What is the current price of Rootstock Infrastructure Framework?
The current price of Rootstock Infrastructure Framework is $0.08328 with a 2.66% change in the last 24 hours.
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RIF is the token and open infrastructure framework built around Rootstock, a Bitcoin sidechain that adds EVM-compatible smart contracts. RIF is not the gas asset of that chain; it funds and governs services layered on top of it, including a naming service, a gas-abstraction relay, a Bitcoin onboarding bridge, a rollup and a RIF-collateralized stablecoin. The token is an ERC677 contract with ERC20 compatibility and a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 units, native to Rootstock at 0x2acc95758f8b5f583470ba265eb685a8f45fc9d5 with separate representations on four other chains.
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RIF grew out of Rootstock, conceived in 2015 by an Argentine engineering group that incorporated RSK Labs in January 2016, with Sergio Demian Lerner and Diego Gutierrez Zaldivar among the named co-founders. Mainnet went live in January 2018. RSK Labs became RIF Labs and was folded into IOV Labs, the organization RIF's own about page credits with developing the framework. Neither rif.technology nor the developer portal publishes a token generation date.
Rootstock is secured by merged mining with Bitcoin, so miners can commit hashpower to its blocks without separate work, and BTC moves in and out through the Powpeg, which issues the RBTC used to pay gas. RIF sits above that layer, and staking it in the RootstockCollective dApp mints stRIF, which carries voting weight over treasury proposals and directs rewards to builders.
RIF is staked as stRIF for governance rights and a share of collective rewards, posted as collateral to mint USDRIF, used to access RIF suite services, and used to denominate builder grants. Its ERC677 standard adds a transfer-and-call pattern, so one transaction can move tokens and notify a receiving contract.
An infrastructure token whose execution environment is secured by Bitcoin miners, whose gas asset is a Bitcoin peg rather than the token itself, and whose treasury pays contributors partly in BTC. Separating the governance token from the gas token means RIF demand tracks participation rather than block space use.
Stacks runs its own Layer 1 with a distinct consensus anchored to Bitcoin and uses STX for gas, while Core, Merlin Chain and BSquared Network each pair their own token with their own security assumptions. RIF differs in that Rootstock has run merged mining since 2018 and RIF is deliberately a layer above consensus, closer to a services asset than a gas coin.
Registering and resolving RNS names, sponsoring gas for onboarding through RIF Relay, minting USDRIF against RIF collateral, staking for DAO voting, and funding projects through the grant process. For builders it is commonly described as a way to ship Bitcoin-denominated DeFi without writing bridge or naming infrastructure.
Rootstock block production relies on merged mining with Bitcoin, and the Powpeg governs the custody path between the chains. RIF is a token contract on that chain, so its integrity depends on Rootstock consensus and on the correctness of the RIF suite contracts.
The most specific risk is reflexive collateral: USDRIF is over-collateralized by RIF, so a sharp fall in RIF stresses the stablecoin RIF also supports. Merged mining inherits Bitcoin's hardware base, but only a portion of that hashpower actually merge-mines Rootstock, and peg designs carry federation assumptions. RIF also exists as separate contracts on four other chains, and DAO governance concentrates influence in whoever stakes most.
Bitcoin carries far more monetary weight than programmable infrastructure. RIF is one of the longer-running attempts to supply that missing layer without leaving Bitcoin's security model, and it now does so under community governance rather than a single company.
RIF trades on a range of centralized exchanges and, because it is deployed on Rootstock, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Solana, on decentralized venues across those networks. Check the live markets and pairs on this page, and confirm the contract address matches the network you use.
RIF on Rootstock can be held in the RIF Wallet or any EVM wallet configured with a Rootstock RPC endpoint, including hardware wallets used through those interfaces. Bridged RIF requires a wallet for its specific chain, and staked RIF is held as stRIF inside the RootstockCollective contracts.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Rootstock Infrastructure Framework is $0.08328 with a 2.66% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $542,001 representing a 69.33% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Rootstock Infrastructure Framework is $83,282,955, ranking #243 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Rootstock Infrastructure Framework is $83,282,955, calculated assuming the total supply of 1,000,000,000 RIF is in circulation.
Circulating: 1,000,000,000. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, Rootstock Infrastructure Framework traded between a low of $0.08063 and a high of $0.08612.