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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.Bonfida Markets
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About Bonfida (FIDA)
Bonfida (FIDA) is the token associated with Bonfida, a Solana ecosystem project best known for domain names ending in `.sol`. Bonfida helped develop tools around Solana Name Service (SNS), letting people use readable names instead of long wallet addresses. Its wider ecosystem has included trading interfaces and developer tools. FIDA is a token, not a domain name: owning FIDA does not automatically register a `.sol` name. FMchart displays its composite price in US dollars, built from market data available across supported exchanges.
Readable names on Solana
A `.sol` domain can act as a human-friendly label for a Solana wallet address. Instead of copying a long string of letters and numbers, a user may be able to send funds to a name supported by the receiving wallet. Names can also connect to profile information or other records. Registration and renewal rules belong to the name service, while FIDA is a separate fungible token. Users should check the current SNS interface and wallet compatibility before relying on a name for a transfer.
Bonfida and Solana Name Service
Bonfida's public materials describe its role in building products around Solana Name Service, an on-chain naming system. SNS infrastructure is used by wallets and applications that choose to integrate it, but support is not universal across every Solana product. The ecosystem has also included APIs and trading-related tools. Product availability can change as teams focus their development, so an older reference to a Bonfida feature should not be treated as proof that the feature remains live today.
What FIDA is used for
Bonfida's updated white paper describes FIDA benefits that include reduced fees for certain domain trades and a discount on domain registration. It also discusses protocol purchases and burning FIDA, as well as governance ideas for the naming ecosystem. These details are subject to the program rules and implementation status described by Bonfida. Token ownership does not itself guarantee a discount, a vote on every decision, or any share of business income. Check the current official terms before assuming a benefit applies.
Supply and token design
Bonfida's white paper lists a maximum supply of one billion FIDA and describes the original distribution across liquidity, a public offering, contributors and ecosystem development. It also documents the original vesting plan, which was designed to release locked allocations over time through December 2024. That historical schedule is useful context, but it does not substitute for a current circulating-supply figure. Circulating supply, exchange balances and the effect of any later burns should be verified against current on-chain and market data.
Risks and practical checks
FIDA's usefulness depends partly on continued adoption of Solana naming tools and on the availability of benefits described in current documentation. Competition from other naming systems, wallet integration choices and changes to product priorities can affect demand. Token supply data may differ between trackers, particularly when bridged tokens or burns are counted differently. Before interacting with a domain or token contract, confirm the official address and current documentation. A `.sol` domain is not a guarantee that a transaction recipient or profile is trustworthy.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Bonfida (FIDA) FAQ
What is Bonfida (FIDA)?
FIDA is the token associated with Bonfida, a Solana ecosystem project known for tools around Solana Name Service. Bonfida's products have included readable `.sol` domains, APIs and trading-related interfaces. FIDA and a domain name are different assets: holding FIDA does not register a domain or prove ownership of a wallet address.
What is a .sol domain?
A `.sol` domain is a readable name linked to records such as a Solana wallet address. It can make sending funds easier when the sender's wallet supports name resolution. The domain service and FIDA token are separate, and not every wallet or application necessarily supports every name or record type.
Does FIDA provide a domain discount?
Bonfida's updated white paper describes a 5% discount for domain registration and reduced fee tiers for certain domain trades. The applicable benefits can depend on current product rules and implementation. Check Bonfida's official site before assuming a discount is active for a particular registration or transaction.
Does FIDA have governance utility?
Bonfida's white paper discusses governance for the Solana Name Service ecosystem, including plans for token-holder participation. That does not mean every FIDA holder automatically controls every SNS decision. Governance mechanics can evolve, so check the current official proposal process and distinguish an announced plan from a live voting feature.
What is FIDA token supply?
Bonfida's white paper lists a maximum supply of one billion FIDA and records the original allocation across liquidity, contributors and ecosystem development. The original vesting schedule extended into December 2024. Current circulating supply can differ from maximum supply, so consult the Price Statistics panel when market data is available.
How is Bonfida connected to Solana?
Bonfida built products around Solana and helped develop tooling for Solana Name Service. The `.sol` naming system stores name records on-chain and relies on compatible wallets and applications to resolve them. FIDA is associated with the broader Bonfida ecosystem, but it is not SOL and is not required for every Solana transaction.
Can a .sol domain be used by every wallet?
No. A wallet must support the relevant name-resolution standard or integrate a compatible service before it can translate a `.sol` name into a recipient address. Users should test the destination carefully and confirm the resolved address before sending assets, especially when an application has limited SNS support.
What is the all-time high for FIDA?
FMchart's composite ATH is shown as $18.77 on Nov 3, 2021. An all-time high is the highest recorded price within the source's available history, not a forecast or a level that must be reached again. Exchanges can report different highs because their trading pairs, liquidity and historical coverage vary.
How has FIDA performed over time?
To review FIDA'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 official FIDA information?
Start with Bonfida's official website and its updated white paper, then compare the published token contract and current market listings. Be cautious of copied social accounts and unofficial domain-registration pages. For live market figures, use FMchart's chart and Price Statistics panel, while remembering that market-data coverage can vary by asset and venue.