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UMA is a decentralized financial contracts platform built to enable Universal Market Access
Market Cap
$ 289.43M
FDV
$ 427.80M
ATH Market Cap
$ 2.36B
24 Trade Vol.
$ 42.71M
Vol. (24h) / MCap
0.148
Max Supply
UMA 114,588,897
Total Supply
UMA 119,142,644
Circulating Supply
UMA 80.61M
(70.3% of Max Supply)
Listing Date
25 May 2020
All Time High
$ 42.41
4 Feb 2021
All Time Low
$ 1.17
26 May 2020
From ATH
From ATL
The UMA protocol allows its users to create collateralized synthetic tokens for tracking the price of nearly anything. These contracts are designed to be self-enforced and self-executed. No exposure to the token itself is needed and everything can be traded as ERC-20 tokens. This solution makes derivatives (financial contracts that derive their performance from another underlying entity; for example, futures) more accessible, as well as open new possibilities to the world of DeFi (Decentralized Finances).
The main difference between synthetic tokens and real-life derivatives is that the former mainly tokenizes the relationship instead of being directly connected to the asset itself.
Synthetic tokens require 3 elements to function: a price identifier, (unless it’s a perpetual contract) and a collateralization requirement. UMA smart contract (Token Facility) is used for setting the elements mentioned above. Economic guarantees are ensured through the Data Verification Mechanism or DVM that is designed to be incredibly secure. The UMA token itself is used for governance within the protocol, it grants the token holder the ability to vote on decisions. The DVM can be called to dispute a collateral liquidation claim. These contracts are called 'priceless financial contracts' within the UMA protocol.
UMA tokens are available to buy on various platforms. The list includes Binance, OKEx, Huobi Global, Bybit, and HitBTC. They can be traded against stablecoins (USDT), cryptocurrencies like ETH and sometimes against FIAT.
UMA is an ERC-20 based token operating over the Ethereum blockchain. Any wallet with ERC-20 compatibility can be easily used for storing UMA. Examples include Trezor, Ledger (a very popular hardware wallet solution), Exodus and many others.
UMA tokens are not minable and their quantity is limited (the total supply is a bit more than 100 million) but this could be set to change since liquidity mining experiments using UMA have been done. As an example, there's a program named ‘Developer Mining’ which rewards users for the integration of certain financial contracts.
UMA is an inflationary token. It can be staked for governance purposes and for receiving some rewards for minting various tokens.
UMA's current price is $ 3.61, it has dropped -6.02% over the past 24 hours.
UMA's All Time High (ATH) of $ 42.41 was reached on 4 Feb 2021, and is currently -91.5% down.
The current circulating supply of UMA is 80.61 Million tokens, and the maximum supply of UMA is 114.59 Million.
UMA’s 24 hour trading volume is $ 43.14 Million.
UMA's current share of the entire cryptocurrency market is 0.01%, with a market capitalization of $ 291.18 Million.
You can find more details about UMA on its official website and on the block explorer.
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