About Fractal Network
Fractal Network (FRA) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021. Fractal Network has a current supply of 21,000,000,000 with 11,410,476,144.27 in circulation. The last known price of Fractal Network is 0.00006301 USD and is down -53.86 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 11 active market(s) with $59,893.12 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at
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Market Stats
Market Cap
₹42.89M
FDV
₹78.93M
Circ. Supply
11B FRA
Max Supply
21B FRA
Total Supply
21B FRA
Performance
Popularity
Not enough data
Dominance
0%
Volume (24H)
₹76.38K
-86.74%
Volume (7D)
₹3.46M
Volume (30D)
₹17.04M
All time high
₹6.68
Price Change (1Y)
-95.97%
Additional details
Recent trends
The latest FRA price is ₹0.0038. Compared to Fractal Network's value of ₹0.01 from 24 hours ago, there's been a -28% decrease, while the current price is -67% down from ₹0.01 which was recorded one week ago. Fractal Network's all time high is ₹6.68, which was reached on April 11, 2021. This is a -100% change from its price today.
The current circulating supply of Fractal Network is 11,410,476,144. This is 54% of its max supply of 21,000,000,000 FRA and 54% of its total supply of 21,000,000,000. The market cap is currently ₹42.89M, which is a result of multiplying the current price of Fractal Network(₹0.00) by the total supply(21,000,000,000 FRA). The fully diluted valuation of Fractal Network is ₹78.93M. The diluted valuation of Fractal Network is ₹78.93M.
Market details
FRA vs markets
↘ 97.1%
FRA vs BTC
↘ 97.53%
FRA vs ETH
↘ 94.35%
Tags
defi
privacy
bulletproofs
zero-knowledge-proofs
+1
Network & Addresses
Network | Address |
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Price history
Time | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
Today | ₹0.0038 | ↘ 27.69% |
1 Day | ₹0.0052 | ↘ 27.69% |
1 Week | ₹0.0113 | ↘ 67.19% |
1 Month | ₹0.0125 | ↘ 70.32% |
1 Year | ₹0.0901 | ↘ 95.97% |
FAQ
Findora (FRA) is a public layer-1 blockchain that strives to provide programmable privacy and compatibility with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Initially conceived as a university cryptography research project in 2017, it was launched to the public in 2021. Findora utilizes advanced zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation with the intention of allowing users transactional privacy with selective auditability. A key innovation of Findora is its dual-chain architecture, which forms a zk-ledger rather than a purely open ledger. This unique L1 blockchain merges privacy with auditability, aiming to prepare Web3 for mass adoption by enabling it to protect users and comply with regulations.
Findora operates by integrating two blockchain models into a single L1: the EVM layer for programmability and the Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) layer for privacy. The EVM layer, also known as the Smart Chain, makes Findora compatible with other EVM chains and creates a developer-friendly environment. Developers can build decentralized applications (dApps) with Solidity, a language many are already familiar with. To incorporate privacy features, they simply need to use the Software Development Kit (SDK) to call functions from the UTXO side. The UTXO layer uses Rust and employs advanced zero-knowledge proofs to create privacy functions like confidential transactions, which protect the token amount and token type.
Findora seeks to provide a platform for a wide range of potential use cases. It aims to make privacy the standard in Web3, similar to traditional finance. Using Findora’s zero-knowledge proofs, token issuers can reveal transaction data to auditors while ensuring that data remains private to the general public. This auditable privacy brings a whole new level of potential to Web3. Centralized exchanges and other Web3 entities can issue proofs of reserves without giving exact numbers or exposing sensitive information. Through Findora, Web3 users do not have to give up their reasonable right to privacy or forgo consumer protections.
Findora was initially conceived as a university cryptography research project in 2017 and was launched to the public in 2021. It was designed to utilize the latest breakthroughs in zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation with the intention of allowing users transactional privacy with selective auditability. One of Findora’s key innovations is its dual-chain architecture which forms a zk-ledger rather than a purely open ledger. This unique L1 blockchain merges privacy with auditability, aiming to prepare Web3 for mass adoption by enabling it to protect users and comply with regulations.
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The current market cap of Fractal Network is ₹42.89M. A high market cap implies that the asset is highly valued by the market.
The all-time high of Fractal Network is ₹6.68. This all-time high is highest price paid for Fractal Network since it was launched.
Over the last 24 hours, the trading volume of Fractal Network is ₹76.38K.
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The current circulating supply of Fractal Network is 11 billion.
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