| General information | |
|---|---|
| Global rank: | 2330 |
| Name: |
Synternet |
| Symbol: | SYNT |
| Current coin price (MOP): | 0.007 MOP$ |
| Last hour: | arrow_downward-9.99 % |
| Last 24 hours: | arrow_upward10.60 % |
| Last 7 days: | -36.43 %trending_down |
| Capitalisation (MOP): | 4 786 753.38 MOP$ |
| Volume 24h (MOP): | 774 839.62 MOP$ |
| Available supply: | 655 416 563.00 SYNT |
| Total coin supply: | -1 SYNT |
| Start date: | 2020-09-27 |
Synternet/Macanese Pataca (SYNT/MOP) price chart
Synternet/Macanese Pataca (SYNT/MOP) capitalisation and volume charts
NOIA is the native utility token of the Syntropy network, functioning as an ERC-20 token similar to Ethereum gas. It facilitates data transfers and secure connections within the network. The token serves as the "gas" for the Syntropy DARP Network, incentivizing its creation and operation by the user community. Additionally, NOIA is crucial for the Syntropy Chain, supporting essential functions like authentication, authorization, and accounting, all operated by nodes on Syntropy’s native blockchain.
The Syntropy network aims to revolutionize how blockchain data is used. Positioned as the first Data Layer for Web3, it enables real-time and historical data access across multiple blockchains. Syntropy's Data Layer is powered by a proprietary tech stack, offering seamless multi-chain data interaction.
In the Syntropy network, all information transmitted is tokenized, making NOIA token fundamental in this process. It is designed to unlock various features on the platform, enhancing the Web3 experience for users. The token made its market debut around July 2019, marking its introduction to the cryptocurrency world.
Syntropy was initiated as NOIA by a small group of enthusiastic individuals and has grown into a global movement aimed at improving the internet. The development and management of the Syntropy ecosystem are overseen by open-source developers globally, led by an executive team including Dom Povilauskas (CEO), William B. Norton, and Jonas Simanavicius.