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MANTRA to USDT Converter
1 MANTRA = 0.00368993 USDT · updated 06:23 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.MANTRA Markets
MANTRA Historical Data
About MANTRA (MANTRA)
MANTRA is a blockchain ecosystem focused on tokenizing real-world assets and building infrastructure for applications that need defined compliance controls. MANTRA Chain is an EVM-compatible Layer 1, and its documentation describes staking as the mechanism used to help secure the network. This focus sets the project apart from a general-purpose token alone: its thesis centers on bringing asset-related applications on-chain. The token's history has changed materially. The project began with OM as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, then adopted OM as the native staking coin when MANTRA Chain mainnet launched in October 2024. The official background page says the Ethereum ERC-20 OM migration window ended on January 15, 2026. Users should therefore distinguish legacy ERC-20 OM from the current native MANTRA asset. On March 2, 2026, the project carried out a non-dilutive 1:4 split and ticker change: one OM became four MANTRA. The documentation says the maximum hard cap became 10 billion MANTRA, with the token units changing proportionally. This was a denomination change rather than a fourfold increase in each holder's proportional ownership. Wallet and exchange support should still be checked before transfers.
Native staking on MANTRA Chain
MANTRA is the native staking coin used by validators and delegators. Holders can delegate tokens to validators through the network's staking interface, helping secure block production. Staking involves validator selection, commission and unbonding conditions, so the displayed reward rate should not be treated as guaranteed income or as a substitute for checking validator performance.
Real-world asset infrastructure
MANTRA's product direction is centered on RWA tokenization and applications that may require permissioned participation or regulatory controls. The chain's EVM compatibility allows developers to use familiar smart-contract tooling, while the project's compliance focus shapes how some applications are designed. Tokenization does not remove legal, custody, valuation or redemption risks associated with the underlying assets.
Token supply and governance history
The official tokenomics page records the genesis supply before the 2026 split, then explains that all allocations remain proportional after the 1:4 conversion. It also describes a revised tokenomics proposal approved by community and validator votes, including a reduced inflation rate. Because the token split changed units, older supply numbers should not be compared directly with current MANTRA counts.
Ecosystem products
The MANTRA ecosystem includes MANTRA Chain and MANTRA Finance, which the project presents as a user-facing venue for RWA-related products. These products can have separate eligibility, jurisdiction and onboarding rules. A token's availability on an exchange does not mean every holder can access every financial product, and an ecosystem roadmap should not be confused with live functionality.
Practical risks and migration checks
The most immediate technical issue is token identity. Legacy ERC-20 OM migration ended in January 2026, and the current token underwent a unit split in March 2026. Before moving assets, confirm the supported network, token ticker and receiving venue. More broadly, RWA applications depend on legal structures and off-chain counterparties as well as smart contracts, while MANTRA's market price remains volatile.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
MANTRA (MANTRA) FAQ
What is MANTRA?
MANTRA is an RWA-focused blockchain ecosystem built around MANTRA Chain and related applications. The chain is EVM-compatible and uses MANTRA as its native staking coin following the 2026 token split and ticker transition. Its real-world-asset focus means individual applications may have eligibility or compliance requirements beyond ordinary wallet access.
What is MANTRA used for?
MANTRA is used as the native staking coin on MANTRA Chain, where holders can delegate to validators that help secure the network. The ecosystem also focuses on tokenized real-world assets and related applications. Specific product access can depend on jurisdiction, compliance checks and the terms of each application.
What happened to OM in 2026?
The official background page says the token underwent a non-dilutive 1:4 split and ticker change on March 2, 2026: one OM became four MANTRA. The unit count changed proportionally, while the maximum hard cap became 10 billion MANTRA. Users should verify current exchange and wallet support before transferring assets.
Can I still migrate legacy ERC-20 OM?
MANTRA's official background documentation says the Ethereum ERC-20 OM migration window ended on January 15, 2026. That means old migration instructions may no longer describe the current process. Before taking action, consult current official support information and verify the exact token contract and network to avoid sending assets to an unsupported destination.
How does MANTRA staking work?
Holders can delegate MANTRA to validators on MANTRA Chain. Validators participate in securing the network, while delegators share in staking rewards subject to protocol rules and validator commission. Rewards can vary, and staking can involve unbonding delays. Review validator status, commission and current network terms before delegating.
What is MANTRA's focus on real-world assets?
MANTRA focuses on infrastructure for tokenizing assets that exist outside a blockchain, such as financial or other real-world assets. Tokenization can represent rights or claims digitally, but it does not remove legal, custody, valuation or redemption risk. Each application may set its own compliance rules and participant eligibility.
Is MANTRA Chain compatible with Ethereum tools?
The official documentation describes MANTRA Chain as EVM-compatible, allowing developers to work with familiar smart-contract tools. Compatibility helps with deployment, but it does not mean every Ethereum application or asset is automatically available. Developers should verify chain configuration, contract addresses, audits and bridge assumptions for each integration.
What is MANTRA's all-time high?
MANTRA's recorded market high is $0.0263, with Mar 4, 2026 shown as its date. Because the token's unit denomination changed in March 2026, historical comparisons should account for that 1:4 split. The Price Statistics panel shows the displayed market record when market data is available.
How has MANTRA performed historically?
FMchart's composite chart shows the available historical price series for MANTRA, 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 should MANTRA users consider?
Risks include token-price volatility, validator performance, staking lock-up terms, migration confusion and the legal or operational dependencies of real-world-asset applications. The old ERC-20 migration window ended in January 2026, and the 2026 split changed token units. Verify the network and current documentation before transferring or staking MANTRA.