What is the current price of Cere Network?
The current price of Cere Network is $0.0001838 with a 0.01% change in the last 24 hours.
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Cere Network is a proof-of-stake blockchain paired with a Decentralized Data Cloud (DDC), a protocol that combines storage and content-delivery clusters so applications can keep and serve data without a single cloud provider. CERE is the native token of the Cere chain: it pays for network activity, secures the chain through staking, and gives holders a vote in on-chain governance. The project matters because it targets a practical gap in Web3, where tokens and ownership live on-chain but the files, media and user data behind them usually sit on conventional servers.
Cere describes itself as infrastructure for "secure, sovereign, and trustless data automation for web3 and AI". In practice it has two layers:
The official site also showcases applications built on this stack, such as CerePlay (decentralized game leaderboards) and DaVinci (a music platform with digital collectibles).
The official website and documentation reviewed for this page do not name the founding team, so founder details are left out here rather than guessed. What is documented is the technical lineage: the governance, staking and slashing rules in the Cere docs follow the Substrate model (BABE block production, GRANDPA finality, nominated proof of stake), and the developer tooling is published under the Cerebellum-Network GitHub organization. CERE also exists as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, and an official bridge connects it to the native chain.
The DDC documentation defines four roles:
Unlike a blockchain, which replicates everything on every node, the DDC partitions data so only a small number of nodes hold each piece. Storage nodes keep data in a Merkle DAG and can recover missing files from replicas. CDN nodes act as stateless gateways that serve content to ordinary browsers, which addresses the usual slowness of decentralized storage.
Most decentralized storage networks focus on archiving files. Cere pairs storage with a CDN layer and lets developers pick cluster geography, replication and privacy settings, which is closer to how a conventional cloud is configured. It also runs its own chain for payments and validator coordination instead of depending on a general-purpose smart-contract platform.
Filecoin and Arweave are built mainly around long-term storage guarantees. Storj offers S3-compatible object storage with a more centrally coordinated service. Cere sits between them: data is partitioned across provider clusters, delivery is handled by CDN nodes, and the rules are enforced by a dedicated proof-of-stake chain. The tradeoff is a smaller, less battle-tested network than the older storage protocols.
The chain uses nominated proof of stake. The docs define four levels of slashing, from simple chilling for isolated downtime up to losing all or most of a stake for serious misconduct, and slashed funds go to the treasury. On the data side, content is replicated across independent providers, failing providers are detected and replaced, and service records are anchored on-chain.
If Web3 applications are going to hold real user data and media, they need somewhere to put it that does not reintroduce a single point of control. Cere's attempt to combine configurable storage, fast delivery and on-chain payment rules is a serious take on that problem.
CERE trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized exchanges on Ethereum and Base. The Ethereum contract is 0x2da719db753dfa10a62e140f436e1d67f2ddb0d6 and the Base contract is 0x9886447ff4c350f4600e4bf95db756bdc629b1ca. Always verify the contract before trading.
ERC-20 CERE can be held in any Ethereum or Base compatible wallet, including hardware wallets. To stake or vote on the native chain, bridge through the official Cere Bridge and manage the account via the Cere Explorer.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Cere Network is $0.0001838 with a 0.01% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $77,367.96 representing a 33.33% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Cere Network is $1,643,479, ranking #863 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Cere Network is $1,837,778, calculated assuming the total supply of 10,000,000,000 CERE is in circulation.
Circulating: 8,942,753,408. Total: 10,000,000,000. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, Cere Network traded between a low of $0.0001792 and a high of $0.0001856.
CERE/USDTTether USDT0.0001838 USDT
Federal RICO suits say Lime chair Brad Bao helped give Cere Network cover as insiders allegedly dumped $41.78m in CERE tokens and left investors with a 99.8% price collapse. Federal prosecutors’ years‑long pursuit of a crypto wash‑trading ring has spilled…
Plaintiffs say insiders sold millions of dollars’ worth of tokens immediately after Cere’s 2021 ICO, sending prices into a near-total collapse.
Cere Network is facing a second lawsuit this month that accuses its co-founder and board of fraud in relation to a public token launch for the platform in 2021.
