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Fuse Network Token

Fuse Network Token (FUSE)

$ 0.01
-0.07 %
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Market cap
$2.92M
-0.07 %
Volume (24h)
$73.31K
-0.07 %
Circulating supply
310,596,016 FUSE
Total supply
387,214,492 FUSE
Max. supply
387,214,492 FUSE

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$2.92M
Volume 24h$73.31K
Circulating supply310.6M80% of max 387.21M

Fuse Network Token (FUSE) is the native coin of Fuse Network, a blockchain platform built to make payments and everyday crypto transactions fast and cheap. Think of it as the fuel that powers the network: you use FUSE to pay transaction fees, run validator nodes, and interact with apps built on Fuse. The project focuses on bringing practical, low-cost payments to businesses and communities.

Frequently asked questions

What is Fuse Network Token and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies?

FUSE is the native coin of Fuse Network, a blockchain designed specifically for payments and real-world use cases rather than general-purpose smart contracts. Unlike many speculative tokens, its core focus is enabling fast, low-cost transactions for businesses, communities, and payment apps. It's also used for staking and network governance.

How does Fuse Network work technically?

Fuse Network is an EVM-compatible blockchain, meaning it runs smart contracts similar to Ethereum and supports the same tooling. It uses a delegated proof-of-stake consensus, where FUSE holders delegate their coins to validators who secure the network and process transactions. This design keeps fees low and confirmation times short.

How is FUSE issued and distributed?

FUSE has a fixed maximum supply, meaning no new coins can be minted beyond that cap. New FUSE enters circulation through block rewards paid to validators and stakers who secure the network. A portion was also allocated early on to the team, ecosystem development, and community initiatives.

How can I store and use FUSE?

Since Fuse is EVM-compatible, you can store FUSE in wallets that support custom EVM networks, such as MetaMask or various mobile wallets. Beyond holding, you can use it to pay fees on the network, stake it with validators to earn rewards, or spend it through payment apps built on Fuse. Always double-check network settings when transferring.