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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 Veranta (AVNT)
Veranta was called Avantis until the project announced a new name on 14 September 2026. It is an on-chain venue for crypto and real-world markets. The post said more than 100 real-world markets were live, across areas such as currencies, goods, and shares. AVNT remains the token name. The token page says it runs on Base Mainnet and has a fixed supply of one billion.
From Avantis to Veranta
The 14 September 2026 post says Avantis is now Veranta. It frames the change as a wider plan for on-chain markets. The post names crypto, currencies, goods, and shares. It said the platform then had more than 100 real-world markets and set a goal to add more assets. That later target is a plan, not a count of markets confirmed in the same post. The token ticker remains AVNT after the name change.
AVNT supply and shares
Veranta's token page gives AVNT a total supply of 1,000,000,000 on Base Mainnet. It assigns 12.5% to the first airdrop, 28.6% to on-chain rewards, and 9% to builder grants. Other shares go to the team, advisers, investors, the base fund, and liquidity. The same token page sets out how these shares are set aside. Those shares describe the full supply plan, not the amount now on the market.
Staking and the safety pool
Veranta says staked AVNT can go into a Security Module. It acts as a buffer for liquidity providers when market losses are very high. The token page lists possible rewards, XP boosts, and fee cuts for stakers. It also says staked AVNT can be cut if losses use up the buffer. That risk is part of the design. The page does not promise a set reward rate or say that a stake cannot lose value.
Buybacks and burns
On 11 March 2026, the team said AVNT buybacks and burns had begun. Its rule sends 30% of eligible daily open, close, and win fees to buy AVNT on the market. Tokens bought under the rule are then burned. The post says the size of the buy depends on fee income. This means the daily amount can change. It is not a fixed number of tokens, and the rule does not promise a price rise.
Votes and market data
Veranta's token docs list votes on protocol changes, new chains, fee settings, asset lists, and new products as AVNT uses. The September name change also set a wider goal for its market range. FMchart's composite history tracks AVNT prices in USD from supported venues. It does not count open trades, fees earned, or votes cast. Those figures need the project's own data and records.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Veranta (AVNT) FAQ
What is Veranta (AVNT)?
Veranta is the current name of the on-chain exchange previously called Avantis. Its 14 September 2026 announcement describes a broader venue for crypto and real-world markets, including currencies, commodities, and equities. AVNT remains the ecosystem token and is documented for staking, incentives, and governance.
What is AVNT used for?
Veranta documents AVNT as a utility and governance token. Stakers can use it in the Security Module, while the token materials describe rewards, XP boosts, and eligible trading-fee discounts. Holders are also expected to vote on protocol topics such as fee settings, asset listings, and new chains. These stated utilities do not promise any particular reward rate.
What markets does Veranta support?
Veranta’s September 2026 rebrand announcement describes an on-chain exchange for crypto and real-world markets. It said the platform already supported more than 100 real-world markets and outlined expansion toward 500 or more assets. The article lists currencies, commodities, and equities among the market categories, while the specific markets available can change with platform updates.
What is the current AVNT price?
Veranta’s AVNT composite quote is $0.1082; its display sits at the top of this page next to the coin name. Veranta’s token documentation places AVNT on Base Mainnet and describes staking through a Security Module that can be slashed if its loss buffer is exhausted. The quote reflects supported market venues; the fee-funded buyback rule announced in March 2026 is a separate mechanism.
What is AVNT’s circulating supply?
The circulating supply field for AVNT is 362,485,696 AVNT, and the stated maximum supply is 1,000,000,000 AVNT. Veranta’s token documentation allocates portions to community airdrops, on-chain incentives, ecosystem grants, investors, the team, the foundation, and liquidity. Those categories describe distribution; the live supply figure reflects the current market-data field.
What is AVNT’s all-time high?
The ATH recorded for AVNT is $2.64; FMchart lists its date as Sep 21, 2025. Veranta’s token documents describe a fixed one-billion supply, a Security Module for stakers, and governance rights. Those features do not define the price record. Its September 2026 rebrand changed the project’s public name from Avantis to Veranta while keeping AVNT as the ticker.
How has AVNT performed historically?
AVNT’s history includes the project’s 2026 shift to the Veranta name and a March 2026 announcement of recurring buybacks and burns funded by eligible fees. The Monthly Returns (USD) table summarizes market prices rather than token burns or exchange revenue. It reflects the available composite period and is not a causal analysis of each move.
How does AVNT staking work?
Veranta says staked AVNT can be placed in its Security Module, which acts as a buffer for liquidity providers during extreme market conditions. The project describes possible rewards, XP boosts, and fee discounts for stakers. It also notes that staked AVNT can be slashed if losses exceed the buffer, so the mechanism includes risk as well as potential benefits.
Does AVNT have a fixed supply?
Yes. Veranta’s token page gives AVNT a total supply cap of 1,000,000,000. It assigns 12.5% to the initial airdrop, 28.6% to on-chain incentives, and 9% to builder and ecosystem grants; other shares go to investors, team and advisors, foundation, and liquidity reserve. The allocation table is not a live circulating-supply reading.
Does Veranta burn AVNT tokens?
On 11 March 2026, Veranta announced that 30% of eligible daily opening, closing, and win fees would fund open-market AVNT purchases, with acquired tokens permanently burned. The post says the program’s size rises and falls with fee revenue. This is a recurring mechanism described by the project, not a fixed number of tokens burned each day.