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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.Golem Markets
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About Golem (GLM)
Golem (GLM) is the token of Golem Network, an open-source marketplace for computing power. People with spare hardware, called providers, rent it out, and requestors pay to run tasks such as 3D rendering or AI models. The token is the currency for those payments. To build the chart and return tables, FMchart takes GLM trades from several exchanges and combines them into a single composite price in dollars.
Providers, requestors and GLM
Golem describes its token as a utility token that gives access to the network. It also serves as the currency in peer-to-peer deals for idle resources, including spare computing power. The project calls itself a DePIN, short for decentralized physical infrastructure network. Requestors connect through a JavaScript API and a Ray interface for Python workloads, and Golem lists uses from 3D animation to running AI models. Providers are paid for the work their machines complete. The token follows the ERC-20 standard and is available on both Ethereum and Polygon.
A 2016 crowdfunding and the GNT migration
Golem's crowdfunding began on 11 November 2016 and reached its target in 29 minutes, raising 820,000 ETH. It created one billion GNT, the original token. At the end of 2020, GNT began migrating to GLM at a 1:1 ratio. The migration has no deadline, so GLM's supply is converging toward the same one billion maximum as holders swap their old tokens. Golem lists the migration app, a tracker and a handbook on its token page, and it asks users to check the new contract address before trading.
The 2026 security review
In July 2026, Golem started an intensified security review, citing AI-assisted tools that make vulnerabilities easier to find. A 23 September 2026 update said several vulnerabilities in provider-side software had been found and fixed, and requestors were not affected. Outdated provider versions were blocked from the marketplace. The review drew on bug bounty reports from independent researchers, work by Sherlock and Invisible Things Lab, and internal code review. An investigation that included the firm Sherlock found no evidence of exploitation, although Golem said it could not offer absolute certainty. Some code repositories were made private while the work was under way, and Golem published precautionary recommendations for providers.
Compute demand, rivals and provider security
GLM's demand depends on how much paid computing actually runs on Golem. The network competes with the centralized cloud companies that its own homepage positions it against, and with other decentralized compute projects. Golem Factory also backs outside projects through the Golem Ecosystem Fund, which has funded Ethereum and web3 work as well as Golem itself. Finally, provider software runs code from strangers, so security problems like those reviewed in 2026 remain a risk.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Golem (GLM) FAQ
What is Golem (GLM)?
Golem is a decentralized marketplace where people rent out spare computing power, and GLM is the token used to pay for it. Requestors spend GLM to run tasks such as rendering or AI workloads, and providers earn it. GLM is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and Polygon.
What is the difference between GNT and GLM?
GNT was Golem's original token, created in the 2016 crowdfunding. GLM replaced it, with a migration that started at the end of 2020 at a 1:1 ratio. Both share the same one billion maximum supply, and GLM is the version used on the network today.
Can I still migrate GNT to GLM?
Yes. Golem says the migration has no deadline and runs through its official service at migrate.golem.network. Each GNT converts into one GLM. Golem also publishes a migration tracker and handbook, and it warns users to check the GLM contract address before trading.
What does one GLM cost now?
GLM sits near $0.1084 in FMchart's composite, which pools trades from several exchanges into one US dollar figure. Trading over the last day came to about $252.7K across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. GLM trades on centralized exchanges and on Uniswap.
How many GLM tokens exist?
GLM is converging toward a one billion maximum as GNT holders migrate, and about 1,000,000,000 GLM circulate. Multiplied by the composite price, that supply equals a market cap near $108.4M. Golem currently ranks 260. Old GNT that has not been swapped still counts toward the same one billion total.
What was GLM's peak price?
In market data, GLM's highest price is $1.32, recorded on Apr 13, 2018. Golem's network and token have both changed since its early years, including the move from GNT to GLM. The Price Statistics panel gives today's percentage gap from that peak.
What were GLM's best and worst months?
In FMchart's composite price history (since July 2026), GLM gained the most in September 2026 (+18.6%) and fell the most in July 2026 (-4.9%). The Monthly Returns (USD) grid lists every other month, and the Annual Price (USD) Change table covers full years. None of these figures is a forecast.
How do Golem providers earn GLM?
Providers install Golem's provider software and offer their spare computing resources on the network. When a requestor runs a task on that hardware, the provider is paid in GLM. In 2026, Golem blocked outdated provider versions after fixing security vulnerabilities found in its review.
What did Golem's 2026 security review find?
Golem's 23 September 2026 update said several vulnerabilities in provider-side software were found and fixed, and requestors were not affected. An investigation that included Sherlock found no evidence they were exploited. Golem still issued precautionary recommendations for providers, since it said it could not rule out exploitation with absolute certainty.
Is GLM a good investment?
FMchart provides no investment advice, so the decision is yours. GLM has a capped supply and a clear role as payment for computing. Whether that turns into demand depends on how much paid work runs on Golem compared with cloud providers and rival compute networks.