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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.GMT Markets
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About STEPN (GMT)
STEPN is a Web3 lifestyle application built around NFT sneakers and movement-based game mechanics. Its whitepaper distinguishes GMT (Green Metaverse Token), the governance token, from GST (Green Satoshi Token), the in-game utility token. GMT has a stated total supply of six billion and is used for selected in-app actions, marketplace activity and governance-related participation. The distinction matters because GMT and GST have different supply models and spending mechanics, and neither token guarantees that walking or running will produce a financial profit.
GMT versus GST
STEPN's official whitepaper identifies GMT as the governance token and GST as the game token. GST has an unlimited supply under the documented model and is spent on in-app actions, while GMT has a six-billion-token cap. The tokens serve different roles, so old guides that use the names interchangeably can mislead readers about emissions and utility.
Movement and sneaker NFTs
The STEPN app uses NFT sneakers and movement sessions as part of its game design. The whitepaper describes GMT earning for eligible sneaker types and conditions, including level and attributes. Eligibility and rates can depend on app rules, energy and anti-cheating checks; owning a sneaker alone does not guarantee rewards or a particular token amount.
GMT uses and burn mechanics
STEPN's whitepaper lists GMT uses inside the app, including certain sneaker upgrades and marketplace activity, and describes burn mechanisms tied to selected actions. Burns reduce tokens in the relevant process, but they should be distinguished from general token transfers or cross-chain supply changes. The existence of a burn feature does not prove net supply is falling.
Halving and reward calculations
The official GMT Earning Advanced page says GMT halving commenced on January 1, 2026, after a delay from the earlier proposed date. It also describes daily distributions between Classic and Rainbow pools and dynamic earning calculations. These rules are app mechanics and can change, so a quoted reward should not be treated as fixed or universal.
Risks and token identity
GMT exists on several supported networks, and the official whitepaper lists contract addresses for different chains. Users must confirm which network a wallet or exchange supports before transferring. Game economies can change with player activity, app updates and token incentives, while NFT prices and token markets can fall independently of physical activity. The whitepaper's distinction between GMT and GST is particularly important when reading emission or burn claims. A mechanism that burns GST does not automatically reduce GMT supply, and GMT's halving schedule concerns its own earning rules. Users should verify the token contract and supported network before moving assets because the same ticker can exist as separate representations on multiple chains.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
GMT (GMT) FAQ
What is GMT in STEPN?
GMT stands for Green Metaverse Token and is identified by STEPN's whitepaper as its governance token. It is distinct from GST, the in-game utility token. GMT has a stated six-billion-token supply cap and is used for selected app functions, marketplace activity and governance-related participation.
What is the difference between GMT and GST?
STEPN distinguishes GMT, its governance token, from GST, its in-game utility token. The whitepaper states that GMT has a six-billion-token cap, while GST has an unlimited supply. Their earning and spending rules differ, so a GST emission guide should not be used to infer GMT supply or rewards.
How can GMT be earned in STEPN?
STEPN's whitepaper describes GMT earning for eligible movement sessions, including requirements tied to sneaker type, level and attributes. The amount also depends on active earners and app rules. Owning an NFT sneaker does not guarantee rewards, and the app's current eligibility requirements should be checked before assuming a session qualifies.
What is GMT used for inside STEPN?
The whitepaper lists GMT for selected in-app actions, marketplace purchases and other ecosystem functions. Some actions consume or burn GMT, while others relate to governance or participation. Utility can change as the app evolves, so consult current documentation rather than relying on a dated list of game mechanics.
Did GMT halving begin in 2026?
STEPN's official GMT Earning Advanced page says the halving mechanism commenced on January 1, 2026, after a postponement from the previously proposed date. The same page describes dynamic earning calculations. Readers should treat these as app-specific emission rules, not as a direct prediction of GMT's market price.
Does GMT have a maximum supply?
STEPN's whitepaper states that 6 billion GMT were minted at the token generation event on March 9, 2022. This differs from GST, which the same whitepaper describes as having an unlimited supply. Current circulating figures should be checked separately from the original total supply and distribution schedule.
Are GMT rewards guaranteed when moving?
No. The whitepaper says GMT earnings depend on sneaker type, attributes, level, anti-cheating validation, energy and the number of active earners. App rules and reward rates can change. Movement-based game mechanics should not be treated as a guaranteed income source or as a substitute for understanding the costs of participation.
What is GMT's all-time high?
The market ATH for GMT is $4.11, dated Apr 27, 2022. This figure describes historical trading, not the current earning rate inside STEPN. GMT and GST have different token mechanics, so a past price peak should not be confused with in-app reward levels or treated as a forecast.
How has GMT performed historically?
In FMchart's composite price history (since April 2022), GMT's top monthly result occurred during January 2023 (+140.2%), with May 2022 (-66.3%) at the other end. Positive calendar years in the dataset were 1 of 3 full calendar years. STEPN's reward and burn mechanics describe in-app token flows, but do not establish a reliable forecast for GMT's market performance.
What risks should GMT holders understand?
Risks include token-price volatility, changing game rules, NFT price swings, multi-chain transfer mistakes and rewards that vary with app conditions. Burns or halving schedules do not guarantee price appreciation. Verify the correct network and contract, and read the latest STEPN documentation before relying on a particular in-app feature.