered users and 250,000+ NFT-PROs minted across the ecosystem. The project cites 150+ contributors and has accumulated multiple blockchain hackathon wins. The Medium blog at allart.medium.com maintained publishing activity through at least May 2025. The Twitter/X account (@allartprotocol) returned no recent tweets in the monitoring window.

Notable cultural partnerships cited by the project include work with artist Refik Anadol on the "Winds of Yawanawa" VR experience, the EuroPride VR documentation initiative, and an ArteMorfosis Havana showcase. These engagements reflect the project's original orientation toward fine art and cultural institutions.

Current State

As of mid-2026, the official website at all.art is live, SolSea remains operational, and Medium blog activity continued into 2025. The project's public roadmap has shifted emphasis from pure NFT trading to enterprise certification, RWA tokenization, and AI agent integration—consistent with the broader pivot in the Solana ecosystem toward real-world utility applications. AART token trading volume is low (under $1,500/day as of August 2026), reflecting a thin liquid market rather than a shutdown signal; the underlying protocol infrastructure and marketplace remain accessible.