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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.Gas Markets
Gas Historical Data
About Gas (GAS)
Gas (GAS) is the utility token of the Neo N3 blockchain. Neo uses a dual-token model: NEO is the governance asset, while GAS pays for network resources and smart-contract activity. Neo's current documentation says N3 GAS has no supply limit and that system fees are burned. FMchart's price is a composite USD market value built from several exchanges.
Neo's dual-token design
Neo separates governance from network utility. NEO holders participate in governance, while GAS is the fuel required for operations on Neo N3. This separation means users can pay for blockchain resources without using the governance token itself. The design also connects GAS issuance and distribution to the operation of the network.
Paying for network resources
GAS is used for transactions, smart-contract deployment and other Neo services. The official Neo FAQ distinguishes system fees from network fees. System fees cover platform and execution costs and are burned. Network fees cover transaction verification and can include an additional amount for processing priority, with the relevant fees paid to consensus nodes.
GAS generation and distribution
Neo's governance documentation describes an initial configuration that generates 5 GAS per block. The generated GAS is distributed among voters, committee and consensus participants and NEO holders according to the stated rules. Neo's 2025 release also proposed reducing the target generation rate from 5 GAS per block to 1 GAS per block, with the change subject to formal governance approval at that time. Current documentation should be used for live parameters.
NEO holders and GAS
NEO holders can receive GAS without staking NEO. Neo's current website says NEO holders receive passive GAS distribution and can increase rewards through governance participation. This relationship is a defining feature of Neo's dual-token architecture. GAS therefore has a direct connection to both network usage and the broader NEO governance system.
What can weigh on GAS
GAS demand depends on activity on Neo N3, including transactions and smart-contract use. Its supply is not capped under N3, while system-fee burning can remove tokens from supply. Governance can also change generation and network parameters. Competition from other smart-contract platforms is another factor. FMchart's composite history should be treated as a market record, especially where the available series begins after earlier Neo trading.
Neo keeps its two native tokens separate. NEO handles governance. GAS handles network use. This makes the role of each token easy to describe. Users spend GAS when they use network resources. Some GAS is burned through system fees. Other fees reward network operators. The model can change through governance. Current Neo documentation is therefore more useful than older descriptions of GAS economics.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Gas (GAS) FAQ
What is Gas (GAS) on Neo?
GAS is the utility token of Neo N3, used to pay for network transactions, smart contracts and other blockchain resources. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
What is the difference between NEO and GAS?
NEO is Neo's governance token, while GAS is the utility token used to pay network fees and operate smart contracts. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
Does Neo GAS have a maximum supply?
Neo N3 GAS has no fixed supply limit under the network's published token model, while system fees are burned. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
What is the price of GAS today?
GAS is priced at $1.1531 on FMchart's composite, with $717.5K traded over 24 hours across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. Quotes can differ between individual markets. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
How much GAS is in circulation?
GAS has 65,093,581 circulating according to current market data, with no fixed maximum supply under Neo N3. Its market capitalization is $75.06M, and its market-data rank is 328. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
What is GAS's all-time high?
GAS's all-time high is $91.94, recorded on Jan 14, 2018. Price Statistics also lists the all-time low and distance from the current level. Historical records can vary across data providers because the exchanges and calculation windows may differ. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
How has GAS performed since FMchart started tracking it?
In FMchart's composite price history (since July 2026), August 2026 (+29.1%) was GAS's strongest month and July 2026 (-13.0%) its weakest. Monthly Returns (USD) lists each month, while Annual Price (USD) Change summarizes calendar years. The composite may not cover the entire Neo trading history.
How is GAS generated on Neo N3?
Neo's governance documentation describes an initial configuration of 5 GAS generated per block, distributed under the network's incentive rules. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
Are GAS system fees burned?
Yes. Neo's documentation says GAS spent on system fees is burned, while network fees are paid to consensus nodes. This makes GAS a utility asset rather than Neo’s main voting token. Its value and use are tied to activity on the Neo N3 network.
Is GAS a good investment?
FMchart does not rate GAS as an investment. Its value depends on Neo N3 usage, fee demand, issuance, fee burning and changes approved through governance. GAS also competes with utility tokens on other smart-contract networks. This page explains Neo's token model and market history rather than giving personal financial advice.