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1 QUBIC = 0.000000420606 USDT · updated 12:17 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.Qubic Markets
Qubic Historical Data
About Qubic (QUBIC)
The Qubic tokenomics documentation names $QUBIC, and not $QU, as the official financial ticker. Smart-contract commissions are determined by a Computor quorum vote and are burned rather than paid to Computors.
Smart-contract commissions and burns
The documentation says commissions for smart-contract execution are determined through a quorum vote by Computors, but the commission is burned instead of paid to those Computors. Transfers within the Qubic network are feeless, and the introduction says Qubic sets itself apart with feeless transactions. The introduction page uses the abbreviation QUs for Qubic Units, while the tokenomics page uses QUBIC. It also mentions burning only for inefficient Computors and miners, and for commission.
Seven-day epochs and emissions
Each Qubic epoch lasts seven days and generates 1 trillion QUBIC before the documented distribution and burn rules are applied. The units are allocated among Computors, the Computor Controlled Fund (CCF), QEarn, and burns. The project’s emission table reduces net emissions in stages: it lists 450 billion QUBIC per epoch for epochs 175–226 and approximately 240 billion for epochs 227–278. The actual stage depends on the current epoch and the network’s supply rules.
Supply cap and halving
Qubic’s documentation states that the circulating supply is capped at 200 trillion QUBIC, reduced from an original 1,000 trillion following a community vote. It says the first halving occurred at epoch 175 in August 2025, lowering net emissions from 850 billion to 450 billion per epoch. A Supply Watcher smart contract dynamically adjusts emissions using real-time supply data. The cap and epoch emission are different measures: the former is the limit, while the latter describes scheduled network issuance before burns and distribution effects.
Computors and governance
Computors perform network tasks and vote by quorum to determine the commission for executing smart contracts. The Arbitrator manages AI training tasks and resolves disputes, and the introduction says its role is limited to protecting user interests, with no influence over smart contracts, voting, or QU distribution. According to the introduction, Computors are responsible for executing smart contracts and securing the network. Qubic also describes an IPO process in which all QUBIC spent in the Dutch auction is permanently burned.
Reading QUBIC market data
FMchart’s composite chart presents QUBIC prices in USD across supported venues. The Markets tab identifies the markets represented, and Historical data shows the available period. Price movements do not directly show how much QUBIC was burned for computation or how efficient Computors were during an epoch. Those questions require network data; the composite chart is a separate record of market trading.
Last reviewed: Oct 28, 2026
Qubic (QUBIC) FAQ
What is Qubic (QUBIC)?
The Qubic tokenomics documentation names $QUBIC, not $QU, as the official financial ticker. Each seven-day epoch produces 1 trillion QUBIC, allocated among Computors, the Computor Controlled Fund (CCF), QEarn, and burns. Smart-contract commissions are set by a Computor quorum vote and burned rather than paid to Computors.
What is QUBIC used for?
Transfers within the Qubic network are feeless, and the introduction says Qubic sets itself apart with feeless transactions. The introduction page uses the abbreviation QUs for Qubic Units, while the tokenomics page uses QUBIC. It also mentions burning only for inefficient Computors and miners, and for commission. Computors vote by quorum to set smart-contract commissions, and the documentation says those commissions are burned rather than paid to Computors. QUBIC spent in the Dutch-auction IPO is also permanently burned. The introduction also mentions burns for inefficient Computors and miners.
What is QUBIC’s maximum supply?
Qubic’s official tokenomics states that the circulating supply is capped at 200 trillion QUBIC, reduced from the original 1,000 trillion after a community vote. The documentation lists a seven-day epoch that generates 1 trillion QUBIC before distributions and burns, with net emissions reduced by halving stages. The current epoch determines which emission band applies.
What is QUBIC’s all-time high?
The highest QUBIC price recorded by FMchart is $0, dated Mar 2, 2024. Use the Price Statistics panel to see the figure when market data is available. Qubic’s official tokenomics documentation states a circulating supply cap of 200 trillion QUBIC, reduced from 1,000 trillion after a community vote. Those token mechanics are separate from the recorded high.
How has QUBIC performed over its available price history?
QUBIC’s market history does not measure smart-contract execution or the quantity of coins burned. Qubic documents seven-day epochs, quorum-set commissions that are burned, and a staged net-emission schedule with the 200 trillion circulating supply cap.