KyberNetwork
ATH / ATL
24h Price
24h summary
Over the last 24 hours, KyberNetwork moved from $0.1077 to $0.1059. The session high was $0.109, the low was $0.1047, and the intraday range was $0.0043 / 4%.
- 24h open
- $0.1077
- 24h close
- $0.1059
- 24h high
- $0.109
- 24h low
- $0.1047
- Volatility / range
- $0.0043 / 4%
- Updated
Monthly Returns heatmap
Heatmap summary
KyberNetwork posted 30 positive months out of 74. The longest positive streak lasted 4 months, while the longest negative streak lasted 7 months.
- Strongest month
- Jan 2023 +74.6%
- Weakest month
- May 2022 -55.1%
- Longest positive streak
- 4 Jan 2021 — Apr 2021
- Longest negative streak
- 7 Aug 2025 — Feb 2026
- Luckiest calendar month
- Jan • avg 22.7% • 6 mo.
- Unluckiest calendar month
- Dec • avg -23.1% • 6 mo.
Networks
Supported exchanges
About the coin
KyberNetwork (KNC) is a protocol designed to facilitate the exchange of digital assets, aiming to provide a decentralized and efficient liquidity infrastructure for decentralized applications (dApps) and crypto projects.
The core idea behind KyberNetwork is to aggregate liquidity from various sources, including decentralized exchanges (DEXs), market makers, and other liquidity pools. This aggregation allows for more competitive pricing and reduced slippage for users performing token swaps.
KNC is the native utility token of the KyberNetwork ecosystem. It plays a crucial role in the network's operations and governance.
One of the primary functions of KNC is to be staked by network participants, such as reserve providers. By staking KNC, these participants contribute to the network's liquidity and are rewarded for their participation.
KNC also serves as a means for network participants to pay for services within the KyberNetwork ecosystem. This can include transaction fees or other operational costs.
The governance model of KyberNetwork involves KNC token holders. They can participate in decision-making processes, influencing the future development and direction of the protocol.
KyberNetwork operates as a multi-chain protocol. This means that KNC tokens and the KyberNetwork protocol are available on several different blockchain networks, enhancing its accessibility and interoperability.
Among the supported blockchains are Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, and Polygon PoS. On these networks, KNC functions as a token adhering to specific token standards.
On the Ethereum network, KNC is an ERC-20 token, a widely adopted standard for fungible tokens on Ethereum. The contract address for KNC on Ethereum is 0xdefa4e8a7bcba345f687a2f1456f5edd9ce97202.
On the BNB Smart Chain, KNC is a BEP-20 token, following the corresponding standard for tokens on this network. Its contract address on BNB Smart Chain is 0xfe56d5892bdffc7bf58f2e84be1b2c32d21c308b.
For the Polygon PoS network, KNC is also an ERC-20 token, reflecting the compatibility of standards across these EVM-compatible chains. The contract address on Polygon PoS is 0x1c954e8fe737f99f68fa1ccda3e51ebdb291948c.
In all these instances, KNC is configured with 18 decimal places, a common practice for many cryptocurrencies to allow for fine-grained transactions.
KyberNetwork's architecture is built to be permissionless, allowing any developer or project to integrate with its liquidity protocol. This open approach fosters a more interconnected decentralized finance (DeFi) landscape.
The protocol's design emphasizes security and reliability, aiming to provide a robust infrastructure for digital asset exchanges that can be trusted by users and developers alike.
KyberNetwork's ongoing development and expansion across multiple chains highlight its commitment to improving the efficiency and accessibility of decentralized trading.
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Data source: Price and volume snapshots are sourced from Binance using the KNCUSDT market feed.
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