Qual é o preço atual de Altlayer?
O preço atual de Altlayer é 0,005482 € com uma variação de 3,46% nas últimas 24 horas.
AltLayer describes itself in its documentation as "an open and decentralised protocol for rollups and agents." Its original and best-known product is a no-code Rollups-as-a-Service launchpad that lets developers deploy application-specific rollups on major stacks, paired with a concept called restaked rollups that borrows economic security from Ethereum restaking. More recently the project has extended into AI agent infrastructure, and its homepage now leads with agent-oriented products alongside RaaS. ALT is the protocol's native token, used across staking, governance, and protocol fees.
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AltLayer was founded by Yaoqi Jia, who serves as chief executive. Before AltLayer he was a co-founder and technical lead at Zilliqa and later head of engineering at Parity Technologies Asia, giving him a background in both sharded layer 1 design and Ethereum client engineering. Public company profiles also list Dorothy Liu, Tan Jun Hao, and Aparna Narayanan among the founding team.
The company raised a seed round reported at $7.2 million led by Polychain Capital, Breyer Capital, and Jump Crypto, followed by a Series A reported at $14.4 million co-led by Polychain Capital and Hack VC. Other backers named in public funding records include Binance Labs, now YZi Labs, and DAO5. The ALT token launched in January 2024, with a tranche distributed through Binance Launchpool. Since then the product line has expanded well beyond rollups, and the 2026 site foregrounds agent tooling built around the ERC-8004 standard.
The rollup side of AltLayer works by decoupling the transaction lifecycle. The documentation explains that AltLayer "decouples the life-cycle of a transaction execution into multiple stages, i.e., transaction aggregation, block production, and block verification," which allows different participants to handle different stages rather than concentrating everything in a single sequencer.
On top of that, restaked rollups add three modular Actively Validated Services that draw operators and economic security from EigenLayer restaking. VITAL provides decentralized verification of a rollup's proposed state, with operators able to challenge a sequencer through a bisection protocol. MACH provides fast finality, addressing the delay before Ethereum settlement is final. SQUAD provides decentralized sequencing, so a rollup is not dependent on a single operator. The documentation recommends at least five sequencers per rollup, selected from a Beacon Layer validator set.
The RaaS launchpad wraps this in a deployment product. Developers can launch rollups on OP Stack, Arbitrum Orbit, Polygon CDK, or ZK Stack, with data availability options including Celestia, Avail, and EigenDA. AltLayer also offers ephemeral flash layer rollups, which spin up for a bounded workload such as a large mint or a game session and settle back to layer 1 at end of life.
AltLayer's documentation describes four functions for ALT: an economic bond, governance, protocol fees, and protocol incentives. The economic bond function is the load-bearing one, since operators and sequencers participating in AltLayer services post ALT as stake that can be slashed for misbehavior, which is what makes decentralized sequencing and verification economically credible rather than merely permissionless.
ALT restaking is the live mechanism today. Stakers deposit ALT on Ethereum mainnet and receive reALT, an ERC-20 share token, which can then be delegated to vaults. The documentation lists no maximum stake, a variable APY that depends on total ALT staked, a 21-day unbonding cooldown, and no rewards accruing during that cooldown. During the first phase the operator fee is listed as 0%.
ALT is deployed at the same address on both Ethereum and BNB Chain. It is worth noting that the current AltLayer homepage does not mention the token, so a prospective holder should read the documentation rather than the marketing site to understand ALT's role.
The restaked rollup framing was genuinely novel when introduced. Rather than asking every new rollup to bootstrap its own validator set and token incentives, AltLayer proposed renting economic security from Ethereum restakers and delivering it as three composable services. That reframed rollup security as something a chain could buy rather than build.
Ephemeral rollups are the second distinctive idea. Most rollup infrastructure assumes permanence. Flash layers assume the opposite, provisioning a chain for a specific bounded event and settling it away afterward, which fits workloads like NFT mints, tournaments, and short-lived games far better than a permanent chain.
