Live HBAR price in USD next to the canonical Hedera network exchange rate, with 24-hour change, volume, 7/30/90-day chart, market cap, fully diluted valuation and an HBAR to USD converter.
The market price is what traders pay. The network exchange rate is what Hedera uses to convert dollar-denominated fees into HBAR. Seeing them side by side explains why a fee quoted in dollars settles at a slightly different HBAR amount.
Market cap uses circulating supply; fully diluted valuation uses the 50 billion cap. Both are shown, so the gap between today's valuation and a fully released supply is explicit rather than implied.
The page shows the live HBAR/USD market price, refreshed every few seconds, next to the canonical network exchange rate that Hedera uses to price transaction fees. The 24h change, volume, market cap and fully diluted valuation update with it.
The market price is aggregated from SaucerSwap pool data and public price feeds; the network exchange rate is read directly from the Hedera Mirror Node. Both are free public sources, so no API key is involved.
They measure different things. The market price is what traders pay on exchanges. The network exchange rate is the rate the Hedera network uses to convert dollar-denominated fees into HBAR. They usually sit close together but are not the same number.
HBAR is capped at 50 billion tokens. Not all of it circulates: the page shows circulating supply and fully diluted valuation, so you can see the difference between today's market cap and the fully diluted figure.
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