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DUSK to USDT Converter
1 DUSK = 0.110998 USDT · updated 06:22 UTC
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.DUSK Markets
DUSK Historical Data
About DUSK Network (DUSK)
DUSK is the native coin of Dusk, a chain built for regulated digital assets and private financial apps. The mainnet docs name digital securities, compliant smart contracts, and post-trade settlement as uses. DUSK pays chain fees and can be staked by provisioners. These are node operators that help make and check blocks. The token plan sets a maximum supply of one billion DUSK, issued over time.
Digital assets on Dusk
Dusk's mainnet docs name the issue and trade of digital securities as core tasks. Examples include equity, debt, and structured products. The docs also list shareholder records, identity checks, allowlists, forced transfers, and on-chain votes. These tools are made for markets with rules on who may own or move an asset. The docs describe what the network can do; they do not say every issuer is already using Dusk.
DUSK pays gas
DUSK pays the fees for actions on Dusk mainnet. The token guide says gas use and a gas price in LUX set the fee. One DUSK equals 1,000,000,000 LUX on mainnet. A user is not charged for gas that was not used. But if a task runs out of gas, it fails and the gas already used still costs DUSK. These rules set the cost of actions on the chain.
Staking by provisioners
The staking guide sets a minimum direct stake of 1,000 DUSK. A staker must run a provisioner node that stays online and in sync. Start-up usually takes six to twelve hours, based on the epoch cycle. Active nodes can earn both new DUSK and transaction fees. The guide also sets out penalties for poor service and for invalid actions. This is not a no-risk yield: a node must follow the network rules.
A 36-year supply plan
The tokenomics page sets the first supply at 500 million DUSK. Another 500 million may be issued over 36 years, for a one-billion cap. Emission drops over time, with a stated halving pattern every four years. The page names the block maker, development fund, validation committee, and ratification committee in the reward split. That plan links new tokens to the people and groups that help run the network.
Native and bridged DUSK
Dusk docs separate native DUSK on Dusk mainnet from ERC-20 DUSK on Ethereum and BEP-20 DUSK on BNB Smart Chain. The versions use different decimal rules. The docs give steps for moving old tokens to mainnet. This matters when checking a wallet balance or contract. A token with the DUSK name on another chain may not follow the same fee or staking rules as native DUSK.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
DUSK (DUSK) FAQ
What is DUSK Network (DUSK)?
Dusk is a blockchain network aimed at regulated digital assets and privacy-preserving financial applications. Its official mainnet documentation lists digital-security issuance, compliant smart contracts, identity controls, and post-trade settlement functions. DUSK is the native token used for transaction fees and staking on that network.
What is DUSK used for?
DUSK pays gas for on-chain transactions and supports staking on Dusk mainnet. The tokenomics guide says the gas price is set in LUX and one DUSK equals one billion LUX on mainnet. Active provisioners can earn block rewards made up of new emissions and transaction fees, linking the token to network execution and consensus participation.
Does Dusk support regulated securities?
Dusk’s mainnet documentation lists issuance and settlement of digital securities, including equity, debt, and structured products. It also describes shareholder registries, allowlists, identity controls, and on-chain voting. These features are designed for regulated-market workflows, but their presence in the network’s documentation does not mean every issuer or security is currently using the chain.
What is the current DUSK price?
The composite data puts DUSK at $0.1108; the figure is at the top of this page next to the coin name. Dusk’s official tokenomics page sets the maximum supply at one billion DUSK and describes its use for gas and staking. Supply design and the live quote are separate measures, and the price can vary with trading across supported venues.
What is DUSK’s circulating supply?
The circulating-supply field for DUSK is 611,216,563 DUSK, with a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 DUSK. The official tokenomics guide states that 500 million DUSK formed the initial supply and 500 million more are emitted across 36 years. Current circulation should be read from market data rather than calculated from that long-run emission schedule.
What is DUSK’s all-time high?
DUSK’s market price reached its recorded high of $1.09 on Dec 29, 2021. Dusk’s tokenomics documentation describes DUSK as mainnet gas and staking collateral, with a maximum supply of one billion. Those protocol details explain the token’s use and issuance, while the all-time high is a historical trading measure collected from market prices.
How has DUSK performed historically?
DUSK is used for gas and staking on Dusk mainnet, and the official tokenomics page documents a 36-year emission schedule. FMchart’s Monthly Returns (USD) table shows market observations rather than staking rewards or network transaction fees. Where composite history is shorter than the chain’s life, the table covers only the available recorded period.
How much DUSK is needed for direct staking?
Dusk’s staking guide specifies a minimum direct stake of 1,000 DUSK. A staker must operate a provisioner node that stays online, synchronized, and on supported software. Activation is normally around six to twelve hours, depending on the epoch boundary. Rewards are probabilistic and depend on consensus participation and active stake, according to the documentation.
What is DUSK’s maximum supply?
The official tokenomics page gives DUSK a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The schedule combines 500 million initial tokens with up to 500 million emitted over 36 years. Rewards decline geometrically, and the documentation describes a halving of emissions every four years. Fees also contribute to block rewards alongside newly emitted tokens.
Are all DUSK tokens on the same blockchain?
No. Dusk’s tokenomics guide distinguishes native DUSK on Dusk mainnet from ERC-20 DUSK on Ethereum and BEP-20 DUSK on BNB Smart Chain. The page lists different decimal standards for the native and bridged versions and includes migration instructions. A wallet should be checked for network and contract details rather than relying on the ticker alone.