What is the current price of Realio Network?
The current price of Realio Network is $0.04985 with a 0.72% change in the last 24 hours.
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Realio Network is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for issuing, trading and administering real-world assets (RWAs) such as real estate interests, private equity and fund shares, alongside ordinary crypto assets. It is built with the Cosmos SDK and a Tendermint-style consensus engine, and it ships with a built-in Ethereum Virtual Machine, so Solidity contracts, MetaMask and tools like Hardhat and Foundry connect to it directly.
RIO is the network's native coin. It pays gas for EVM transactions on the chain, can be bonded to validators, and carries governance weight. The feature that most clearly separates Realio from other Cosmos SDK chains is multistaking: consensus can be secured by bonding several different assets side by side rather than only the native coin.
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Realio was founded in 2018 by a team led by Derek Boirun, who is publicly identified as founder and chief executive of Realio Technology LTD, a New York based company. Public statements from him stress that the network itself is open source and that protocol changes require validator consensus rather than a company decision.
RIO existed first as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum before the team launched its own chain. That contract, 0xf21661D0D1d76d3ECb8e1B9F1c923DBfffAe4097, is still live and reports the name "Realio Network", the symbol RIO and 18 decimals. The Realio Network mainnet went live in April 2023. The core realio-network repository has been public on GitHub since October 2021, is MIT licensed and written in Go, and was still receiving commits in September 2026.
Cosmos SDK base layer with a native EVM
Realio Network runs the Cosmos EVM module, so the same chain exposes native Cosmos functionality (bank, staking, governance, IBC) and standard Ethereum JSON-RPC. Every account has both a realio1... bech32 address and a 0x... hex address derived from the same key. Precompiled contracts let Solidity code call native Cosmos modules without leaving the EVM.
Chain identifiers
The Cosmos chain ID is realionetwork_3301-1, which embeds the EVM chain ID 3301 (hex 0xCE5). The public testnet is realionetwork_3300-1 with EVM chain ID 3300. The native denomination is ario, displayed as rio, with 18 decimals.
Multistaking consensus
Realio extends the standard Cosmos staking module so that RIO (ario), RST (arst) and the DSTRX ERC-20 token can all be bonded. Each validator commits to one bondable asset when it is created, so a validator set up for RIO can only ever receive RIO delegations. When a delegation is made, the module locks the asset and mints an internal bond coin using a governance-set bond weight; that bond coin is what is delegated through the normal staking module. Undelegating burns the bond coin and releases the original asset after unbonding.
Live queries against public mainnet endpoints show the usual Cosmos staking parameters in force: a seven day unbonding period, a maximum of 100 validators, and a 5 percent minimum validator commission. Adding, reweighting or removing a stakeable asset requires a governance proposal.
RIO is used for:
Realio's own disclosure is unusually direct about what RIO is not. The company states that RIO is not an investment in Realio or any affiliate, that it does not promote or sell RIO, and that anyone wanting exposure to the company should look at RST instead, which is a regulated security token restricted to non-US and accredited US investors.
Multistaking is the genuinely unusual part. Most proof-of-stake chains are secured by a single inflationary token. Realio lets a security token (RST) and an ERC-20 (DSTRX) sit alongside RIO in the validator set, with per-asset bond weights set by governance. That ties consensus weight to assets carrying real-world claims rather than to one speculative unit.
The second differentiator is that compliance logic sits close to the base layer rather than being bolted on afterward, while the chain still exposes a general purpose EVM to ordinary developers.
Compared with general purpose Cosmos chains, Realio narrows its scope to asset issuance and adds multistaking rather than competing on raw throughput. Compared with RWA projects that issue on a shared Layer 1, it owns its execution environment and can change staking and compliance rules by governance instead of waiting for a host chain. Compared with permissioned enterprise chains, it stays a public, IBC-connected network listed in the Cosmos Chain Registry.
The trade-off is familiar: sovereignty buys control and costs liquidity and validator depth.
Security rests on the bonded value behind the validator set, the seven day unbonding window that keeps stake slashable after the fact, the 100 validator cap, and the standard slashing and jailing rules inherited from the Cosmos SDK. Governance controls which assets may be bonded and at what weight, so the security budget is itself a governance parameter.
Assets on other chains, including the Ethereum RIO contract, depend on bridge operators rather than on Realio consensus. Reading that contract shows it exposes both mint and burn entrypoints, which is what a bridged representation needs and what a fixed-supply standalone token would not have.
Realio is one of the few RWA projects that built an entire Layer 1 around the problem instead of shipping a token and a front end, and multistaking is a concrete attempt to answer a real question: what should secure a chain whose main job is holding claims on assets that exist off-chain.
RIO trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on its own chain and on Ethereum. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction, and the RIO you buy may be the native coin or a bridged representation, so confirm the network before withdrawing.
RIO is often available on venues such as:
Common pairs include RIO/USDT where supported.
realio1... address formatNative RIO and any bridged ERC-20 representation are different balances on different networks. Confirm the chain and address format before sending.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Realio Network is $0.04985 with a 0.72% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $23,096.59 representing a 27.13% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Realio Network is $16,475,425, ranking #575 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Realio Network is $16,475,425, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 330,500,000 RIO is in circulation.
Circulating: 330,500,000. Total: 330,500,000. Max: 330,500,000.
In the last 24 hours, Realio Network traded between a low of $0.0477 and a high of $0.05101.
RIO/USDTTether USDT0.04985 USDT
