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1 QUICK = 0.002762 USDT · updated 06:19 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.Quickswap Markets
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About QuickSwap (QUICK)
QuickSwap is a decentralized exchange ecosystem best known for automated token swaps and liquidity pools, with products built around Polygon and related networks. QUICK is its native ecosystem token, and QuickSwap’s documentation distinguishes the newer QUICK token from the older version. The newer token is documented for governance and staking in Dragon’s Lair. This distinction is essential when reading older charts or token pages, because the same ticker history may refer to different token denominations or contracts.
QuickSwap and automated market making
An automated market maker lets users swap assets against liquidity pools rather than matching each trade through a traditional central order book. QuickSwap applies this model to supported networks and has developed products grouped under its DragonFi ecosystem. Pool availability, fee settings and network support depend on the deployed version. A decentralized exchange is still exposed to contract bugs, pool imbalance, token risks and liquidity changes, even when users retain wallet control.
The QUICK token migration
QuickSwap’s official token page says the current QUICK token is the version used for governance and staking in Dragon’s Lair, while the old QUICK token no longer has utility under the current design and can be converted through the project’s converter. That migration means ticker matching is not enough for historical research. Readers should check whether a chart or wallet entry represents old QUICK or the current token before comparing values.
Governance and Dragon’s Lair
The project lists governance and Dragon’s Lair staking as functions of new QUICK. Governance can provide a way to participate in community decisions, while staking functions depend on the current implementation and reward rules. Neither feature guarantees financial rewards or voting power over every protocol decision. QuickSwap’s own documentation should be treated as the primary reference for token conversion and active utility, especially when third-party sites show older token information.
Supply and community distribution
QuickSwap documentation lists a total supply of one billion new QUICK and describes a community-oriented distribution, including liquidity-mining incentives. The same page reports a circulating figure that may change as market data updates. Supply figures should be interpreted with the token version and date in mind, because old QUICK and new QUICK use different denominations. Do not combine their prices or supplies without accounting for the official conversion mechanism.
Risks for DEX tokens
QUICK can be affected by DEX activity, governance decisions, token liquidity, incentives and broader crypto-market conditions. Risks include smart-contract vulnerabilities, malicious or low-quality pool assets, slippage, impermanent loss for liquidity providers, and errors involving the old/new token distinction. A token’s use in governance does not make it a claim on all exchange fees. FMchart provides market context, not a prediction of adoption or returns.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Quickswap (QUICK) FAQ
What is QuickSwap (QUICK)?
QuickSwap is a decentralized exchange ecosystem, and QUICK is its native token. The project’s documentation distinguishes new QUICK, used for governance and Dragon’s Lair staking, from old QUICK, which no longer has utility under the current design. Readers should verify the token version before comparing prices or interpreting historical market data.
What is the difference between old QUICK and new QUICK?
QuickSwap’s official documentation says old QUICK can be converted through the project’s converter and does not have utility under the current token design. New QUICK is the version associated with governance and Dragon’s Lair staking. This distinction matters because their denominations and market records are not directly interchangeable without accounting for the conversion terms.
What is Dragon’s Lair?
Dragon’s Lair is the QuickSwap feature associated with staking new QUICK, according to the project’s token documentation. Its current conditions and any rewards depend on the deployed contracts and active rules. Staking should not be interpreted as guaranteed income, and readers should check the official documentation to understand lockups, eligibility and the risks of interacting with smart contracts.
What is the current price of QUICK?
The current QUICK quote is $0.0028. Before comparing it with older values, verify whether the data refers to new QUICK or the retired old QUICK version. Quotes can vary by exchange, pair and liquidity, while token migration can complicate historical comparisons. The displayed timestamp and token identity are important parts of interpreting the number.
What is the total supply of QUICK?
QuickSwap’s documentation lists one billion tokens for the current QUICK version and explains its community-oriented tokenomics. The reported circulating amount is a separate, time-sensitive metric. Because old QUICK and new QUICK have different denominations, supply figures should be matched to the correct version and current contract rather than combined from unrelated third-party pages.
Can QUICK holders participate in governance?
QuickSwap documents governance as one of the functions of new QUICK. Participation depends on the current governance process, voting rules and proposals that are open at a given time. Holding tokens does not imply control over every operational decision or a guaranteed outcome. For the scope of current voting, consult QuickSwap’s official governance information rather than an older token summary.
How does QuickSwap swap tokens?
QuickSwap uses automated market-making pools for supported swaps. Trades execute against pool liquidity and therefore can be affected by price impact, liquidity depth, fees and the assets involved. A token swap is different from using QUICK for governance or staking. This overview describes the exchange model at a high level and does not guarantee that every pool or token is safe or liquid.
What is the all-time high for QUICK?
FMchart’s recorded all-time high for QUICK is $0.2298, dated May 5, 2022. Historical comparisons require care because QuickSwap has an old QUICK and a new QUICK token version. This figure refers to the asset represented by FMchart’s available series, not a forecast. Provider values may differ with venue coverage, token mapping and historical data availability.
How has QUICK performed over time?
Use the chart on this page to review QUICK over a consistent period. QuickSwap documents governance and Dragon’s Lair staking for new QUICK, while the older token version no longer has utility under the current design. Check token mapping before comparing past prices; a chart cannot guarantee future demand or staking outcomes.
What risks are associated with QUICK?
QUICK carries crypto-price and liquidity risk, while QuickSwap users and liquidity providers can face smart-contract failures, token scams, slippage and impermanent loss. Confusion between old and new QUICK can also lead to incorrect comparisons or transfers. Governance and staking features may change, and token ownership does not guarantee rewards, protocol income or control over every QuickSwap product.