What is the current price of Portal?
The current price of Portal is $0.01860 with a 0.07% change in the last 24 hours.
Portal launched in early 2024 as a cross-chain gaming interoperability layer, with the stated goal of onboarding the first billion gamers into Web3. That is not what it is today. The project has repositioned around AI-assisted game creation, and its live site now leads with "Unlocking Game Creation" and a suite of tools for building agents, generating game assets and, in time, generating playable games. Descriptions of Portal as a cross-chain gaming wallet or asset bridge are out of date.
PORTAL is the project's token. This page describes the ERC-20 on Ethereum at 0x1BbE973BeF3a977Fc51CbED703E8ffDEfE001Fed, deployed on February 20, 2024, with 18 decimals, a verified source contract named PortalToken, and a total supply of 1,000,000,000 PORTAL. A direct read of the contract shows no mint function of any kind, so supply cannot be increased. There is a burn entrypoint and an owner address that has not been renounced, though the owner has no minting power. Deployments also exist on Base at 0x0ffebc403f2d3dd9ea5501ca03916e98967acb2d and as a Solana mint at FMQjDvT1GztVxdvYgMBEde4L54fftFGx9m5GmbqeJGM5.
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Portal entered wide circulation through Binance Launchpool in February 2024 as that program's forty-seventh project. Users farmed PORTAL with BNB and FDUSD across a seven-day window beginning February 22, 2024, with 50,000,000 tokens, five percent of maximum supply, set aside as Launchpool rewards. Spot trading opened on February 29, 2024.
The direction changed afterward. Reporting around the pivot describes a December 2025 merger with BLIFE Protocol backed by Animoca Brands, followed by a leadership change that brought in former Ubisoft director Benjamin Charbit as chief executive, and a public relaunch branded Portal 2.0 in April 2026. Those events are documented by industry coverage rather than by a formal project whitepaper, so treat the specifics as reported rather than as protocol documentation. What can be confirmed directly is the outcome: the live product today is an AI game-creation stack.
The current platform is organized as a set of connected tools behind a single login.
Studio A workspace for building agents and agent teams that assist with game development tasks. It is model-agnostic, advertising support for several commercial model providers and for the major game engines including Unity, Unreal and Godot.
Nexus A routing API that sends a request to whichever model suits it, so that code, sprite and audio prompts each reach an appropriate provider without the developer managing separate vendor keys. Note that the name was reused: the original Nexus was the cross-chain asset transfer product from the 2024 era, which did not survive the repositioning.
Gen8 An integrated game builder intended to turn a concept and a prompt into a playable game. It is listed as coming soon, with early access opened to a small hand-picked group of creators.
Shop and Shards A storefront selling credits, creator packs and Shards. Shards are an in-platform reward unit earned through events, game jams and community activity, and spent across the ecosystem.
That last point is worth stating plainly. The public developer documentation has not been rewritten around the new direction, which means a reader can easily land on material describing a product the company no longer leads with.
Reporting around the relaunch describes PORTAL as giving holders early access to new tools, higher usage allowances and voting rights, with revenue generated by the AI products funding periodic buybacks of the token.
Two honest qualifications belong here. First, the buyback is a stated intention backed by company policy, not a mechanism the token contract enforces, and the contract contains no automatic fee routing or buyback logic. Second, the public product pages for Studio, Nexus, Gen8 and Shop describe Shards and credits as the units users actually spend, and do not surface the token. Anyone evaluating PORTAL should weigh the gap between the announced token role and what the live product currently exposes.
Portal's current bet is that the bottleneck in independent game development is boilerplate, and that agents plus a routing layer plus an engine-aware builder can remove enough of it to change who is able to ship a game. That is a product thesis rather than a cryptographic one, and it puts Portal in competition with general AI tooling as much as with other crypto gaming projects.
The unusual part is the starting position. Portal arrived with a large exchange-distributed holder base and a recognizable ticker from the 2024 gaming cycle, and is now spending that distribution on a different product category. Few projects attempt a category change this complete while keeping the same token.
Most gaming tokens in the same peer group are tied to an ecosystem that publishes or hosts games, or to a chain built for game settlement. Portal is now selling tools to the people who make games, and its differentiation runs through developer workflow rather than through player economies, land, or in-game assets. The practical consequence is that Portal's success is measured in creators and revenue rather than in daily active players or on-chain game transactions.
PORTAL is a token, not a network, so it has no validator set of its own. The Ethereum contract inherits Ethereum's proof-of-stake security, and the Base and Solana deployments inherit the security of their respective chains.
At the contract level, the meaningful fact is the absence of any mint path on the Ethereum deployment: no privileged account can inflate the supply. Ownership has not been renounced, so the owner retains whatever administrative functions the contract exposes, but minting is not among them. The creation tools themselves are conventional web software and carry ordinary application security considerations rather than on-chain ones.
Portal is a useful case study in what happens when a token outlives its original thesis. The interesting question is not whether cross-chain gaming interoperability was the right idea in 2024, but whether a project can redeploy an existing token, treasury and holder base behind a genuinely different product and make the token matter again. For anyone tracking the gaming and AI intersection, it is one of the clearest live examples of that attempt.
PORTAL trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues across the chains where it is deployed. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction, and because the token exists on Ethereum, Base and Solana, the network matters as much as the venue when depositing or withdrawing.
PORTAL has been listed on major venues since its 2024 launch, including:
Pairs are commonly quoted against USDT where supported.
Confirm both the chain and the contract address before sending, since the same ticker exists on three networks.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Portal is $0.01860 with a 0.07% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $1,579,651 representing a 6.63% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Portal is $16,569,089, ranking #584 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Portal is $18,595,062, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 PORTAL is in circulation.
Circulating: 891,047,806. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Portal traded between a low of $0.01850 and a high of $0.01965.
PORTAL/USDTTether USDT0.01860 USDT
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