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1 HEMI = 0.00459991 USDT · updated 06:22 UTC
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.Hemi Markets
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About Hemi (HEMI)
Hemi is a modular Layer 2 protocol that connects Bitcoin and Ethereum in one programmable environment. Its documentation describes the Hemi Virtual Machine (hVM), which integrates a Bitcoin node into an EVM-compatible execution environment, and the Hemi Bitcoin Kit for developers building Bitcoin-aware applications. HEMI is the native token used for network coordination, fees, staking and security-related functions. The key idea is to make Bitcoin state useful to smart contracts while preserving explicit assumptions about cross-chain settlement.
The Hemi Virtual Machine
The hVM gives smart contracts access to indexed Bitcoin information such as transactions, address balances, unspent transaction outputs and chain metadata through custom precompiles. This lets developers build applications that can respond to Bitcoin state without treating Bitcoin as an ordinary EVM token. The available interface and deployment details should be checked against the current mainnet docs.
Hemi Bitcoin Kit and hApps
The Hemi Bitcoin Kit provides higher-level smart-contract functions built on the hVM, so developers can work with Bitcoin-related data using familiar contract patterns. Hemi calls applications built for its ecosystem hApps. This tooling can enable new designs, but it does not automatically make every Bitcoin asset or external protocol safe to use inside a Hemi application.
Proof-of-Proof and Bitcoin security
Hemi describes Proof-of-Proof (PoP) as a mechanism for publishing Hemi state to Bitcoin, helping the network inherit Bitcoin's security properties. The whitepaper also describes distinct participants such as sequencers, PoP miners, publishers and challengers. Each role has operational and economic requirements; the security model depends on correct implementation and incentives, not just the presence of Bitcoin data.
HEMI token and economic model
The project's tokenomics sheet lists an initial total supply of 10 billion HEMI and describes utility for network transaction fees, staking, governance through veHEMI, cross-chain settlement and ecosystem incentives. It also lists annual emissions in a range rather than a permanent zero-inflation model. Supply figures should therefore be labelled by the document's version and distinguished from current circulating supply.
Cross-chain movement and risks
Hemi's tunnel architecture is designed to move assets between connected environments, but cross-chain transfers require users to understand the route and settlement process. The whitepaper describes verification of deposits and withdrawals and roles that can challenge invalid behavior. Bridge and smart-contract risks remain, and a token ticker alone is not enough to identify the correct network. Hemi's architecture is notable because it aims to expose Bitcoin data to smart contracts rather than simply wrapping BTC and treating it as an ordinary token. That design creates new application possibilities, but it also makes the correctness of indexed data, proof publication and cross-chain withdrawal verification central to a deployment's trust assumptions. Builders should read those components as a system.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Hemi (HEMI) FAQ
What is Hemi (HEMI)?
Hemi is a modular Layer 2 protocol designed to connect Bitcoin and Ethereum in a programmable environment. Its hVM integrates indexed Bitcoin state into an EVM-compatible setting, while HEMI supports network fees, coordination, staking and security-related functions. The token's role is distinct from the technical services provided by the hVM and Bitcoin Kit.
What is HEMI used for?
The official tokenomics sheet lists network transaction fees, staking, governance through veHEMI, cross-chain settlement and ecosystem incentives among HEMI's functions. Some roles are implemented through specific network participants and contracts. Check current documentation for which functions are live on mainnet rather than assuming every listed use has identical availability.
What is the Hemi Virtual Machine?
The hVM integrates a Bitcoin node and exposes indexed Bitcoin information to EVM smart contracts through custom precompiles. Developers can query data such as transactions, balances and UTXOs. This supports Bitcoin-aware applications, but contracts still need to handle data interpretation, security assumptions and changing interface versions carefully.
What is the Hemi Bitcoin Kit?
The Hemi Bitcoin Kit is a smart-contract library built on hVM that exposes higher-level functions for Bitcoin interoperability. It helps developers work with Bitcoin state without manually handling every low-level call. Application safety still depends on contract code, network deployment and the exact behavior of the currently supported interfaces.
How does Proof-of-Proof work on Hemi?
Hemi describes Proof-of-Proof as a mechanism that publishes Hemi state to Bitcoin, adding Bitcoin-linked security evidence to the network's operation. The whitepaper outlines PoP miners and other roles involved in settlement. This is a specific protocol design, not a guarantee that all cross-chain applications are free from bugs or risk.
What is HEMI's initial supply?
Hemi's published tokenomics sheet lists an initial total supply of 10 billion HEMI and annual emissions of 3–7% in that document. These are tokenomics parameters, not the same as current circulating supply. For an up-to-date market figure, consult the Price Statistics panel when market data is available.
Does HEMI support staking or governance?
The official tokenomics sheet describes staking in the veHEMI system and governance or ecosystem decision-making. The specific participation process and eligibility depend on current implementation. Review the official interface and current documentation before delegating or voting, and do not interpret a stated reward mechanism as guaranteed income.
What is HEMI's all-time high?
The historical market high shown for HEMI is $0.1915, with Sep 24, 2025 as its date. This figure does not measure Proof-of-Proof participation or Bitcoin data usage. Market records can vary with exchange coverage, and an earlier peak is not evidence that the same price will return.
How has HEMI performed historically?
FMchart's composite chart shows the available historical price series for Hemi, with its start date visible in the chart. Monthly and yearly results depend on the exchanges and dates represented in that series. The project's documented mechanics describe network design, not a reliable prediction of future market returns.
What risks matter when using Hemi?
Risks include smart-contract vulnerabilities, cross-chain settlement assumptions, token volatility and changes to staking or emissions rules. The hVM exposes Bitcoin state to contracts, but applications must interpret that data correctly. Verify the destination chain and official bridge instructions before transferring assets between Bitcoin, Ethereum and Hemi.