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DORA

DORA (DORA)

$ 0.00
177.31 %
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Market cap
$2.81M
177.31 %
Volume (24h)
$2.55K
177.31 %
Circulating supply
5,130,580 DORA
Total supply
10,000,000 DORA
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 DORA

About DORA

The platform brings together the most popular themes and trends from today's teen market of over 2.5 million users. Dora has become a major provider of enriching video content tailored to Japan’s teenagers market, further developing an innovative communication tool that promotes dialogues between different communities linking hobbies and interests. The day-to-day management of these videos, whether updated by users or by our team, is done through a state of the art manual operation. Videos that highlight topics such as comics, anime, characters, games, etc. are very popular on the platform and we help promote these videos to engage with our teen audience.

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$2.81M
Volume 24h$2.55K
Circulating supply5.13M1% of max 1B
All-time high$0.58-99% from peak · 2025-07-25

DORA (ticker DORA) is a cryptocurrency — digital money that lives on a blockchain instead of in a bank account. In plain terms, it works like internet cash: you can send it directly to anyone, anywhere, without a middleman approving the transfer. The project's official home is do-ra.org, and its total supply is hard-capped at one billion coins.

Frequently asked questions

What is DORA and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies?

Like most cryptocurrencies, DORA is a decentralized digital asset recorded on a blockchain, so no single company or government controls the ledger. Its defining rule is a strict hard cap of 1,000,000,000 coins that can ever exist, which not every project has. Beyond that, it shares the same core idea as Bitcoin and its peers: peer-to-peer transfers verified by the network instead of a bank.

How does DORA work under the hood?

Every DORA transaction is broadcast to the network, checked by nodes against the protocol's rules, and bundled into a block on the distributed ledger. Once confirmed, the record is effectively permanent — nobody can quietly edit or reverse it. For the exact consensus mechanism and technical details, the official site do-ra.org is the authoritative source.

How is the supply of DORA issued?

DORA has a fixed maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 coins — a hard cap written into the protocol, meaning no more can ever be minted beyond that limit. Whatever schedule the network uses to put coins into circulation, the total can never exceed one billion. This built-in scarcity is a rule of the system, not a promise from the team.

How do I store and use DORA?

You store DORA the same way you store any cryptocurrency: in a wallet that controls your private keys — the secret code that proves you own the coins. Software wallets are convenient for small everyday amounts, while hardware wallets are considered safer for larger holdings. Always double-check addresses before sending, and rely on official sources like do-ra.org for the current list of supported wallets and instructions.