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# What can you do with Ocean Enterprise?

Ocean Enterprise essentially provides enterprises with a comprehensive platform to build data marketplaces, enable secure data sharing, and create new revenue streams from their data assets while maintaining compliance and security standards.

**Core Capabilities:**

* **Data Monetization & Sharing**: Create secure, controlled environments for businesses to share and monetize their data assets
* **Compute-to-Data (C2D)**: Enable data processing without exposing the underlying data, maintaining privacy and security
* **Advanced Pricing Models**: Implement sophisticated pricing mechanisms for data assets and services
* **IP Licensing**: Advanced intellectual property licensing capabilities for data and algorithms

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<summary>Build Your Token-gated AI dApp</summary>

Monetize by making your dApp token-gated. Users no longer have to use credit cards or manage OAuth credentials. Rather, they buy & spend ERC20 datatokens to access your dApp content.

Go further yet: rather than storing user profile data on your centralized server -- which exposes you to liability -- have it on-chain encrypted by the user's wallet, and just-in-time decrypt for the app.

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<summary>Build Your Token-gated REST API</summary>

Focus on the backend: make a Web3-native REST API. Like the token-gated dApps, consumers of the REST API buy access with crypto, not credit cards.

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