Market cap
$377.75K
-6.83 %
Volume (24h)
$33.02
-6.83 %
Circulating supply
504,084,665 NTX
Total supply
577,344,036 NTX
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 NTX
NuNet (NTX)
$ 0.00
-6.83 %
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updated $0Market cap$377.75K
Volume 24h$33.02
Circulating supply504.08M50% of max 1B
All-time high$0.23-99% from peak · 2021-11-29
NuNet (ticker: NTX) is a project that turns computing power into a tradable resource. In plain terms, it's building a decentralized marketplace where anyone can rent out idle hardware — or rent capacity from others — for demanding jobs like AI training and data processing, with NTX acting as the token that powers the whole system. The project grew out of the SingularityNET AI ecosystem, and its total supply is permanently capped at one billion coins.
Frequently asked questions
What is NuNet, and how is it different from other crypto projects?
Most crypto projects revolve around money or apps; NuNet revolves around computing power itself. It's creating a marketplace where owners of GPUs, CPUs and other hardware can offer their spare capacity to people who need it for AI, machine learning and data-heavy tasks. NTX is the token that settles payments and incentives inside that marketplace.
How does NuNet work, and what consensus does it use?
NuNet doesn't run its own standalone blockchain — NTX is a token issued on established networks, so transaction security and consensus are handled by those underlying chains. The NuNet layer sits on top of them, matching compute providers with users and orchestrating how workloads are distributed across devices.
How is NTX emission and supply structured?
NTX has a hard cap of 1,000,000,000 coins, meaning the total supply can never exceed one billion. No mechanism for unlimited minting is built into the design, which is one of the first things people check when comparing tokens. This fixed ceiling is written into the token's parameters rather than being a policy that can be changed on a whim.
How can I store and use NTX?
Since NTX lives on existing blockchains, you keep it in a wallet that supports the specific network your tokens are issued on — the same type of wallet you'd use for other assets on that chain. Within the NuNet ecosystem, the token is used to pay for computing services and to reward those who supply hardware or help operate the network. For larger holdings, hardware wallets that support the relevant network add an extra layer of security.