Market cap
$20.51M
-6.16 %
Volume (24h)
$2.95M
-6.16 %
Circulating supply
119,676,104 DIA
Total supply
200,000,000 DIA
Max. supply
200,000,000 DIA
DIA (DIA)
$ 0.17
-6.16 %
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updated $0Market cap$20.51M
Volume 24h$2.95M
Circulating supply119.68M60% of max 200M
All-time high$5.73-97% from peak · 2021-05-05
DIA (ticker: DIA) is a cryptocurrency tied to the DIA project, which focuses on delivering transparent and verifiable financial data for decentralized applications. In simple terms, it's a token that powers a network where oracles — data feeds for blockchains — supply price and market information that smart contracts can trust. The coin has a hard cap of 200,000,000 tokens, meaning no more will ever be created.
Frequently asked questions
What is DIA and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies?
DIA is the native token of a decentralized oracle platform that supplies verified financial data to blockchain applications. Unlike payment-focused coins, its main role is to incentivize data sourcing, validation, and governance within the ecosystem. The fixed supply of 200 million tokens also sets it apart from coins with unlimited or inflationary issuance.
How does the DIA technology work?
The platform uses a system of oracles that collect data from multiple sources, such as exchanges and other public outlets, and publish it on-chain along with the raw data trail. This makes every data point auditable, so users can verify where a number came from instead of trusting a single provider. Community members can stake tokens to participate in validating and challenging data.
How is DIA's token emission structured?
DIA has a hard cap of 200,000,000 coins, which means the total supply can never exceed that amount. This fixed-supply model is written into the token's code and protects holders from dilution through unlimited printing. Any tokens that were not initially distributed follow a predetermined schedule rather than arbitrary creation.
Where can you store and use DIA?
Since DIA is an ERC-20 token, it can be stored in any wallet that supports Ethereum-based assets, such as hardware wallets or popular software wallets like MetaMask. It's used for governance voting, staking in the data validation process, and paying for data services on the platform. Always double-check the contract address before transferring to avoid fake tokens.