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KERNEL to USDT Converter
1 KERNEL = 0.0470095 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.KernelDAO Markets
KernelDAO Historical Data
About KernelDAO (KERNEL)
KernelDAO (KERNEL) is the unified governance and utility token for KernelDAO's ecosystem, which includes Kernel, Kelp and Gain products. KernelDAO describes these products as infrastructure for restaking, liquid restaking and tokenized strategies across Ethereum, BNB Chain and other supported networks. FMchart uses composite USD market data for KERNEL price and performance.
KernelDAO ecosystem
KernelDAO combines several products under one governance token. Its official materials describe Kelp as a liquid restaking product, Kernel as shared-security infrastructure and Gain as a tokenized strategy product. The current KernelDAO website also presents KERNEL as the single governance token across its product suite.
KERNEL token utility
KernelDAO's token materials describe governance as a core use case. They also describe restaking KERNEL to provide shared economic security for ecosystem projects and potential rewards from supported applications. The current website additionally lists slashing insurance as a utility area. Utility details can change through governance, so older launch material should not be treated as the complete current specification.
Supply and allocation
KernelDAO's tokenomics materials state a total supply of 1 billion KERNEL. The allocation includes community rewards and airdrops, ecosystem partners, private sale and team and advisor allocations. The project later described a community allocation of 60% when ecosystem partners were included, while earlier materials separately listed 55% for community rewards and airdrops plus 5% for ecosystem partners.
Airdrops and staking
KernelDAO ran multiple reward seasons. Its September 2025 governance proposal for Season 4 described a six-month period ending February 28, 2026 and a proposed distribution of 10 million KERNEL, equal to 1% of total supply. The current staking interface states that the Kernel dApp has been sunset and directs users to withdraw, which is important when describing present-day staking access.
Risks and limitations
KERNEL is exposed to restaking, smart-contract, slashing, governance and cross-chain infrastructure risks. A token's utility can also change through governance proposals. FMchart's composite market history may be shorter than the project's product history, because historical coverage depends on supported exchanges. KernelDAO's current interface also shows why historical tokenomics need careful dating. Early launch materials describe planned utilities and reward seasons, while the current staking page states that the Kernel dApp has been sunset and instructs users to withdraw. FMchart therefore treats completed seasons as history and current interface status as the evidence for present-day staking access. The same distinction applies to reward programs. A past season or proposal can explain how tokens were allocated without proving that the same program remains active. This page dates those events and relies on the current KernelDAO interface when describing present access to staking-related features.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
KernelDAO (KERNEL) FAQ
What is the current KERNEL price?
The current KERNEL price is $0.0469 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 KERNEL used for?
KERNEL supports governance and shared-security functions across KernelDAO's ecosystem. Official materials also describe staking and ecosystem reward utilities. KernelDAO's official materials support the token utility and governance history, while its current interface is used for present-day staking status. The token is designed to coordinate governance and security functions across the broader KernelDAO product suite.
What is the current KERNEL market cap and rank?
KERNEL has a market cap of $13.55M and a market rank of 1026. 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.
Can KERNEL be staked?
KernelDAO's materials describe KERNEL staking and restaking utilities. Its current staking page also states that the Kernel dApp has been sunset and directs users to withdraw, so access should be checked against current official interfaces. KernelDAO's official materials support the token utility and governance history, while its current interface is used for present-day staking status.
What is KernelDAO?
KernelDAO is an ecosystem combining Kelp liquid restaking, Kernel shared-security infrastructure and Gain tokenized strategy products under the KERNEL governance token. KernelDAO's official materials support the token utility and governance history, while its current interface is used for present-day staking status.
What was KERNEL Season 4?
KernelDAO's September 2025 governance proposal described Season 4 as a six-month reward period ending February 28, 2026, with a proposed 10 million KERNEL allocation equal to 1% of total supply. KernelDAO's official materials support the token utility and governance history, while its current interface is used for present-day staking status.
Does KERNEL provide shared security?
Yes. KernelDAO describes KERNEL restaking as a way to provide shared economic security for ecosystem projects, middleware and applications. KernelDAO's official materials support the token utility and governance history, while its current interface is used for present-day staking status. The stated role is economic security for supported ecosystem applications, rather than a claim that KERNEL secures every blockchain in the network.
What is the current KERNEL circulating supply?
The circulating supply is 288,668,020 KERNEL, with a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 KERNEL. 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 KERNEL performed historically?
FMchart summarizes the available KernelDAO 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 KERNEL's current circulating supply?
KERNEL'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.