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Boba Network (BOBA) USD Price

USD
$0.019
–$0.000038 (–0.20%)
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boba Market stats

Market cap
$9.4M
Circulating supply
493.6M
Volume (24h)
$1.1M
All time high
$7.93
FDV
$9.5M
Total supply
500M

About Boba Network

Boba Network Price Data

Boba Network (BOBA) currently has a price of $0.019 and is down -0.20% over the last 24 hours. The cryptocurrency is ranked 1163 with a market cap of $9.4M. Over the last 24 hours, it saw $1.1M of trading volume. The token has a circulating supply of 493.6M tokens out of a total supply of 500M tokens.

Boba Network, represented by the ticker symbol BOBA, is a cryptocurrency. It's a hybrid network that works with off-chain data and computation.


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Circulating supply is ~490M BOBA with a max supply of 500M.


BOBA was distributed to the OMG Network community via airdrop (OMG holders received BOBA 1:1), with allocations spanning the ecosystem/community, team, and investors. Quarterly unlock tranches of ~30M tokens began September 20, 2022.


Boba Network is a multichain Layer 2 scaling solution built on Ethereum using Optimistic Rollup technology, with deployments also on Avalanche and BNB Chain. Its defining feature is Hybrid Compute™ — a system that lets smart contracts request and receive results from off-chain computation and Web2 APIs in real time, enabling AI models, complex algorithms, and real-world data feeds within a single atomic transaction.


A sequencer orders and bundles multiple L2 transactions into a batch, then submits the batch to Ethereum via a single L1 transaction, distributing the L1 fee cost across all bundled transactions. Sequencers operate “optimistically,” assuming all transactions are valid. A challenge window allows anyone to submit a fraud proof contesting a transaction; if the challenge succeeds, the challenger is compensated.