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Cosmos Hub

Cosmos Hub ATOM Price $ 12.31

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ATOM Price

12.31
2.22%
(-$ 0.279)
Price Range
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$ 12.25$ 12.79

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Description

Cosmos is an ecosystem of blockchains that can scale and interoperate with each other.

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Cosmos Hub (ATOM)ATOM

ICO

6 Apr — 6 Apr 2017

Raised

$ 16.00M

Price:

$ 0.100

ROI:

123.11x  +12,211%

Platform:

N/A

ATH ROI:

447.21x  +44,621%

ATOM Price Statistics

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Market Cap

$ 4.81B

FDV

$ 4.82B

ATH Market Cap

$ 12.70B

24 Trade Vol.

$ 177.94M


Vol. (24h) / MCap

0.037

Total Supply

ATOM 390,930,035

Circulating Supply

ATOM 390.69M

(99.9% of Total Supply)

Listing Date

14 Mar 2019

ICO Price

$ 0.100

6 Apr 2017

ICO ROI

12,223%

123.23x

All Time High

$ 44.72

20 Sep 2021


All Time Low

$ 1.14

13 Mar 2020


From ATH

72.4%

From ATL

978.7%

Cosmos Hub Price Analysis

What is Cosmos Hub (ATOM)?

The self-described “Internet of Blockchains”, Cosmos, is an ecosystem that enables different blockchains to communicate together. It focuses on interoperability, speed, and scalability. At its core, it is a network made up of multiple blockchains, each powered by its consensus algorithm and interconnected via the Cosmos network. 

The ATOM token is used for securing the network as part of its Proof-of-Stake consensus.

What are ATOM key features and how does it work?

In general, Cosmos can be explained in the terms of the “layers of blockchain” - layer of consensus, network layer and application layer. In cosmos these first 2 layers are combined into Tendermint BFT, so applications can be easily created as they serve as an “extension” and there is no need for developers to put themselves into strict rules of first 2 layers. Applications interact with the first 2 layers via ABCI ( Application Blockchain Interface).

The Cosmos Hub lies at the center of the network. It is a ledger that records the history of the entire network, that is, actions carried out between all of the different interconnected parts of the Cosmos ecosystem. For example, if two blockchains share a particular transaction, this will be recorded in the Hub as well as on the two separate blockchains. 

The Cosmos blockchain communication protocol, IBC (Inter Blockchain Communication), is integral to the network’s operations. This protocol provides a standard connector that makes it easy for blockchains within Cosmos to communicate and share information. It also keeps a complete record of messages within the Hub. This method of recording events also means that it is very difficult to deny that a transaction has happened. Blockchains created within the Cosmos Hub that is connected via IBC are called “zones”.

The network uses Tendermint Core, in essence, an open-source developers’ tool that can be customized to create many different types of applications. It combines the networking and consensus layers of blockchain infrastructure into one and allows teams to build blockchains with more ease, without the need to code them from zero.

Tendermint uses a Proof-of-Stake protocol, this enables the network to be interoperable, and also offers instant finality, thousands of transactions per second, and increased security. It is designed to be BFT SMR (State Machine Replication). In essence, this means that ​​Tendermint Core uses a special machine that copies servers and distributes them throughout the global Cosmos network, secures the network, validates transactions, and commits blocks to the blockchain. 

ATOM is Cosmos Hub’s governance token and plays a role in the network’s Proof-of-Stake. It is used to ensure the network of computers running Cosmos Hub remains in sync. There are a limited number of 100 validators who carry out the process of generation and validation of blocks within the network. Any user can delegate their tokens to validators and receive a reward in return, but only holders of the highest amounts of ATOM are entitled to be validators.

What can Cosmos be used for? 

Cosmos is used by decentralized platform developers who seek an environment that offers customization without any associated high fees.

The Cosmos team aims to offer advancements in four directions: scalability; compatibility; user experience; sovereignty. The latter means that there are no specific requirements for developers using the Cosmos SDK. Thus, Cosmos provides a set of adaptable tools with which developers can deploy and use to build applications. However, since NFTs are currently unsupported, use cases are centered around DeFi.

Where can you buy ATOM?

Cosmos (ATOM) can be bought on the DEXs and CEXs as listed on the market tab. Binance, OKEx, and CoinBase Pro are some of the most popular choices.

Cosmos Hub Price Today

Cosmos Hub's current price is $ 12.31, it has dropped -2.22% over the past 24 hours.

Cosmos Hub's All Time High (ATH) of $ 44.72 was reached on 20 Sep 2021, and is currently -72.5% down.

The current circulating supply of Cosmos Hub is 390.69 Million tokens, and the maximum supply of ATOM is unlimited.

Cosmos Hub’s 24 hour trading volume is $ 177.76 Million.

Cosmos Hub's current share of the entire cryptocurrency market is 0.17%, with a market capitalization of $ 4.81 Billions.

You can find more details about Cosmos Hub on its official website and on the block explorer.

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