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1 MMT = 0.135397 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.Momentum Markets
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About Momentum (MMT)
Momentum is a decentralized exchange and liquidity ecosystem that began with assets native to Sui. Its documentation describes concentrated liquidity, liquidity-provider positions and a governance model built around MMT and veMMT. The project also presents a broader plan for managing crypto assets and tokenized real-world assets. Those ambitions should be separated from the live features available on each supported chain. MMT is the ecosystem token, not a claim on the protocol as a company.
Momentum DEX on Sui
Momentum DEX uses concentrated liquidity, allowing liquidity providers to choose price ranges for their positions. Fees accrue to liquidity providers whose positions are active when swaps use that liquidity. If the market price moves outside a chosen range, the position may stop earning swap fees until it becomes active again. This design can improve capital efficiency, but it also requires users to understand range selection and the possibility of impermanent loss.
Liquidity and trading fees
The project's documentation describes MMT as a governance token and veMMT as the voting-escrow form created by locking MMT. Voting power depends on the amount locked and the lock duration. veMMT holders can vote on proposals and direct incentive emissions toward pools. Documentation also describes access and reward features for locked holders, but eligibility and actual benefits depend on current program rules rather than the token name alone.
MMT and veMMT
Momentum's tokenomics page lists a total supply of one billion MMT and an initial circulating supply of about 204.1 million at the token generation event. It says team and investor allocations were not unlocked at launch and follow later vesting schedules. These are published schedule details, not a guarantee that future circulating supply remains unchanged. Check current unlock data and official governance announcements before relying on old allocation charts.
Token allocation and participation
Momentum describes itself as a liquidity layer for Sui and a platform that may expand across chains and asset types. Its docs mention integrations and future products, but each chain or feature needs separate confirmation. DEX users face smart-contract risk, liquidity changes, price impact and impermanent loss. MMT can be volatile, and governance participation or liquidity provision does not guarantee fees, rewards or price appreciation. Liquidity providers should also account for the price range, asset volatility and any protocol-specific incentives when assessing a position. Liquidity providers should also account for the price range, asset volatility and any protocol-specific incentives when assessing a position. Liquidity providers should also account for the price range, asset volatility and any protocol-specific incentives when assessing a position.
How to assess a liquidity position
Before providing liquidity, users should review the pool's assets, current price range, fee tier and incentive rules. Concentrated liquidity can become inactive when prices move, and impermanent loss can outweigh fees. These mechanics are specific to the chosen pool and should be assessed separately from MMT governance.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Momentum (MMT) FAQ
What is the current price of MMT?
MMT's composite market quote is $0.1352. Momentum's docs describe MMT as its governance token and veMMT as the voting-escrow form created by locking it. Those mechanics are separate from the market price, which can differ across exchanges and liquidity pools.
What is Momentum?
Momentum is a decentralized exchange and liquidity ecosystem that began with Sui-native assets. Its docs describe concentrated liquidity, liquidity-provider positions and MMT-based governance. The project has broader cross-chain ambitions, but each integration should be checked for current availability. This matters because mMT can be locked to create veMMT.
How much MMT is in circulation?
The circulating-supply figure for MMT is 204,095,424 MMT. Momentum's tokenomics lists a total supply of one billion and an initial circulating supply of about 204.1 million at TGE. Current circulating supply can change as vesting and ecosystem allocations unlock, so check the Price Statistics panel and updated token data.
What is MMT's all-time high?
MMT's recorded market high is $4.03, dated Nov 4, 2025. This is a market-history value, not a measure of trading volume or liquidity on Momentum DEX. The protocol's concentrated-liquidity positions and veMMT incentives describe product mechanics, not a guaranteed price outcome. This matters because tokenomics lists 1 billion total MMT supply.
How has MMT performed historically?
FMchart's composite history begins on the date shown in the chart and converts available exchange prices to USD. veMMT voting power depends on amount and lock duration. The Monthly Returns section summarizes that series, which can differ from one venue or another currency.
How does veMMT voting work?
Momentum's docs say locking MMT creates veMMT and voting power depends on the amount locked and the lock duration. veMMT holders can vote on protocol proposals and direct emissions. The lock can reduce token flexibility, so users should review the current terms before bonding MMT.
What is concentrated liquidity?
Concentrated liquidity lets a provider place assets within a selected price range instead of across all possible prices. Momentum says fees accrue to positions active when swaps use their liquidity. If the market leaves the range, the position may stop earning fees until it becomes active again.
What is MMT's total supply?
Momentum's tokenomics page lists a total supply of one billion MMT. It also gives an initial circulating-supply figure for the token generation event. These figures describe the published launch plan, and actual circulating supply changes with vesting, ecosystem distributions and any later governance decisions.
Does MMT guarantee rewards?
No. Momentum's documentation describes incentives for liquidity providers and veMMT holders, but the amount depends on current program rules, trading activity and governance-directed emissions. Liquidity positions can lose value, and token incentives do not guarantee a positive net return. This matters because tokenomics lists 1 billion total MMT supply.
What risks affect Momentum users?
Momentum users face smart-contract risk, liquidity changes, price impact and impermanent loss. Concentrated-liquidity positions can stop earning fees outside their selected range. MMT also has token unlock and governance risks, so product use and token ownership should be evaluated separately.