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Ampera (AMP) currently has a price of ₽0.031 and is up 0.82% over the last 24 hours. The cryptocurrency is ranked 557 with a market cap of ₽2.8B. Over the last 24 hours, it saw ₽300.3M of trading volume. The token has a circulating supply of 89.8B tokens out of a total supply of 99.7B tokens.
AMP is an open-source, decentralized protocol in the DeFi sector that provides collateral as a service. It introduces Ampera as a digital collateral token designed for instant, verifiable assurances across various value transfers. Aimed at connecting real-world businesses with crypto payments, AMP offers a system backed by collateral assets. It features a flexible platform for verifiable collateralization, using token partitions and collateral managers that allow for the collateralization of accounts, applications, or transactions. These partitions maintain balances verifiable on the Ethereum blockchain.
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AMP is a collateral token on Ethereum that secures instant payment settlements on the Flexa network. When a crypto payment is initiated, AMP is locked as collateral covering the transaction value during the settlement window. If the underlying crypto payment fails or is reversed, the locked AMP is liquidated to cover the merchant. This allows merchants to receive guaranteed settlement instantly rather than waiting for on-chain confirmation.
Total supply is fixed at 99.4 billion AMP. Tokens are organized into collateral partitions: discrete buckets of AMP assigned to specific payment networks or use cases. Each partition operates independently, meaning AMP locked in one partition cannot be double-counted against another. Partition managers (network operators) define the rules for how collateral is allocated and slashed within their partition.
Traditional payment processors (Visa, Mastercard) use centralized credit facilities and chargeback networks as backstops. AMP replaces this with overcollateralized on-chain lockups: no counterparty intermediary, no credit risk, no chargeback window. The collateral is visible and verifiable on-chain in real time. The tradeoff is capital inefficiency: AMP must be locked per-transaction, whereas traditional networks use revolving credit lines.
AMP hit roughly $0.12 in June 2021, currently trades well below $0.01. Key headwinds: Flexa’s merchant network did not scale at the rate needed to drive material collateral demand; crypto payment adoption at point-of-sale remains marginal; the collateral model requires significant AMP lockup to process meaningful volume, creating a chicken-and-egg problem between token price and collateral utility.
Flexa is the payments company that built the AMP collateral system. Historically integrated with Nordstrom, Whole Foods, Petco, GameStop, and others via the SPEDN app. The payments flow through Flexa’s SDK which converts crypto to fiat at point of sale with AMP collateral absorbed on the backend.