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Ontology Gas Historical Data
About Ontology Gas (ONG)
Ontology uses two native assets with separate jobs: ONT supports governance and staking, while ONG pays for transactions and smart-contract execution. ONG is therefore the network's gas token rather than the asset used for Ontology's main governance role.
Why Ontology has two tokens
Ontology separates its value token, ONT, from its utility token, ONG. The official token page assigns governance voting, consensus-node election and staking to ONT. ONG covers transaction fees, smart-contract execution and dApp interaction costs. The distinction matters when both assets appear under the same network. Staking ONT can generate ONG, while ONG is spent to execute on-chain actions.
ONG as gas
Ontology's developer documentation identifies ONG as the gas token on MainNet, including its EVM environment. An EVM smart-contract call consumes ONG to pay execution fees. As a result, a wallet can hold ONT for governance or staking and still need ONG to move assets or interact with contracts. The requirement is tied to network execution, not to the market price of ONT or ONG.
How ONG is generated
Ontology's token information explains that staking ONT generates ONG rewards. This creates a relationship between the two assets: ONT is committed to the network's staking process, while ONG is used to pay transaction costs. The amount received depends on network rules and the staking position; it should not be presented as a fixed return. Reward terms should be checked in the current wallet or node interface.
2026 tokenomics changes
Ontology's 2026 roadmap, published on March 11, 2026, says a tokenomics reform burned 200 million ONG and permanently capped supply at 800 million. The same roadmap mentions a continuing liquidity-lock programme. These are dated project statements, not a live measure of circulating supply. Current supply and market statistics should be read separately from the historical burn figure and the stated cap.
Network use and caveats
Ontology's official materials describe ONT staking, governance and consensus-node election, alongside ONG's role in transaction execution. The chain also provides an EVM environment with chain ID 58 in its developer documentation. A token's gas function does not remove risks from smart contracts, wallets, bridges or network upgrades. Users should distinguish the need to hold gas from any claim that ONG will rise in value. The roadmap also links the reform to an 80% gas-fee reduction. That statement concerns Ontology's network costs, while the 200-million-ONG burn and 800-million cap describe tokenomics. They are related changes but measure different things: transaction cost affects network use, whereas issuance rules affect the asset's supply framework. The official token guide also separates gas payments from staking rewards and governance rights.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Ontology Gas (ONG) FAQ
What is the current price of Ontology Gas (ONG)?
The live market value for ONG is $0.0741. Ontology assigns ONG the role of gas token for transactions and smart-contract execution, while ONT handles governance and staking. That two-token design explains utility, not the market quote. ONT, rather than ONG, is used for governance voting.
What is ONG used for?
ONG pays for transactions, smart-contract execution and dApp interaction on Ontology. ONT has a separate role in governance voting and consensus-node election. Keeping those jobs distinct matters because users may stake ONT to generate ONG but still need ONG available to pay network execution costs.
How much ONG is in circulation?
Ontology's circulating-supply figure for ONG is 483,923,759 ONG. Its March 11, 2026 roadmap says 200 million ONG were burned and that supply was permanently capped at 800 million. The cap describes the supply framework; circulating supply is a separate figure that depends on current market data.
What is Ontology Gas's all-time high?
ONG's recorded market maximum is $4.39 on Sep 28, 2018. Ontology's 2026 roadmap reports a burn of 200 million ONG and a permanent cap of 800 million. Those supply events are project-specific tokenomics facts; the market maximum is a separate historical observation.
How has ONG performed over time?
FMchart's composite history begins on the date shown in the chart and converts exchange prices to USD. Ontology documentation identifies ONG as the MainNet EVM gas token. That series can start later than the project's own launch and does not measure the age of its software or community.
How does Ontology Gas work?
Ontology's developer documentation identifies chain ID 58 for MainNet EVM execution and names ONG as the gas token. This means EVM contract calls consume ONG to pay execution costs. The requirement is tied to network activity, not to the price of ONT or to a holder's staking balance.
Does ONG support staking or governance?
ONT, not ONG, is the asset Ontology identifies for governance voting, consensus-node election and staking. Staking ONT generates ONG under the network's model. This separation means a person holding ONG for gas should not assume that the same balance provides ONT governance rights or staking rewards.
What makes Ontology Gas different?
Ontology's two-token design is a key distinction: ONT supports governance and staking, whereas ONG pays execution fees. The project's March 2026 roadmap described both an ONG burn and a permanent supply cap. The token's market data should be read separately from these protocol and tokenomics details.
What are the main uses of ONG?
Ontology dApps and EVM smart contracts use ONG for transaction execution costs. ONT staking can generate ONG, connecting the utility token to the network's staking system. Gas demand depends on actual on-chain actions, and a documented utility does not guarantee any level of future demand or token value.
What risks should readers understand about Ontology Gas?
Ontology's 2026 roadmap describes an 80% gas-fee reduction and a reform that burned 200 million ONG. Those changes affect network-cost and supply discussions, but they do not remove smart-contract, wallet or bridge risks. Current gas settings and circulating-supply figures should be checked separately from the roadmap announcement.