What is the trading volume of IOTA (IOTA) in the past 24 hours ?
IOTA (IOTA)
(IOTA) is currently trading at
$0.22604383 today, with a 24-hour trading volume of
$14,457,407. The trading volume of IOTA (IOTA) in the
past 24 hours provides insight into the total amount of a cryptocurrency traded on exchanges within 24 hours. It indicates market activity and liquidity.
What is the all-time high for IOTA (IOTA) ?
The highest transaction price for IOTA (IOTA) is $6, which was recorded on . IOTA (IOTA) is down
-96.03% from its all-time high.
What is the Total supply of the IOTA (IOTA) ?
The total supply of IOTA (IOTA) stands at 2,779,530,283. However, IOTA (IOTA)'s current circulation supply stands at
2,779,530,283.
IOTA (IOTA) Explorers
To find the on-chain activity of IOTA tokens, check blockchain explorer platforms such as BscScan and Explorer Network.
How is the IOTA (IOTA) doing against the crypto market?
Historically, IOTA (IOTA)'s price has dictated the movements in the crypto market.
However, in the past 24 hours, IOTA (IOTA) is up by
3.39%.
IOTA Key Events
Let’s take a look at what happened to IOTA in the past and what is happening now.
- The IOTA Foundation launched the IOTA mainnet after receiving $500,000 in funds during the seed round from the initial investors in 2016. This is when the IOTA network went live.
- This project announced a collaboration with Microsoft, Volkswagen, and the Samsung Group in 2017. The purpose of this tie-up was to build a protected data marketplace.
- Pointing out the centralized approach used in this particular crypto project, MIT’s Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) published a report.
- In 2018, the founding team collaborated with MIT DCI to work out a solution to eliminate the security vulnerabilities within its centralized approach. This led to the establishment of the IOTA Foundation.
- In 2019, Sergey Ivancheglo resigned from his position, demanding 25 million tokens.
- The project suffered from a 12-day outage of the coordinator node that confirms all transactions in February 2022. This shutdown became unavoidable after the team received reports of hackers stealing funds from user wallets.
- After experiencing the worst, the project was forced to fire one of its original co-founders, David Snsteb, due to his irresponsible comments and behavior.
- In February 2021, this project’s team started addressing security-related issues and announced a network upgrade.
- In April 2021, the Chrysalis upgrade launch made this project ready to be incorporated into the real world.
- Beginning in 2022, the non-profit foundation will fund a £1 grant to Imperial College in London to investigate DLT and promote the circular economy.
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