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The current price of SUPRA is $0.000138 with a 9.95% change in the last 24 hours.
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Supra is a Layer 1 blockchain that builds oracles, verifiable randomness, on-chain automation and cross-chain messaging directly into the base layer, and SUPRA is its native token. Instead of relying on separate third-party services for price feeds or scheduled transactions, applications on Supra get these as native network functions. The project calls this model "Automatic DeFi" (AutoFi), and it matters because it tries to collapse several pieces of middleware into one vertically integrated chain.
Supra was founded by Joshua Tobkin and started life as SupraOracles, an oracle provider serving price data and randomness to other blockchains. The team then extended that work into a full Layer 1 with its own consensus, execution environments and native services. Supra launched its mainnet and held its token generation event in November 2024. Before launch, the team increased the maximum token supply from 10 billion to 100 billion SUPRA.
Supra's architecture has several layers:
Moonshot consensus A proof-of-stake BFT protocol designed for high throughput and sub-second finality. Supra reports tests with 300 nodes in five global regions, organised into five "Clans" of 60 nodes, reaching about 500,000 transactions per second, and says the protocol has been formally verified with Microsoft's IVy verifier. Real-world throughput depends on network load and configuration.
MultiVM execution Developers can deploy Move contracts (Aptos-compatible), EVM contracts in Solidity, and support for other environments such as CosmWasm and a SolanaVM is described in the roadmap and docs.
Native services Oracles, randomness, automation and bridging are provided by the same validator network and secured by the same stake.
Fixed tokenomics: maximum supply of 100 billion SUPRA, allocated 22.6% to foundation and treasury, 21.0% to validators and stakers, 20.7% to early contributors, 16.0% to the team, 11.0% to ecosystem and community, 4.0% to the Blast Off airdrop and 4.8% to advisors, partners and other costs. Team tokens were locked for six months after the TGE and founder tokens for 24 months. Supra also describes Proof of Efficient Liquidity (PoEL), which aims to let the same capital support both staking security and DeFi liquidity.
Most chains depend on external oracle and automation networks. Supra's defining choice is vertical integration: price data, randomness, automation and cross-chain messaging are produced by the chain's own validators. This can reduce latency and integration work for DeFi developers, and it lets fees from those services flow back into the network's own economy.
Compared with Aptos and Sui, which also use Move, Supra adds EVM support and bundles oracle and automation services natively. Compared with oracle networks such as Chainlink or Pyth Network, which serve other chains without running a general-purpose smart contract layer, Supra is both an oracle provider and a Layer 1.
Supra uses proof-of-stake with a high minimum validator stake, and the same staked capital backs its native services, so misbehaving in oracle or bridge duties puts validators' stake at risk. Moonshot consensus tolerates a minority of faulty validators under BFT assumptions. The formal verification of the consensus protocol addresses design correctness, but implementation bugs and validator concentration remain possible.
Supra is a test of whether a single chain can own the full DeFi infrastructure stack (execution, data, randomness, automation and interoperability) and do it better than a mix of specialised providers. If it works, it could simplify how on-chain financial applications are built.
SUPRA trades on several centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues within the Supra ecosystem. Check that an exchange supports the native Supra network before depositing or withdrawing.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of SUPRA is $0.000138 with a 9.95% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $187,374 representing a 14.58% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of SUPRA is $3,613,499, ranking #804 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of SUPRA is $13,804,931, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 100,000,000,000 SUPRA is in circulation.
Circulating: 26,175,426,112. Total: 81,511,745,584. Max: 100,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, SUPRA traded between a low of $0.0001179 and a high of $0.0001436.

A single manipulated price feed let an attacker turn 250 SAUCE tokens worth a few dollars into $9.05 million in borrowed USDC and wrapped HBAR in eight seconds.

Bonzo Lend lost $9.05 million after a Supra oracle flaw inflated SAUCE collateral, forcing Hedera’s largest lending protocol to pause loans.

A second wallet borrowed another roughly $1 million but identified itself as a white hat hacker and said the funds would be returned.

Bonzo Lend lost approximately $9.05 million after an attacker exploited a verification flaw in a third-party Supra oracle contract on the Hedera network.

An attacker inflated the value of SAUCE collateral and borrowed $9 million from Bonzo Lend through a flaw in Supra’s on-chain oracle verifier.

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