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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.Chainbase Markets
Chainbase Historical Data
About Chainbase (C)
Chainbase (C) is the native asset of Chainbase, a blockchain data infrastructure project focused on indexing and distributing on-chain data. Chainbase's 2026 materials describe a platform serving developers and AI agents, alongside a validator business. FMchart presents C price and performance through composite market data gathered across supported exchanges.
Chainbase data infrastructure
Chainbase describes its core platform as infrastructure for discovering, querying and distributing blockchain data. Its April–June 2026 newsletter says the platform became more agent-native and expanded its focus from developers toward AI agents. The same report describes data indexing across hundreds of blockchains and products designed to expose that information to applications.
The C token
Chainbase's 2026 newsletter calls C the native asset of its network. The token is associated with the project's data infrastructure and wider business model. The newsletter also describes Chainbase's validator operations across multiple networks, linking infrastructure services with staking-related activity.
Supply and vesting
Chainbase reported that 362.57 million C were unlocked as of June 30, 2026, equal to 36.26% of its 1 billion maximum supply. It also said July 2026 marked the start of linear vesting for Private A, Private B and Core Team allocations. The report described a scheduled July increase of 24.48 million C, showing why supply statistics should be read with their relevant date.
2026 market and product context
The same quarterly report said C was listed on Bitvavo and Bitkub during April 2026 and described Chainbase's expansion into agent-focused products. These are historical developments rather than guarantees about future adoption. FMchart's market tables separately measure composite price performance and should not be read as a measure of network usage.
Risks and data limits
C is exposed to the risks of blockchain data infrastructure, validator operations, token vesting and changes in product adoption. Supply unlocks can alter the amount of token available to markets. FMchart's composite history can also start later than Chainbase's technical history when exchange coverage is limited. Supply should be interpreted alongside the reporting date. Chainbase's quarterly report gives dated unlocked-supply figures and explains that scheduled vesting continued after June 2026. A live market-data value can therefore differ from an older company report without either figure being incorrect. FMchart keeps live supply fields separate from dated narrative claims. The project's own quarterly reporting is therefore the preferred source for dated operational and token-economics statements. FMchart does not convert those business metrics into token valuation claims, and it keeps market performance separate from the project's reported product or validator activity. These dated disclosures are more reliable for historical claims than undated summaries because the token's unlock schedule can change the relationship between unlocked and circulating supply.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Chainbase (C) FAQ
What is the current C price?
The current C price is $0.0801 in FMchart's composite market data. The value is shown in USD and represents an aggregated market reference across supported exchanges rather than a quote from one venue. FMchart refreshes this field when market data is available, so it can change over time.
What is C used for?
C is the native asset of Chainbase's network. Chainbase also operates data infrastructure and validator services, which form the wider ecosystem around the token. Chainbase's dated reporting is used for historical supply claims, while FMchart keeps live market statistics separate so older disclosures are not mistaken for current values.
What is the current C market cap and rank?
C has a market cap of $12.81M and a market rank of 1057. FMchart calculates the displayed market statistics from its market-data layer, while the rank badge at the top of the page provides the corresponding current rank when market data is available.
When did C vesting begin?
Chainbase reported that July 2026 was the first month when Private A, Private B and Core Team allocations began linear vesting after their cliffs. Chainbase's dated reporting is used for historical supply claims, while FMchart keeps live market statistics separate so older disclosures are not mistaken for current values.
What does Chainbase do?
Chainbase builds infrastructure for indexing, querying and distributing blockchain data. Its 2026 materials also describe products designed to make that data accessible to AI agents. Chainbase's dated reporting is used for historical supply claims, while FMchart keeps live market statistics separate so older disclosures are not mistaken for current values.
Does Chainbase run validators?
Yes. Chainbase's April–June 2026 report says its validator business operated across more than 15 networks and earned staking rewards while supporting those networks. Chainbase's dated reporting is used for historical supply claims, while FMchart keeps live market statistics separate so older disclosures are not mistaken for current values.
What happened to C supply in Q2 2026?
Chainbase reported 362.57 million unlocked C at June 30, up from 329.14 million at the end of March. It attributed the increase to scheduled ecosystem, worker and allocation unlocks. Chainbase's dated reporting is used for historical supply claims, while FMchart keeps live market statistics separate so older disclosures are not mistaken for current values.
What is the current C circulating supply?
The current Chainbase supply figures are shown in the Price Statistics panel when market data is available. That panel provides circulating and maximum supply fields for comparison, while the project's own documentation explains how its supply is structured.
How has C performed historically?
FMchart summarizes the available Chainbase price history using its composite USD series. The monthly and annual results on this page are calculated from that series, so the start date depends on the first market data available for the asset.
What is C's current circulating supply?
C's circulating supply and maximum supply are listed in the Price Statistics panel on this page when market data is available. Circulating supply counts tokens already available on the market, while maximum supply is the upper limit set for the token, if one exists.