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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
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Bancor Network Markets
Bancor Network Historical Data
About Bancor Network (BNT)
Bancor Network (BNT) is the network token associated with Bancor’s on-chain trading and liquidity ecosystem. Bancor documentation describes automated market-making tools, liquidity provision and protocol contracts, while its support material identifies Carbon DeFi as a venue for customizable on-chain trading strategies. BNT should not be confused with vBNT, a governance-related token used in Bancor’s system. FMchart tracks BNT market data independently of protocol documentation, helping readers separate token price movements from changes to the products and contracts around it.
Bancor’s role in decentralized trading
Bancor’s technical material describes smart-contract infrastructure that supports token swaps and liquidity pools. Rather than matching buyers and sellers through a conventional centralized order book, automated market makers use pool balances and programmed rules to quote trades. The actual route, fee and available liquidity depend on the token pair and the deployed contracts. A protocol overview is therefore not a guarantee that every asset is supported or that every pool has enough depth for a large transaction.
BNT and governance components
The BNT token is identified in Bancor’s developer documentation as the Bancor network token. The same contract directory lists vBNT as a governance token, and Bancor’s support documentation says its protocols are governed through BancorDAO using staked BNT and vBNT. Those names describe connected but different roles. Users should check the current governance interface and contract documentation before assuming that holding liquid BNT alone provides identical voting power, or that a historic governance mechanism still works in the same way.
Carbon DeFi and order design
Carbon DeFi is described by Bancor as a decentralized trading protocol that lets users create adjustable on-chain limit and range orders. Its recurring-order design links two orders: when one executes, the acquired asset can fund the opposite side. That structure differs from simply placing a one-time swap, and the documentation warns that execution is irreversible once an order fills even though its parameters can be adjusted on-chain. Outcomes depend on market movement, liquidity and the settings selected by the user.
Liquidity provision and contract risk
Bancor documentation also describes single-sided liquidity provision and reward programmes. Depositing assets means interacting with smart contracts, approvals and pool-specific conditions; it is not equivalent to holding BNT in a wallet. Documentation notes that some pools can be in deficit, which may affect withdrawals, and that withdrawal flows can include a cooldown. These details make contract status, pool conditions and withdrawal rules important research points. Historical descriptions of a feature should not be treated as proof that it is currently available for every asset.
Interpreting BNT market history
On FMchart, compare BNT price changes with volume and the period being studied, then review dated Bancor governance or product updates for context. The composite chart summarizes supported market sources; venue prices can diverge because liquidity and trading conditions differ. Price history cannot reveal pool solvency, contract configuration, governance participation or whether a particular strategy would have executed as expected. For those questions, combine market observations with current Bancor technical documentation and the contract addresses listed by the project.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Bancor Network (BNT) FAQ
What is BNT used for?
BNT is identified by Bancor’s technical documentation as the Bancor network token. Bancor’s wider ecosystem includes on-chain trading and liquidity tools, while governance materials distinguish BNT from vBNT. The exact role depends on the product and contract being used, so a token holder should consult current Bancor documentation rather than assume every protocol feature uses BNT in the same way.
Is BNT the same as vBNT?
No. Bancor’s developer contract list identifies BNT as the network token and vBNT as a governance token. They are related within the Bancor ecosystem but should not be treated as interchangeable assets. Before evaluating governance rights or a contract interaction, verify the asset, contract address and current rules in Bancor’s official documentation.
What is Carbon DeFi?
Carbon DeFi is described by Bancor as a decentralized trading protocol for custom on-chain limit and range orders. Its recurring-order design links two orders so that execution of one can fund the opposite side. These mechanics differ from a simple one-time swap, and outcomes depend on market conditions and order settings. Read the current documentation before interacting with a contract.
How does Bancor liquidity provision work?
Bancor documents liquidity pools and single-sided liquidity provision, allowing users to deposit assets into protocol contracts. Such a deposit is different from simply holding BNT, and each pool has its own conditions. Contract approvals, pool state and withdrawal procedures matter. Bancor documentation has warned that a pool deficit may affect withdrawals, so users should check the relevant pool and contract details first.
Does holding BNT guarantee yield?
No token balance by itself guarantees a yield. Bancor’s documentation describes reward programmes, but participation depends on eligible pools, contracts, programme availability and any applicable conditions. Rates can change and smart-contract activity carries technical risk. Readers should verify the live programme details rather than relying on older descriptions or assuming that every BNT holder receives rewards automatically.
How is Bancor governance organized?
Bancor’s support documentation says its ecosystem protocols are governed by BancorDAO through staked BNT and vBNT. That statement describes a governance mechanism, not a promise that every holder has identical voting power. Check current proposal rules and the governance interface for delegation, voting requirements and active decisions. A market chart cannot show whether a proposal passed or how votes were distributed.
What can a BNT chart show?
A price chart can help compare BNT’s historical market value and changes in composite trading activity. It cannot establish liquidity-pool solvency, the status of a smart contract or the likely result of a Carbon order. To investigate those questions, combine market data with Bancor’s contract directory, current product documentation and dated governance proposals. Price history should be treated as descriptive rather than predictive.
What should I verify before using a Bancor contract?
Confirm the token and pool addresses from current official documentation, review the requested approval and understand the withdrawal path before signing a transaction. Bancor’s guides describe contract interactions and note that pool conditions can affect exits. Check whether a reward programme is active and whether a cooldown applies. A protocol overview or token chart is not a substitute for reviewing the actual contract and transaction details.
What is the all-time high for BNT?
FMchart lists BNT's all-time high as $10.72, reached on Jan 8, 2018. This historical peak is a reference point, not a target or forecast. Different data providers may report different highs because of exchange coverage, price aggregation and the start of available history. Check the chart timeframe and market-data methodology before comparing the peak with a current quote.
How has BNT performed over its available FMchart history?
FMchart’s composite history for Bancor Network provides a dated record of market prices across supported sources. The available history can differ from individual exchange listings, so check the chart’s start date and timeframe before comparing returns. Historical performance is descriptive, not predictive, and cannot prove that the project’s current utility or user activity has increased.