What is the current price of Augur?
The current price of Augur is $0.667
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Augur is a decentralized prediction market and oracle protocol on Ethereum, and REP (Reputation) is the token its holders stake to report and dispute the real-world outcomes that settle markets. It matters because Augur tackles the hardest part of prediction markets, deciding who won without a trusted company or committee, and in 2026 it ran its fork mechanism, the last-resort dispute process, live for the first time. That fork split REP: the token the project now builds on is REPv2_Yes_1 at a new contract address, while REP that did not migrate stayed in the old universe, which the project says is expected to be worthless.
Augur lets people create and trade markets on future events, then settles those markets using an oracle run by REP holders. Participants stake REP on outcomes; those who back the wrong answer in a dispute lose their stake and those who back the correct one are rewarded. The project describes the goal as resolving questions about the future "without trusted intermediaries" (augur.net mission).
Today Augur is in a rebuild phase. The official FAQ states that an Augur-native prediction market application has not yet relaunched and that augur.net is not a trading interface (Augur FAQ). Current work focuses on a new oracle, Augur Lituus.
According to the Lituus Foundation, Augur held one of Ethereum's first crowdsales in 2015 and launched on mainnet in 2018; Augur v2, the version still running, followed in 2020. After years of dormancy, the Lituus Foundation announced a reboot on March 31, 2025, with plans to rebuild infrastructure, acquire a treasury stake in REP and redesign the oracle. The Foundation says its REP treasury grew to 1 million REP by late 2025.
The Augur Lituus whitepaper was released on January 29, 2026, and development is being carried out with ChainSafe. The Foundation also funds Dark Florist, an independent team working on a separate oracle and prediction market design (team).
Reporting When a market's event ends, REP holders report the outcome by staking REP on it.
Disputes and escalation Anyone who disagrees can stake REP on a different outcome. Each dispute round requires a larger stake, so contesting the truth gets steadily more expensive. Correct disputers earn a return from the losing side.
Forking If a dispute escalates past a threshold (described during the 2026 fork as 2.5% of REP supply), Augur splits into child universes, one per outcome. Every REP holder chooses a universe by migrating tokens 1:1, and migration is one-way. The universe that receives the most REP wins, and REP left behind can no longer follow.
The design means an attacker who forces a fork ends up holding REP in the universe that does not reflect reality, while honest holders move economic value to the truthful one.
REP has one core job: securing the oracle. Holders stake it to report outcomes, dispute bad reports and, in a fork, choose the true universe. The project repeatedly stresses that REP "is not a passive asset" because oracle security depends on holders showing up. The Foundation says REP will remain central in Augur Lituus, where participants dispute proposed resolutions and migrate if a fork is triggered.
Augur is one of the oldest prediction market protocols and, as of 2026, one of the few whose last-resort dispute mechanism has actually run end to end on mainnet. The Moon Fork began on April 8, 2026, over a market on whether NASA's Artemis II mission would lift off (it did). Community member Micah Zoltu funded the dispute on purpose, with REP holders contributing roughly 200,000 REP, to test the mechanism under real conditions. The migration window closed on August 3, 2026, at 01:00 UTC. Of 11,000,000 REP, 6,547,546.66 migrated (about 59.52%), and 6,545,760.43 of that went to the winning Yes universe (Moon Fork report).
Augur is an application protocol, not a chain. Compared with oracles such as Chainlink, which rely on node operator networks, Augur resolves outcomes through staked disputes and forking. UMA uses an optimistic oracle in which disputed answers go to a token-holder vote. Augur's answer is that no vote or committee has the final word; a fork does.
Security is economic: the cost of corrupting an outcome grows with each dispute round, and the fork lets honest holders abandon a corrupted universe. The Foundation notes that dormant REP weakens this because it counts toward supply without defending outcomes; the fork removed that inactive supply from the active set. Contracts run on Ethereum.
0x221657776846890989a759ba2973e427dff5c9bb) stayed in the old universe. The project says Augur development continues only on REPv2_Yes_1 (0xCf6A0A7826fa124B7705d6f3c675eAD76f1e540D) and that unmigrated REP is expected to be worthless. Market data under the REP name may refer to either token, so check the contract address.Prediction markets are growing, and their weakest point is resolution. Augur is a long-running attempt to make resolution trustless, and the Moon Fork gave the first real-world evidence that its fork mechanism works as designed.
Per the official site, the post-fork token trades as AUGUR on Kraken and as REPv2_Yes_1 on Uniswap. The FAQ also states that Kraken, OKX and Bitpanda migrated customer balances during the fork. Always verify the contract address above before buying.
Kraken lists the post-fork token under the ticker AUGUR. Other exchanges handled the fork differently, so confirm which REP version any venue offers.
REPv2_Yes_1 is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and can be held in any Ethereum wallet, such as MetaMask or a hardware wallet. Many wallets need it added manually using the contract address; balances can be confirmed on Etherscan.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Augur is $0.667
The daily trading volume is $344.17
The market capitalization of Augur is $5,436,088.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Augur is $5,436,088, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 8,150,057 REP is in circulation.
Circulating: 8,150,057. Total: 8,150,057. Max: 8,150,057.
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