Market cap
$3.99M
-1.19 %
Volume (24h)
$200.09K
-1.19 %
Circulating supply
247,220,482 ALEPH
Total supply
1,000,000,000 ALEPH
Max. supply
500,000,000 ALEPH
Aleph.im (ALEPH)
$ 0.02
-1.19 %
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updated $0Market cap$3.99M
Volume 24h$200.09K
Circulating supply247.22M49% of max 500M
All-time high$0.82-98% from peak · 2021-11-10
Aleph.im (ticker: ALEPH) is a decentralized cloud computing network that offers an alternative to centralized providers like AWS or Google Cloud. Instead of storing files and running applications on one company's servers, Web3 apps can use Aleph.im's distributed network of independent nodes. The ALEPH token is used to pay for these services and to incentivize the node operators who keep the infrastructure running.
Frequently asked questions
What is Aleph.im and how is it different from other crypto projects?
Aleph.im is a decentralized cloud platform — essentially a distributed alternative to services like AWS or Google Cloud, which sets it apart from payment-focused coins. It provides the storage, computing and database layer that Web3 apps need, so a dApp doesn't have to depend on a single company's servers. It's also cross-chain by design: the same infrastructure serves projects built on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Avalanche and other networks.
How does the Aleph.im network work and reach consensus?
The network is run by independent validators called Core Channel Nodes, whose operators stake ALEPH tokens as collateral — nodes that misbehave can lose their stake. These nodes agree on which data is stored and available, while files are kept on IPFS-style decentralized storage with redundancy across multiple nodes. A second tier, Compute Resource Nodes, supplies the processing power for running programs on the network.
How is ALEPH token emission structured?
The total supply of ALEPH is hard-capped at 500,000,000 coins, so no additional tokens can ever be minted beyond that limit — unlike networks with ongoing inflationary rewards. The same coin exists on several blockchains at once (ERC-20 on Ethereum, BEP-20 on BNB Chain, and a version on Solana), and bridges let you move it between them. This fixed cap makes the long-term supply fully predictable.
How can I store and use ALEPH?
Since ALEPH exists on multiple chains, you can hold it in any non-custodial wallet that supports those networks — for example, MetaMask for the Ethereum or BNB Chain version, or Phantom on Solana. The token has practical utility: developers use it to pay for storage and computing services on the network, while node operators stake it to help run the infrastructure. Just make sure the network you choose matches the one supported by your wallet or exchange.