Compared with rollup frameworks that ship a single stack, AltLayer is stack-agnostic and integrates across the major ones plus multiple data availability layers, positioning itself as an orchestration layer rather than a competing stack. Compared with restaking protocols themselves, AltLayer is a consumer of restaked security rather than a provider of it.
The more consequential difference in 2026 is directional. AltLayer's public surface has shifted substantially toward AI agent infrastructure, with agent registries, model access, and machine payment rails now leading the homepage. Several competitors in rollup infrastructure have stayed focused on chains. Anyone evaluating ALT should treat that repositioning as a material fact rather than a marketing detail, because it changes what the token is ultimately meant to secure.
Rollups deployed through AltLayer settle to their chosen layer 1, so they ultimately inherit that chain's security for finalized state. Between settlements, the restaked rollup services provide the intermediate assurances: VITAL operators verify proposed state and can challenge a sequencer through a bisection protocol, and fraud proofs back the in-house optimistic stack.
Economic security comes from stake that can be slashed. Operators post bonds, and the requirement to have capital at risk is what discourages equivocation by sequencers. The ALT token contract itself is a standard ERC-20 deployed at the same address on Ethereum and BNB Chain. As with any restaking-dependent design, security is layered rather than monolithic, and the guarantees between settlement points are economic rather than cryptographic.
The clearest risk is strategic drift. AltLayer's homepage now foregrounds AI and agent products, and does not mention the ALT token, while the documentation still describes the rollup architecture the token was designed around. That gap between the product surface and the token's documented purpose is a real uncertainty about where value accrues.
Second, the restaked rollup model depends on a healthy restaking market, so risks in that layer propagate to AltLayer's services. Third, Rollups-as-a-Service is a crowded and price-competitive market, and the growth of shared, general-purpose layer 2s has weakened the case for many application-specific chains. Fourth, ALT restaking carries a 21-day unbonding period with no rewards during cooldown, so exits are not immediate. Finally, the agent and machine-payment products are early relative to the rollup business, and their eventual contribution is unproven.
AltLayer matters because it made a concrete attempt to industrialize rollup deployment. Its stack-agnostic launchpad and the restaked rollup design pushed the industry to treat sequencing, verification, and finality as separable services rather than monolithic features of a single chain.
It is also an informative example of infrastructure companies adapting as the modular thesis cooled and attention moved to autonomous agents. Whether the pivot compounds on the original technology or splits focus is one of the more interesting open questions in this part of the market.
ALT is listed on a wide range of centralized exchanges following its January 2024 launch, which included a Binance Launchpool distribution. It also trades on decentralized exchanges on Ethereum and BNB Chain, where the token is deployed at the same contract address on both networks.
Before trading on-chain, verify the contract address and confirm which chain you are on. Exchange availability and product access vary by jurisdiction, so check regional support before funding an account.
ALT is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and a BEP-20 token on BNB Chain, so it works with any standard EVM wallet, including hardware wallets such as Ledger and Trezor paired with a compatible interface. Self-custody in a hardware wallet is the stronger option for long-term holding because signing keys stay off an internet-connected device.
Holders who restake ALT should note that the deposit moves tokens into a smart contract, adding contract risk to chain risk, and that unstaking is subject to a 21-day cooldown with no rewards during that window. Plan liquidity needs around that timeline rather than assuming staked ALT is available on demand.
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Leia o guia completo de paper tradingO preço atual de Altlayer é 0,005482 € com uma variação de 3,46% nas últimas 24 horas.
O volume diário de negociação é 239 067 € representando uma variação de 63,51% nas últimas 24 horas.
A capitalização de mercado de Altlayer é 39 065 038 €, ocupando a posição #327 globalmente.
A avaliação totalmente diluída (FDV) de Altlayer é 54 817 437 €, calculada assumindo o fornecimento máximo de 10 000 000 000 ALT.
Em circulação: 7 126 388 885. Total: 10 000 000 000. Máximo: 10 000 000 000.
Nas últimas 24 horas, Altlayer foi negociado entre um mínimo de 0,00526 € e um máximo de 0,005503 €.
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