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The current price of MATH is $0.02321 with a 0.52% change in the last 24 hours.
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MATH is the token of the MathWallet ecosystem, a multichain crypto wallet and set of related services, and of MathChain, a modular blockchain built with Substrate. The token is used for staking and ecosystem governance, and it is deployed on several networks including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, Solana and Metis. MATH matters mainly as the token behind MathWallet, one of the longer-running multichain wallets, rather than as a standalone payment coin.
The project describes MATH as a one-stop platform that brings together MathWallet, a staking pool service (MATH VPoS), a decentralized exchange, a dApp store, payments and MathChain.
The MATH token introduction was first published on the MathWallet blog on October 22, 2019. MathChain's official site lists Fenbushi Capital, Binance, Fundamental Labs and NGC Fund among its backers, and notes participation in the Substrate Builders Program and the Web3 Foundation Bootcamp, both linked to the Polkadot ecosystem. The official pages we reviewed do not name individual founders, so we do not list any here. Code is published under the mathwallet GitHub organization.
MATH itself is a token that exists in several versions: ERC-20 on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and Metis, BEP-20 on BNB Chain, and SPL on Solana. Users hold it in MathWallet or other wallets and use it for staking programs and ecosystem participation.
MathChain, the project's own chain, is described as a modular blockchain based on Substrate. Its documentation covers an EVM-compatible layer (usable with MathWallet or MetaMask), a Substrate layer usable through Polkadot.js, validator node operation, and token standards such as MAT20 and NFTs.
MathChain's site describes four core modules:
SecretStore. Stores fragmented ECDSA keys on-chain, with retrieval controlled by a smart contract and threshold cryptography, so no single node can access a stored secret.
DID. Decentralized identifiers tied to account public keys that can connect to service endpoints for secure communication.
EVM. An Ethereum compatibility layer that lets MathChain run unmodified Ethereum dApps.
Off-chain Worker. Lets specialized nodes handle data-heavy work while the logic for that work stays on-chain.
Products built on these include MathSmartChainWallet (distributed key management), PolkaVault (encrypted data storage on Filecoin with on-chain permissions), MathHub (a cross-chain bridge with AMM swaps), MathVPoS (a staking aggregator) and MathPay (micro-payments).
According to the official project pages, MATH is used for:
The official pages we reviewed do not state a total supply or allocation breakdown in readable text, so readers should check the whitepaper repository for tokenomics details.
MATH is tied to a wallet with broad chain coverage rather than to a single blockchain, and the team combined that wallet with its own Substrate-based chain focused on key management, identity and cross-chain access. Its SecretStore approach to splitting keys across nodes is an unusual design choice among wallet projects.
Most wallet tokens, such as Trust Wallet Token, SafePal and Coin98, focus on discounts and perks inside the wallet app. MATH also underpins a dedicated chain. Compared with Substrate-based networks like Moonbeam, MathChain is narrower in scope and centered on wallet and identity infrastructure rather than general smart contract hosting.
Each version of MATH is secured by the chain it lives on: Ethereum and its rollups (Arbitrum, Base, Metis), BNB Chain and Solana. MathChain itself relies on Substrate's validator model, and the docs include a guide for running validator nodes. The official pages we reviewed do not list public audits for the token or chain, so treat audit status as undocumented.
Wallets are the entry point to crypto for most users, and MathWallet was among the early apps to support many chains in one place. MATH is the way the project ties staking, governance and its own chain together, which makes it a useful example of a wallet trying to become a broader platform.
The project's token introduction page lists MATH on decentralized exchanges including Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Raydium and Jupiter, and on centralized exchanges including Coinbase, Gate.io and MEXC. Always verify the contract for the network you use, for example the Ethereum contract on Etherscan or the BNB Chain contract on BscScan.
Official resources: MathChain website, MathChain docs and MathWallet.
MATH can be stored in MathWallet itself, in other EVM wallets such as MetaMask for the ERC-20 and BEP-20 versions, or in a Solana wallet for the SPL version. For larger balances, a hardware wallet like Ledger adds protection. Make sure the wallet is set to the same network as the MATH you hold.
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The daily trading volume is $10,783.55 representing a 3.37% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of MATH is $4,316,027, ranking #782 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of MATH is $4,642,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 200,000,000 MATH is in circulation.
Circulating: 185,955,475. Total: 200,000,000. Max: 200,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, MATH traded between a low of $0.02272 and a high of $0.02371.
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