Qual é o preço atual de Mango Network?
O preço atual de Mango Network é 0,004748 € com uma variação de 0,52% nas últimas 24 horas.
Mango Network is a Move-based Layer 1 blockchain that uses delegated proof of stake and positions itself as a multi-VM, omni-chain settlement layer. MGO is its native coin, used to pay gas, to stake with validators and to participate in on-chain governance.
The name needs a disclaimer up front. Several unrelated projects have used "Mango" in crypto, including a Solana lending and trading protocol and a BNB Chain token called Mango Finance. This page describes only the Layer 1 network at mangonet.io, whose mainnet JSON-RPC endpoint is https://mainnet.mangonet.io and whose explorer is mgoscan.com. A live probe of that endpoint on 2026-09-11 returned chain identifier e5e04c91, protocol version 3, epoch 451 and 21 active validators, confirming a running Move network rather than an EVM chain at that endpoint.
Official sources:
Mango Network is developed by MangoNet Labs. The project does not publish a prominent founder biography on its official site, and the most reliable public record of the work is the code itself: the MangoNet-Labs/mango repository describes the network as "a Layer1 blockchain based on the Dpos consensus mechanism and supported by Move to build a transaction-based omni-chain infrastructure network."
The public timeline runs roughly as follows. Testnets ran through 2024 and into 2025. The token generation event and mainnet launch took place on 24 June 2025, alongside a community airdrop for testnet and mainnet participants. Names circulating on third-party sites are not confirmed by the project's own materials.
A second point worth stating plainly: the main public repository was last pushed in June 2025. Public open-source activity has therefore been quiet for roughly a year even though the network is live and advancing epochs. That says where development is visible, not that it stopped.
Move execution with an object model Mango runs Move smart contracts, and its JSON-RPC surface uses an mgo_ namespace with checkpoints, objects and a system-state object. That is an object-based execution and storage model rather than the account-and-storage-slot model used by Ethereum.
Delegated proof of stake A limited validator set produces and certifies checkpoints. Token holders delegate MGO to validators and share in staking rewards, and the active set is visible through the system-state object and the explorer.
Epoch-based operation The chain advances in epochs, with validator set and staking changes taking effect at epoch boundaries. The system state read on 2026-09-11 was at epoch 451 with 21 active validators.
Omni-chain ambitions The project markets itself as multi-VM, describing support for EVM alongside MoveVM so contracts from different ecosystems can settle on one base layer. The mainnet endpoint published in the documentation answers Move-namespace calls and rejects eth_chainId, so any EVM surface is separate from that endpoint. Check current documentation for how EVM access is exposed before building against it.
MGO is the network's native coin rather than a smart contract token, so it is not an ERC-20 and has no contract address on Ethereum. Its documented roles are:
The project has described a total issuance of ten billion MGO, allocated across community airdrops, a proof-of-stake staking pool, an ecosystem innovation fund and advisors. Ten billion is a published tokenomics figure, not a constant readable from a single token contract the way an ERC-20 cap is, so treat it as a stated plan and verify through official channels.
The clearest differentiator is the combination it claims: a Move object-model chain that also aims to host EVM execution, with omni-chain settlement as the product rather than an afterthought. Most Move chains are Move-only, and most multi-VM claims come from EVM chains adding a second environment rather than the reverse.
The second is operational simplicity. A single native coin pays gas across the environments the network hosts, instead of a separate gas asset per execution layer.
Compared with other Move Layer 1s, Mango shares the object model and checkpoint structure but adds the multi-VM and omni-chain framing, and it runs a notably compact validator set.
Compared with general-purpose EVM chains, Mango starts from Move's resource-oriented safety model, which makes certain classes of asset bug harder to write, at the cost of a smaller developer pool and fewer battle-tested libraries.
Compared with interoperability protocols that sit on top of existing chains, Mango is trying to be the settlement chain itself rather than a messaging layer. That is harder to bootstrap, because it needs its own liquidity and its own applications.
Security comes from delegated proof of stake. Validators are selected by delegated weight, produce and certify checkpoints, and are subject to epoch-based set changes. Move's resource semantics add a language-level defense against duplicating or accidentally discarding assets.
The honest caveat is validator concentration. A 21-validator active set is small by Layer 1 standards, which helps performance but concentrates liveness and censorship assumptions in a limited group. Look at how stake is distributed across that set rather than the count alone; the explorer publishes that detail.
Mango is one of the few networks attempting to make Move the base layer for cross-environment settlement rather than a sealed alternative ecosystem. If multi-VM settlement becomes a serious category, the questions Mango is working through (single gas asset, one validator set, one object store across environments) are the ones that will matter. The network is live and advancing epochs, which is more than many projects with similar claims can say.
MGO trades on centralized exchanges. Because it is a native coin on its own chain, withdrawals go to a Mango address rather than an EVM or Solana address, and availability varies by region.
MGO has commonly been available on:
Confirm the listing and the withdrawal network on the venue itself.
MGO can be held on an exchange account (custodial), in a wallet that supports the Mango network natively (required for staking and delegation), or behind a hardware wallet where the wallet software explicitly supports Mango.
Do not send MGO to an Ethereum, BNB Chain or Solana address. Native coins on a Move chain use their own address format, and a cross-network mistake is normally unrecoverable. Verify balances on Mangoscan after any transfer.
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Leia o guia completo de paper tradingO preço atual de Mango Network é 0,004748 € com uma variação de 0,52% nas últimas 24 horas.
O volume diário de negociação é 337 110 € representando uma variação de 31,57% nas últimas 24 horas.
A capitalização de mercado de Mango Network é 7 548 595 €, ocupando a posição #691 globalmente.
A avaliação totalmente diluída (FDV) de Mango Network é 47 475 440 €, calculada assumindo o fornecimento máximo de 10 000 000 000 MGO.
Em circulação: 1 590 000 000. Total: 10 000 000 000. Máximo: 10 000 000 000.
Nas últimas 24 horas, Mango Network foi negociado entre um mínimo de 0,00474 € e um máximo de 0,004779 €.
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