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1 INIT = 0.15472 USDT · updated 06:19 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.Initia Markets
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About Initia (INIT)
Initia is a Layer 1 network designed to coordinate application-specific Layer 2 rollups through an integrated stack. Its central idea is to make separate execution environments feel more connected to users and developers. INIT is the native asset used around the base network, including transaction fees and staking. This overview separates documented network functions from market statistics, which can change independently as exchange coverage and token circulation evolve.
Project purpose
Initia combines a coordinating Layer 1 with “Interwoven” rollups that can be tailored to different applications. The design brings infrastructure choices such as data availability, interoperability and oracle integration into a shared framework instead of leaving every application to assemble them from scratch. Different rollups can use different virtual-machine environments, giving developers room to choose execution tools while remaining part of the broader Initia ecosystem.
Token utility
INIT serves as the native asset for paying network gas and participating in proof-of-stake security. The project also describes a role for INIT in governance and in the economic connections between the base chain and application rollups. Those functions should not be confused with a guaranteed claim on revenue. Actual rights depend on deployed protocol rules, while market fields such as price and circulating supply are measurements rather than protocol promises.
Governance and participation
A user may encounter Initia at two levels: the Layer 1 that coordinates the system and individual rollups that host applications. Developers can deploy a rollup and select supported execution environments; end users interact with the applications built there. Staking is a separate activity that helps secure the base network. Delegation, validator requirements, reward rates and unbonding conditions should be checked in current network documentation before participation.
Token supply and incentives
Initia's token model includes a capped supply of one billion INIT, while the amount circulating at any given time depends on allocations and unlocks. A maximum supply is not the same as immediately available supply, and scheduled releases can affect the circulating figure. For research, compare current on-page supply data with dated official tokenomics and unlock disclosures rather than treating an early launch allocation as the present distribution.
Risks and data limits
The Interwoven design introduces dependencies across the base chain, rollup implementations, bridges and application-level contracts. A problem in one component may affect an app without representing a failure of every part of the ecosystem. Token unlocks can also change available supply, while rollup activity and liquidity can shift quickly. Readers should verify current deployments and governance decisions, especially when an application advertises support for a particular virtual machine or cross-chain route. INIT's role is also shaped by the distinction between the base network and each rollup's own execution environment. A project may integrate with Initia without sharing every security assumption, so users should confirm the exact chain and application documentation before relying on a feature.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Initia (INIT) FAQ
What is Initia (INIT)?
Initia is a Layer 1 network built to coordinate application-specific rollups through its Interwoven Stack. The base chain provides shared infrastructure while rollups can specialize execution for different applications. INIT is the native asset used for gas and staking, with additional governance and ecosystem roles defined by network rules.
What is INIT used for?
INIT pays transaction fees on Initia and supports proof-of-stake participation on the base network. The ecosystem also connects the token with governance and rollup-level economic coordination. These roles describe protocol utility, not a promise of price appreciation or a fixed return.
How does Initia's Interwoven Stack work?
Initia combines a coordinating Layer 1 with application-focused rollups. Its design aims to simplify choices around data availability, interoperability and oracle integration, while supporting different virtual-machine environments. Individual rollups can still have their own application logic and risks. Rollup configuration and application choices can differ across deployments.
Does INIT have a maximum supply?
Market and token reference pages list a maximum supply of one billion INIT. That ceiling does not mean every token is circulating today. Allocation schedules, vesting and unlock events affect the circulating supply, so current figures should be checked against dated project disclosures.
Can developers build rollups on Initia?
Yes. Initia documentation describes tools for deploying application-specific rollups and interacting with supported virtual machines. Developers still need to assess their rollup configuration, security assumptions, data availability choices and bridge dependencies; using the same ecosystem does not make every deployment equally secure.
Is INIT a governance token?
INIT is associated with governance of network parameters and ecosystem decisions, subject to the governance mechanisms currently implemented. The scope of a token holder's influence depends on the live rules and proposal process. Check current governance documentation for voting eligibility and any delegation requirements.
What risks should INIT users understand?
Initia's multi-layer design can expose users to base-chain, rollup, bridge and smart-contract risks. Token unlocks and liquidity changes can affect market conditions independently of technical progress. Before using an application, verify its official deployment and the exact network you are connected to.
What is the all-time high of Initia (INIT)?
The all-time high recorded for Initia (INIT) on FMchart is $1.42. This value reflects the historical price record in the tracked composite data and can differ by venue or source. It is a past observation, not a target, valuation opinion or indication of future performance.
How has Initia (INIT) performed over time?
The performance history can be explored in FMchart's composite chart, which may begin later than the Initia network launch because exchange coverage varies. Use the selected timeframe and chart range to compare INIT's recorded price path; the chart summarizes market history and does not predict future returns.
Where can I explore Initia applications?
Start with Initia's official documentation and ecosystem links to identify supported rollups and applications. Confirm the network, contract address and bridge route from the project's own resources before connecting a wallet. A listing or ecosystem mention alone does not establish that an application is safe or currently maintained.