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Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
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About AltLayer (ALT)
ALT and AltLayer
AltLayer describes itself as an open and decentralized protocol for rollups and agents. Its rollup technology includes Restaked Rollups, which combine existing rollup stacks with restaking-based security and fast finality. ALT is the supported token for AltLayer’s restaking system and is an important part of the protocol’s economic design.
ALT restaking
AltLayer’s current documentation lists ALT as the supported token for its Ethereum mainnet restaking system. Staked ALT can be represented through share tokens and converted into restaked ALT. The documentation currently lists a 21-day unbonding period, with rewards paid in ALT and no rewards during the unbonding period.
Restaked Rollups
Restaked Rollups are designed to add economic security and other services to rollups built with common stacks such as OP Stack, Arbitrum Orbit, ZK Stack and Polygon CDK. AltLayer uses EigenLayer-style restaking concepts to help bootstrap security and decentralization for these rollup services.
Agents and new infrastructure
AltLayer’s current documentation also includes services for agents, including components connected with x402 and EIP-8004-related infrastructure. The project describes these as building blocks for an agentic economy, extending AltLayer beyond its original rollup-focused positioning.
ALT risks
ALT is exposed to smart-contract, restaking, rollup, operator and token-emission risks. Restaking introduces dependencies between multiple systems, so a problem in an underlying network or service can affect users. Current staking parameters can also change, and older documentation should not override the live parameters published by AltLayer.
This page separates project documentation from live FMchart market fields. Historical tokenomics, staking rules and roadmap statements are dated where relevant, while live figures are intended to refresh independently when market data is available. Readers should use current project documentation for changes after the review date.
For FMchart readers, ALT’s restaking parameters should be treated as current documentation that can change with protocol governance and product development. AltLayer currently lists Ethereum mainnet, ALT as the supported token, a 21-day cooldown and ALT-denominated rewards. Those details describe the documented restaking system and should not be generalized to every future AltLayer product. The protocol also now covers agent infrastructure in addition to Restaked Rollups, so older descriptions focused only on rollups are incomplete. Live ALT price, market cap, rank and supply are independent market fields. FMchart’s composite history can begin later than the project’s original launch because it depends on supported exchange data. This page keeps the staking mechanism, rollup architecture, agent services and live market statistics separate, allowing dated technical documentation to remain useful without implying that every parameter is permanent.
The AltLayer page also keeps live market statistics outside the static project narrative, so refreshed values do not require rewriting the underlying explanation.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
AltLayer (ALT) FAQ
What is ALT?
ALT is the native token associated with AltLayer and is used in the protocol’s restaking and ecosystem mechanisms.
What is the current ALT price?
The current ALT price is $0.0065 in FMchart’s composite market data, shown as a USD reference across supported exchanges.
What is ALT used for?
ALT is used in AltLayer’s restaking system and supports the economic mechanisms around rollup and agent infrastructure.
Can ALT be staked?
Yes. AltLayer supports ALT restaking on Ethereum mainnet, with current documentation listing a 21-day unbonding period.
What is the current ALT supply?
Current ALT circulating supply is a live market field, while AltLayer’s staking documentation defines the token as the supported asset for its restaking system.
What is ALT’s market cap and rank?
ALT has a market cap of $49.37M and a market rank of 446 in FMchart’s current market-data fields when available.
How has ALT performed historically?
FMchart summarizes the available AltLayer price history using its composite USD series. The monthly and annual tables on this page depend on the historical market data available for the asset.
What are Restaked Rollups?
Restaked Rollups combine existing rollup stacks with restaking-based security, decentralization and fast-finality services in AltLayer’s architecture.
What is ALT unbonding time?
AltLayer’s current staking documentation lists a 21-day cooldown period for unstaking ALT, with no rewards during that unbonding period.
What are the risks of ALT?
Risks include restaking dependencies, smart contracts, rollup infrastructure, operator performance and changes to token or staking parameters.