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The current price of Dent is $0.0000576 with a 20.21% change in the last 24 hours.
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Dent is one of the oldest working attempts to turn mobile data into a tradable digital good. The original 2017 idea was a global exchange where anyone could buy, sell, or donate leftover mobile data across carriers and borders. Over time the product narrowed into something more practical: a travel eSIM app selling data plans in well over a hundred countries, with DENT as one accepted payment method. DENT is an ERC-20 on Ethereum, and a read of the contract at 0x3597bfd533a99c9aa083587b074434e61eb0a258 on September 12, 2026 returned the name "DENT", the symbol "DENT", and an unusual 8 decimals rather than the customary 18.
The most important fact up front: the company behind DENT was acquired and the DENT consumer brand is being retired. DT One announced on September 23, 2025 that it had acquired DENT Telecom, and the product is being rebranded as Tunz. Checked on September 12, 2026, dentwireless.com redirects through denttelecom.io to tunz.io and dent-app.com redirects to the Tunz app, so this page links the successor rather than a redirect chain.
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DENT Wireless Limited was incorporated in Hong Kong, having started in 2014 as Commando Coder Ltd, founded by Tero Katajainen, whose earlier work was in mobile operator payments. Co-founders Mikko Linnamaki and Andreas Vollmer joined in 2017. The token sale ran that July and raised approximately 4.3 million dollars, with 8.6 billion DENT distributed to buyers.
DENT then shipped a consumer app, added carrier packages in a growing list of countries, moved from SIM top-ups to eSIM provisioning, and built a business operating in more than 140 markets. That business is what DT One bought. In an October 2025 communication the team stated that the DENT apps would become Tunz apps and that "the DENT Token will continue to serve as a payment option within the app." That is the clearest available statement of the token's role going forward, and it is narrower than the original vision.
Buying connectivity A user installs the app, selects a destination country and a data plan, and pays. Payment methods include cards, Apple Pay, and PayPal alongside DENT. The eSIM profile is provisioned to the device, so no physical SIM swap is needed.
The role of the token DENT is a payment rail inside the app rather than a protocol asset. It does not secure a network, is not staked for consensus, and does not pay gas. Demand comes from users choosing to pay in it and from the operator continuing to accept it.
Supply mechanics Here a direct contract read beats any description. DENT is an early mintable ERC-20, and its bytecode still exposes mint(address,uint256), burn(uint256), and a mintingFinished() flag. Calling mintingFinished() on September 12, 2026 returned true, so the mint path is permanently closed. The same read returned a total supply marginally under 100 billion, consistent with a one-time issuance and a very small burn. Unlike most tokens advertising a fixed supply, DENT's is enforced by the contract.
The original DENT Exchange concept, where users traded unused data with each other on-chain, has been superseded by direct plan sales. Descriptions presenting DENT as a peer-to-peer data marketplace are describing an earlier era.
DENT is used for:
There is no staking, no governance, no fee burn tied to usage, and no protocol revenue accruing to holders. Stating that plainly is more useful than implying mechanics that do not exist.
Two genuine distinctions survive. DENT is one of very few 2017-era utility tokens attached to a business that reached commercial scale and was acquired by a strategic buyer in its own industry; most tokens from that cohort are attached to nothing. And it has contract-level supply certainty: mintingFinished being permanently true, plus a working burn function, means supply can only stay flat or shrink. That is a stronger guarantee than most tokens that call themselves fixed supply while keeping a live owner-callable mint.
Compared with Helium and Helium Mobile, which pay token rewards to people who deploy radio hardware, DENT never built a network. It resold capacity from existing carriers, a far less capital intensive model with far less structural moat.
Compared with World Mobile Token, which builds carrier infrastructure in underserved regions, DENT is a distribution layer on top of incumbent networks. And unlike device-and-data networks such as Roam, DENT's token plays no coordination role at all.
At the token level, DENT inherits Ethereum's security. The contract is old but simple, live and unmodified since 2017, not upgradeable, and has its mint path permanently disabled. An owner address still exists, reading as 0xf9e42ad2e8a5a1ed07f5c3d7dfc2ca415db0fde6, but with minting finished it cannot expand supply.
At the product level there is nothing decentralized to secure. eSIM provisioning, plan inventory, balances, and payment acceptance run on the operator's systems, so the token's usefulness depends on a company continuing to accept it.
DENT is a useful case study in what happens to a utility token when the underlying business succeeds. The company scaled and sold to a strategic acquirer in telecom, while the token was reduced to one payment button and saw its trading access shrink. For anyone asking whether a token captures the value of the business behind it, DENT is one of the clearest worked examples available.
DENT trades on centralized exchanges and on Ethereum decentralized exchanges. Venue coverage narrowed during 2026 after several delistings, so availability is more limited than it was historically.
DENT has been available on venues including:
Listings changed materially during 2026, so confirm on the exchange itself.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Dent is $0.0000576 with a 20.21% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $875,685 representing a 900.71% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Dent is $5,510,678, ranking #758 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Dent is $5,760,996, calculated assuming the total supply of 100,000,000,000 DENT is in circulation.
Circulating: 95,654,960,453. Total: 100,000,000,000. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, Dent traded between a low of $0.00004651 and a high of $0.00008164.
DENT/USDTTether USDT0.0000576 USDT
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