Market cap
$1.7M
0.5 %
Volume (24h)
$76.56K
0.5 %
Circulating supply
6,939,923,952 CERE
Total supply
10,000,000,000 CERE
Max. supply
10,000,000,000 CERE
Cere Network (CERE)
$ 0.00
0.5 %
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updated $0Market cap$1.7M
Volume 24h$76.56K
Circulating supply6.94B69% of max 10B
All-time high$0.47-100% from peak · 2021-11-08
Cere Network (CERE) is the native token of Cere Network, a blockchain platform focused on data storage and customer data management for businesses and Web3 applications. In simple terms, it aims to let apps and companies store, share, and monetize user data in a decentralized way instead of relying on big centralized cloud providers. The CERE token powers transactions, staking, and governance within this ecosystem.
Frequently asked questions
What is Cere Network and how is it different from other blockchains?
Cere Network is a decentralized data infrastructure platform, often described as a decentralized alternative to traditional customer data clouds. While most blockchains focus on payments or smart contracts, Cere specializes in storing and managing application and customer data directly on-chain. Its native token, CERE, is used to pay for data services and participate in the network.
How does Cere Network's technology work?
Cere is built as a layer-one blockchain designed for data-centric use cases, with a consensus mechanism based on nominated proof-of-stake. Data is encrypted, chunked, and distributed across network nodes rather than held by a single provider. This lets developers embed data storage and delivery directly into their decentralized applications.
How is CERE token issuance structured?
CERE has a fixed maximum supply, meaning no new tokens can be minted beyond that cap. Tokens are distributed across network development, ecosystem incentives, staking rewards, and community allocations. A portion is typically locked or released gradually, so circulating supply grows over time rather than all at once.
How can I store and use CERE tokens?
CERE can be held in wallets that support its network, including browser-based and hardware-compatible options depending on how the token is represented. Beyond holding, CERE is used for staking to help secure the network and earn rewards, paying for data services on the platform, and participating in governance decisions. Always verify the official network details before transferring, since tokens can exist on multiple chains.