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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.Origin Token Markets
Origin Token Historical Data
About Origin Token (OGN)
Origin Token (OGN) is the governance and value-accrual token of Origin Protocol, whose product suite includes yield-bearing products such as OETH, Super OETH and OUSD. Origin's current documentation describes OGN staking as xOGN, a locked governance position that can participate in protocol decisions and receive value linked to product fees through buybacks and distributions. OGN is not the same asset as OETH or OUSD. FMchart displays OGN's composite price in US dollars from supported markets, and that market price can differ from any product's underlying value.
Origin's yield products
Origin develops products that aim to make on-chain yield easier to access. OETH and Super OETH are Ethereum-related yield products, while OUSD is designed as a yield-bearing stablecoin. Their strategies, supported networks and risk exposures are not identical. Product returns can depend on underlying protocols, collateral, market conditions and smart contracts. A token's name or target does not remove the need to review its current strategy, collateral composition and redemption mechanics.
OGN and xOGN staking
Origin's documentation says users can stake OGN to receive xOGN, a locked position that combines governance participation with exposure to protocol fee flows. The protocol states that OGN stakers receive protocol fees through buybacks and distributions to xOGN. Exact terms, lock rules and current reward metrics should be verified on the official staking page, because displayed rates can change with product revenue and protocol settings. Staking can also limit access to tokens during the lock period.
Governance and product decisions
OGN governance is used to decide protocol parameters, product priorities and how protocol-controlled assets are deployed. xOGN stakers can participate in decisions about fee settings and major upgrades. Governance power is not the same as legal ownership of Origin Protocol, and participation does not guarantee that a proposal will pass or be implemented. Users should review proposals, quorum rules and execution status rather than relying on a summary of a vote alone.
Buybacks and fee linkage
Origin describes a mechanism in which fees generated by its products are routed to OGN stakers through buybacks and distributions to xOGN. This links the token's utility to product activity, but the amount can vary with revenue, strategy performance and the protocol's current rules. Buybacks do not guarantee a minimum market price, and a product may experience lower fees or higher costs. Historical annualized rates should never be treated as fixed future income.
Risks across a product suite
OGN holders can be affected by both token-market conditions and the performance of Origin's products. Yield products may rely on third-party protocols, oracles, bridges or smart contracts, and a problem in one component can affect returns or redemption. Governance and fee policies may also change. Before staking, review the lock terms, current product disclosures and audit information. Treat the token's governance and fee mechanisms as protocol features with risks, not as a guarantee of profits or company ownership.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Origin Token (OGN) FAQ
What is Origin Token (OGN)?
OGN is the governance and value-accrual token of Origin Protocol. Origin's products include OETH, Super OETH and OUSD, and its documentation describes OGN staking as xOGN. Staked OGN can participate in governance and receive value linked to protocol fees, subject to current rules and product activity.
What is xOGN?
xOGN is the locked staking position users receive when staking OGN through Origin's system. Origin says xOGN carries governance power and participates in protocol fee flows through buybacks and distributions. Lock terms and reward mechanics should be confirmed on the official staking page because the implementation and displayed rates can change.
How does OGN governance work?
OGN governance is used to decide protocol parameters, product priorities and the deployment of protocol-controlled assets. Origin's documentation says xOGN stakers participate in key decisions, including fee settings and major upgrades. A vote may still require implementation, and governance rights do not equal equity ownership in the organization.
How are OGN stakers linked to protocol fees?
Origin describes routing protocol fees from its products to OGN stakers through token buybacks and distributions to xOGN. The amount depends on actual product fees and current protocol rules. This mechanism does not guarantee a fixed yield or market price, and product risks can affect fee generation.
Which products are part of Origin Protocol?
Origin's current materials include OETH, Super OETH, OUSD and other yield-focused products. Each product has its own strategy and risk profile, so they should not be treated as interchangeable. Check official documentation for current collateral, supported networks, redemption rules and the protocols on which a product depends.
Does OGN represent company shares?
OGN is described as a protocol governance and value-accrual token, not conventional company equity. Its token mechanics can provide voting participation and fee-linked distributions under protocol rules, but they do not automatically confer ownership of the organization or a guaranteed claim on future revenue.
Are OGN staking rewards fixed?
No. Origin's displayed staking rate can change as product fees, token prices and protocol settings change. The official staking page describes fee-linked buybacks and distributions rather than a fixed coupon. Review current terms and lock conditions, and avoid assuming that a rate observed today will persist.
What is the all-time high for OGN?
FMchart's composite ATH is shown as $3.35 on Apr 8, 2021. It is the highest price recorded in the available composite history, not a prediction of future price. Exchange-specific values can differ because of liquidity, quote currencies and how far back each venue's data extends.
How has OGN performed over time?
To review OGN's historical performance, use the chart on this page and select the period you want to compare. The available history may start later than the token's launch or differ from one exchange. Historical returns describe past price movements and cannot predict future results.
Where can I verify OGN staking terms?
Use Origin's official OGN page and documentation to check current xOGN lock terms, fee mechanics and governance details. Confirm whether a displayed rate is current and how it is calculated before relying on it. FMchart's chart and Price Statistics panel provide market context when data is available, not staking terms.