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RONIN to USDT Converter
1 RONIN = 0.0535984 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.Ronin Markets
Ronin Historical Data
About Ronin (RON)
Ronin is a blockchain network associated with gaming and digital asset applications, and RON is its ecosystem token. Ronin's official support documentation says RON is used to pay transaction fees and to support network security and decentralization through staking. The documentation lists a maximum supply of one billion RON. The ticker in this FMchart row is RONIN, so readers should check the page's asset mapping and not assume that ticker spelling is the token's canonical on-chain symbol.
RON and transaction fees
RON is used to pay gas for transactions on Ronin, similar to how native assets cover fees on other blockchains. Users may need RON to interact with applications even when the application itself focuses on games, collectibles or other assets. Fees, wallet requirements and supported routes can change with network updates, so confirm current instructions before moving tokens or attempting a transaction from a wallet with no native fee balance.
Staking and network security
Ronin's documentation describes validators as participants that validate blocks and help protect the network. Validators stake RON, while holders can delegate tokens under the network's staking model and may receive rewards. Rewards and participation depend on protocol rules, validator performance and applicable conditions; they are not guaranteed by simply holding the token. Readers should review the current staking interface and validator information for eligibility, commission and unbonding details.
Supply and ecosystem context
Ronin's support page lists a maximum supply of one billion RON and gives historical allocation categories for Sky Mavis, the community, staking rewards and an ecosystem fund. Allocation information is useful for understanding token design, but it should be read with its publication date and any later changes. Ronin's gaming and application activity is a separate measure from token circulation, and a rise in game activity does not automatically imply a corresponding change in RON price.
What the composite chart measures
FMchart's composite market series shows RONIN price observations across its supported data sources. It does not directly measure validator decentralization, active gamers, transaction finality or the security of a specific application. Market movements may reflect liquidity, broader crypto conditions, token supply and ecosystem news. Use volume and the selected timeframe as context, and compare like-for-like datasets when another provider reports a different high or current quote.
Verifying the correct asset
The official Ronin documentation refers to the ecosystem token as RON. Since this row uses the ticker RONIN and a composite label, verify the exact market mapping before treating its chart as a canonical RON quote. For technical questions, use Ronin's token guide and network documentation; for price history, use the FMchart composite shown on this page. Confirm network and contract details from primary sources before transferring assets.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Ronin (RONIN) FAQ
What is Ronin and what is RON?
Ronin is a blockchain network associated with gaming and digital-asset applications. Its official documentation calls RON the ecosystem token and describes it as the asset used for transaction fees and network staking. Several exchanges list RON under the ticker RONIN, and this FMchart composite page uses that exchange label; confirm the token contract on Ronin before transferring any asset.
What is RON used for?
Ronin's official support material describes RON as the network's gas token and an asset used to stake and support network security. A wallet may need RON to pay transaction fees when interacting with applications on Ronin. Check the current official wallet and network instructions, because token tickers and supported transfer routes can differ between services.
What is RON’s maximum supply?
Ronin's token guide lists a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 RON. It also describes allocations for Sky Mavis, the community, staking rewards and an ecosystem fund. Read allocation information with its publication date; maximum supply is not current circulating supply. Check the latest official token documentation for subsequent updates.
What is the current RONIN price on FMchart?
FMchart displays this RONIN composite at $0.0535 and reports 24-hour volume of $131.5K across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. The label is not the same as proof of a canonical RON market mapping. Check the market identity and timestamp before comparing this value with an exchange listing or a different provider's RON quote.
What are RONIN’s circulating and maximum supplies?
FMchart shows 772,401,679 for circulating supply and 1,000,000,000 for the maximum-supply field associated with this page. Ronin's official documentation lists a one-billion maximum supply for RON, but this row is labelled RONIN (Composite), so confirm that the underlying market mapping matches RON before treating the values as canonical. When data is available, see the Price Statistics panel.
What is RONIN’s all-time high?
FMchart records the composite page's all-time high as $4.45 on Mar 25, 2024. Other providers may list the same token as RON, and small differences in the reported peak usually come from exchange coverage. The reported peak is historical data, not a price target or prediction.
How has RONIN performed in FMchart history?
FMchart's available composite history for Ronin summarizes market prices across supported sources, not protocol adoption or product performance. The Monthly Returns (USD) table summarizes the available market series. Check the start date and selected timeframe before comparing periods, and treat past returns as descriptive rather than predictive.
How does RON staking work?
Ronin documentation explains that validators stake RON to validate blocks and that holders can delegate under the network's staking model. Rewards depend on protocol rules and validator performance; holding tokens without participating does not automatically earn staking rewards. Review current validator details, commissions, lockups and withdrawal timing before delegating, as conditions can change with network updates.
Is RONIN the official token ticker?
No. Ronin's official support documentation names its ecosystem token RON. RONIN is the ticker that several exchanges use for the same token, and this FMchart composite page follows that exchange label. Before transferring assets, confirm the token contract and chain from Ronin's primary documentation, because tokens with similar names on other networks are not the same asset.
What should I check before using a Ronin chart?
Check the exact asset mapping, timeframe, composite coverage and trading volume, then review dated network announcements separately. For Ronin, distinguish price data from measures such as validator participation, network usage and gaming activity. Use the official Ronin documentation for token and staking rules, and do not treat a market chart as evidence that a particular application or network component is secure.