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KAT to USDT Converter
1 KAT = 0.00429991 USDT · updated 06:21 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.Katana Markets
Katana Historical Data
About Katana (KAT)
Katana (KAT) is the native token of Katana, a DeFi-focused blockchain connected to Ethereum through Agglayer. Katana's official documentation describes KAT as an ERC-20 token used in governance, staking and ecosystem incentives. FMchart's market pages use composite USD pricing, so the displayed figures represent aggregated supported-market data.
Katana network
Katana describes itself as a chain designed for DeFi, with core applications centered on lending and spot trading. Its documentation says the network uses the OP Stack and Agglayer interoperability, while Ethereum is used as the gas token. This separates KAT's governance and incentive role from transaction gas on the chain.
The KAT token
KAT is a standard ERC-20 token and the native token of the Katana Foundation. Katana's token documentation states that KAT itself does not grant voting power. Users must stake it through the voting system to receive vKAT, which carries voting power over emission direction.
vKAT and avKAT
Katana documents three related token forms: KAT, vKAT and avKAT. vKAT is a non-transferable NFT representing a locked position and voting power. avKAT is an ERC-4626 vault position that provides a liquid representation of a staked KAT position. The two paths have different withdrawal and voting characteristics.
Emissions and staking
Katana's documentation says staked liquidity-provider positions can earn KAT emissions. Starting with Epoch 1 on March 26, 2026, only staked Sushi LP positions were eligible for KAT emissions. The network's voting system lets vKAT holders direct emissions across DeFi pools, making staking and governance part of the token's active design.
Risks and limitations
KAT holders face smart-contract, network, bridge and governance risks. Katana also documents exit cooldowns for vKAT positions, while avKAT introduces a separate liquid-vault mechanism. FMchart's composite history may be shorter than the network's technical history because market coverage depends on supported exchanges. Katana's documentation is unusually explicit about the distinction between KAT, vKAT and avKAT. That matters because references to staking or voting can otherwise imply that simply holding KAT grants governance power. The current documentation says it does not. FMchart therefore describes the lock, voting and liquid-vault paths separately rather than collapsing them into a generic staking statement. KAT's relationship with governance is therefore conditional on the staking path used. The documentation distinguishes direct holding from voting-escrow positions and liquid vault positions. That terminology is retained here because it helps new readers understand why token balances and voting power are not identical. The distinction also affects how readers interpret emissions, because KAT rewards can depend on a particular staking position rather than simply holding the base token. The current documentation is therefore used as the primary reference for active staking and voting mechanics.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Katana (KAT) FAQ
What is the current KAT price?
The current KAT price is $0.0043 in FMchart's composite market data. The value is shown in USD and represents an aggregated market reference across supported exchanges rather than a quote from one venue. FMchart refreshes this field when market data is available, so it can change over time.
What is KAT used for?
KAT is used for staking, governance and ecosystem incentives on Katana. Staking KAT can create vKAT voting power for directing DeFi emissions. Katana's current documentation distinguishes these mechanisms explicitly, which helps avoid treating direct KAT ownership as equivalent to a locked voting position.
What is the current KAT market cap and rank?
KAT has a market cap of $14.42M and a market rank of 951. FMchart calculates the displayed market statistics from its market-data layer, while the rank badge at the top of the page provides the corresponding current rank when market data is available.
What is vKAT?
vKAT is a non-transferable NFT received through Katana's voting escrow. It represents a locked KAT position and provides voting power over where KAT emissions are directed. Katana's current documentation distinguishes these mechanisms explicitly, which helps avoid treating direct KAT ownership as equivalent to a locked voting position.
What is avKAT?
avKAT is an ERC-4626 vault representation of a staked KAT position. Katana documents it as a liquid form that can be transferred or used in DeFi. Katana's current documentation distinguishes these mechanisms explicitly, which helps avoid treating direct KAT ownership as equivalent to a locked voting position.
When did KAT staking emissions begin?
Katana's documentation states that Epoch 1 began on March 26, 2026 and that only staked Sushi LP positions could earn KAT emissions from that epoch. Katana's current documentation distinguishes these mechanisms explicitly, which helps avoid treating direct KAT ownership as equivalent to a locked voting position.
What is Katana built on?
Katana's network documentation says it runs on Agglayer's CDK OP Stack. It uses Ethereum as the gas token and connects to Ethereum and other L2s through Agglayer's Unified Bridge. Katana's current documentation distinguishes these mechanisms explicitly, which helps avoid treating direct KAT ownership as equivalent to a locked voting position.
What is the current KAT circulating supply?
The circulating supply is 3,358,951,531 KAT, with a maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 KAT. These are live market-data fields used by FMchart and can differ from older dated project disclosures when supply changes or providers update their methodology. The panel is the source to use for the current displayed supply figures.
How has KAT performed historically?
FMchart summarizes the available Katana price history using its composite USD series. The monthly and annual results on this page are calculated from that series, so the start date depends on the first market data available for the asset.
What is KAT's current supply?
KAT's circulating supply and maximum supply are listed in the Price Statistics panel on this page when market data is available. Circulating supply counts tokens already available on the market, while maximum supply is the upper limit set for the token, if one exists.