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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.Shentu Markets
Shentu Historical Data
About Shentu (CTK)
Shentu (CTK) is the native token of Shentu Chain, a proof-of-stake blockchain project focused on security tools for decentralized applications. CTK is used for network gas and staking, and official materials describe roles in a decentralized Security Oracle and ShentuShield reimbursement pools. These functions connect the token to network activity rather than making it a share in a company. FMchart shows CTK's composite price in US dollars from supported market venues; actual prices can vary across exchanges and trading pairs.
Shentu Chain and consensus
Shentu Chain is built using Cosmos ecosystem technology and a proof-of-stake consensus design. Validators help propose and confirm blocks, while delegators can bond CTK to validators without operating their own infrastructure. Staking helps align economic incentives with network availability, but it also introduces lockup and validator-performance considerations. The current validator set, staking parameters and unbonding rules should be checked in live chain documentation rather than inferred from an older white paper.
CTK for gas and staking
CTK pays transaction and smart-contract fees on Shentu Chain. Users can also delegate CTK to a bonded validator to participate in staking rewards. Rewards vary with network parameters and validator commission, and they are not guaranteed returns. The Shentu white paper describes a 21-day unbonding period for delegated tokens; users should confirm the current chain parameters before delegating, because unbonding affects when tokens can be moved and can leave them exposed to market changes.
Decentralized Security Oracle
Shentu's Security Oracle is designed to provide security analysis for blockchain projects and smart contracts. The documented model uses incentives to encourage participants to supply analyses, with CTK involved in the economic mechanism. The usefulness of such a service depends on the quality, coverage and timeliness of the available analysis. A security score or report should be treated as one input to a broader review, not proof that a contract is free from vulnerabilities.
ShentuShield reimbursement pools
ShentuShield is described as a system of decentralized pools that may reimburse eligible losses under their own rules. CTK can be staked as collateral in these pools, where it may support pool participation and rewards. That role is different from insurance issued by a regulated insurer: reimbursement depends on pool funds, eligibility rules and claim decisions. Participants should read the specific pool terms and understand that collateral may be used to pay approved claims.
Risks and token economics
CTK holders face several distinct risks. Staking may expose delegated tokens to validator penalties, including slashing under applicable network rules, and unbonding can limit access to funds. Security-oracle results cannot guarantee that a smart contract is safe, while reimbursement pools may lack enough assets to cover every claim. Token supply and rewards can also change with protocol parameters. Use official Shentu documentation and current on-chain data when checking any specific mechanism.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Shentu (CTK) FAQ
What is Shentu (CTK)?
CTK is the native utility token of Shentu Chain, a proof-of-stake blockchain focused on security infrastructure. Official materials describe CTK use for gas, staking, Security Oracle incentives and ShentuShield pools. CTK does not represent equity in a company or a guaranteed claim on protocol revenue.
What does CTK pay for on Shentu Chain?
CTK is used to pay transaction and smart-contract gas fees on Shentu Chain. These fees help compensate network participants who provide validation resources. CTK also has staking and security-related uses, but the exact fee schedule and network parameters should be checked in current chain documentation.
How does CTK staking work?
CTK holders can delegate tokens to bonded validators to participate in proof-of-stake security without running a validator node themselves. Rewards depend on network parameters and validator commission. Delegation also carries risks, including validator downtime, possible slashing and an unbonding period before the tokens become transferable again.
What is Shentu Security Oracle?
The Shentu Security Oracle is designed to provide security analysis for blockchain applications and smart contracts. Its documented economic model uses CTK to incentivize analysis providers. A report can help identify issues, but it cannot prove a contract is completely safe; users should combine it with audits, testing and ongoing monitoring.
What is ShentuShield?
ShentuShield is a system of decentralized reimbursement pools for eligible losses under pool-specific rules. CTK can be staked as collateral in these pools. Reimbursement depends on available funds, claim eligibility and the relevant pool process, so participation should not be confused with guaranteed insurance coverage.
Can CTK staking be slashed?
Shentu's white paper describes slashing for certain validator failures, including double-signing and extended downtime. Delegators can be affected by the validator they choose, depending on network rules. Check current staking documentation for the active penalty conditions and validator performance before delegating tokens.
How long does CTK unbonding take?
The Shentu white paper documents a 21-day unbonding period for delegated CTK. Because network parameters and software can evolve, users should verify the current value in the chain interface or official documentation before staking. During unbonding, tokens may not be available for transfers or other uses.
What is the all-time high for CTK?
FMchart's composite ATH is shown as $3.94 on Apr 6, 2021. This is the highest price in the historical data available to the composite, not a forecast or guaranteed future level. Prices can differ by exchange because of liquidity, trading pairs and historical coverage.
How has CTK performed over time?
To review CTK's historical performance, use the chart on this page and select the period you want to compare. The available history may start later than the token's launch or differ from one exchange. Historical returns describe past price movements and cannot predict future results.
Where can I verify CTK token details?
Start with Shentu's official white paper and current chain documentation, then compare the token contract and live staking parameters with trusted on-chain data. Historical white-paper values may not match every current setting. FMchart's chart and Price Statistics panel provide market context when data is available, not a substitute for protocol documentation.