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HAEDAL to USDT Converter
1 HAEDAL = 0.0226335 USDT · updated 06:23 UTC
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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.Haedal Protocol Markets
Haedal Protocol Historical Data
About Haedal Protocol (HAEDAL)
Haedal Protocol is a liquid-staking project in the Sui ecosystem, and HAEDAL is its governance token. The official tokenomics documentation lists a total supply of one billion HAEDAL and describes ecosystem incentives, liquidity funding, investor allocations, and team and advisor allocations. HAEDAL should be distinguished from liquid-staked SUI positions: one is the protocol's governance asset, while liquid staking represents a different relationship with staked network tokens.
Liquid staking on Sui
Liquid staking generally lets users stake a network asset while receiving a tokenized representation that can be used in compatible applications. Haedal's documentation describes its liquid-staking workflow and the role of the protocol within Sui. The exact exchange rate, redemption path and supported integrations depend on the product's current contracts. Users should verify the current interface and risk disclosures rather than assume that a liquid-staking token can always be redeemed instantly at a fixed value.
HAEDAL governance and allocations
The official token page calls HAEDAL Haedal's governance token and lists one billion units of total supply. Its allocation breakdown assigns 55% to ecosystem incentives, 10% to a liquidity fund, 15% to investors and 20% to the team and advisors, with lockups and vesting described for some categories. These figures are project-published tokenomics, not a statement of current circulating supply. Vesting and incentive releases can affect market availability over time.
Relationship between protocol and token
A liquid-staking protocol can generate activity through staking, liquidity and integrations, while a governance token has its own distribution and market dynamics. HAEDAL ownership does not automatically mean a holder has deposited SUI into the staking product, nor does it guarantee a specific yield from staking. Check the protocol's current documentation to distinguish governance rights, product participation, reward sources and any conditions attached to staking or liquidity provision.
Reading HAEDAL market data
FMchart's composite price history records market observations across its selected trading inputs. It does not directly report the amount of SUI staked, redemption liquidity, validator performance or the security of every integration. Price can change with token unlocks, liquidity, broader crypto conditions and changes in market access. Comparing price with volume and dated supply information gives context, but price history alone cannot show whether product adoption drove a market change.
Research and verification
For accurate HAEDAL details, start with Haedal's official tokenomics, liquid-staking introduction and staking guide. Check whether the feature being discussed concerns HAEDAL governance or a liquid-staked SUI asset, because they serve different roles. Before connecting a wallet or moving funds, verify the current network and contract details. FMchart should be used for the available composite market series, while the protocol's documentation is the source for product rules and token allocations.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Haedal Protocol (HAEDAL) FAQ
What is Haedal Protocol (HAEDAL)?
Haedal Protocol is a liquid-staking project in the Sui ecosystem, and HAEDAL is its governance token. The official tokenomics page lists a total supply of one billion units and gives allocation categories. HAEDAL is not the same thing as a liquid-staked SUI token, so readers should identify which asset a product or market page is describing before interacting with it.
What is HAEDAL used for?
Haedal's official documentation identifies HAEDAL as the protocol's governance token. The project also operates liquid-staking products involving Sui assets, but that does not make HAEDAL itself the receipt token for staked SUI. Current governance rights and product integrations should be confirmed in official documentation, as token utility and deployed features can evolve over time.
What does liquid staking mean in Haedal?
Liquid staking allows users to stake a network asset while receiving a tokenized representation that may be usable in supported applications. Haedal documents liquid staking within the Sui ecosystem. Redemption terms, exchange rates, supported integrations and smart-contract risks depend on the current product, so users should read the live protocol instructions rather than assume immediate redemption at a fixed value.
What is the current HAEDAL price on FMchart?
FMchart displays HAEDAL at $0.0226 and 24-hour volume of $792.3K across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. A composite quote may differ from a specific venue because trading coverage and liquidity differ. Use the chart timestamp and timeframe when comparing prices, and do not interpret a market quote as a measure of SUI staking activity.
What are HAEDAL’s circulating and maximum supplies?
FMchart's supply fields show 195,000,000 HAEDAL circulating and 1,000,000,000 as the maximum-supply value. Haedal's tokenomics page lists a total supply of one billion and provides allocations for incentives, liquidity, investors, team and advisors. When market data is available, check the Price Statistics panel and compare the live figure with current official disclosures.
What is HAEDAL’s all-time high?
FMchart records HAEDAL's all-time high as $0.3003, dated Jul 16, 2025 in the available composite history. Other providers may show a different figure because venue coverage and the first available date can differ. This is a historical observation, not a forecast or measure of liquid-staking adoption. Check the data window and liquidity context before comparing it with a current quote.
How has HAEDAL performed historically?
FMchart's available composite history for Haedal Protocol summarizes market prices across supported sources, not protocol adoption or product performance. The Monthly Returns (USD) table summarizes the available market series. Check the start date and selected timeframe before comparing periods, and treat past returns as descriptive rather than predictive.
What is HAEDAL’s stated total supply?
Haedal's official tokenomics documentation lists a total supply of 1,000,000,000 HAEDAL. It allocates 55% to ecosystem incentives, 10% to a liquidity fund, 15% to investors and 20% to team and advisors. Some categories have lockups and vesting schedules, so total supply and circulating supply should not be treated as equivalent figures.
Is HAEDAL the same as a liquid-staked SUI token?
No. HAEDAL is described as Haedal Protocol's governance token, while a liquid-staked SUI token represents a different relationship to SUI committed through a staking product. Their purposes, risks and redemption mechanics differ. Verify the exact asset and contract in official Haedal documentation before depositing, trading or using either token in a DeFi application.
What risks matter when evaluating Haedal?
Relevant risks include token-price volatility, supply unlocks, smart-contract vulnerabilities, validator and staking dependencies, redemption liquidity and risks in third-party integrations. A liquid-staking design does not eliminate the possibility of technical or market losses. Use Haedal's current documentation to understand product terms and use FMchart only for the available market-price history, not as a security assessment.