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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.Ravencoin Markets
Ravencoin Historical Data
About Ravencoin (RVN)
Ravencoin is a proof-of-work blockchain derived from Bitcoin, with protocol changes aimed at issuing and transferring assets. RVN pays network fees and is required to create several types of on-chain assets.
A Bitcoin-derived chain
Ravencoin's official overview describes it as a fork of Bitcoin code with changes to block rewards, block time, total supply and mining algorithm. The original block reward was 5,000 RVN, blocks target one minute, and the stated supply limit is 21 billion coins. These changes define Ravencoin's monetary and mining model; they are not the same as Bitcoin's parameters.
Mining with KAWPOW
Ravencoin uses the KAWPOW mining algorithm, after earlier use of X16R and X16RV2. The project's overview says the algorithm was intended to address mining centralization associated with ASIC hardware, and that the community changed algorithms twice. Algorithm design can influence which hardware is competitive, but it cannot guarantee equal access or eliminate changes in mining economics.
Asset issuance rules
Ravencoin's asset guide says a main asset name must use 3–30 characters and cannot use reserved names such as RVN, RAVEN or RAVENCOIN. Creating a main asset costs 500 RVN, while issuing a unique asset costs 5 RVN and reissuing an asset costs 100 RVN. The guide also describes qualifier and restricted assets, which can control which addresses may hold certain assets.
Ownership and metadata
Ravencoin assets can carry associated data. Its official guide notes that an IPFS hash is commonly used to point to information stored off-chain. Ownership assets govern certain actions for main and sub-assets. A child asset is not automatically controlled by its parent asset in the same way a holder might expect, according to the asset documentation. These rules are important for anyone designing tokenized assets on the network.
Issuance schedule and risks
Ravencoin's first halving occurred on January 11, 2022, at block 2,100,000, reducing the block reward from 5,000 to 2,500 RVN. The official halving page says subsequent reductions follow each 2,100,000-block interval, so calendar estimates depend on actual block timing. Asset issuance also burns RVN according to the asset type. Mining difficulty, market liquidity, wallet security and asset metadata remain separate risks. The official asset guide also defines restricted assets with names prefixed by a dollar sign and qualifier requirements that control eligible receiving addresses. A main asset's ownership token grants certain administrative powers, so issuance and transfer permissions should be checked before treating a Ravencoin asset as freely transferable. Ravencoin also supports restricted assets whose names begin with a dollar sign, with qualifier tags controlling which addresses may receive them. The guide describes a 0.1 RVN cost for adding an asset tag, a small but concrete part of the permission system.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Ravencoin (RVN) FAQ
What is the current price of Ravencoin (RVN)?
RVN's live composite price is $0.0014; the current quote is shown above the chart next to the coin name. Ravencoin is a proof-of-work chain derived from Bitcoin, with a one-minute block target and a 21-billion-coin supply limit. Those protocol parameters do not set the live exchange price.
What is RVN used for?
RVN pays network fees and is required to create several Ravencoin asset types. The official guide sets the cost of issuing a main asset at 500 RVN, a unique asset at 5 RVN and reissuing an asset at 100 RVN. Those burns connect the coin to on-chain asset creation.
How much RVN is in circulation?
Ravencoin's circulating-supply field reports 16,532,292,325 RVN. The official overview states a 21-billion-coin supply limit and an original block reward of 5,000 RVN. Maximum supply and the amount currently circulating are different measurements, so the live figure should be read with its label.
What is Ravencoin's all-time high?
RVN's historical price ceiling is $0.2852, recorded on Feb 20, 2021. Ravencoin's first halving took place on January 11, 2022 at block 2,100,000, reducing the block reward from 5,000 to 2,500 RVN. The halving changed issuance, while the price ceiling is a separate market record.
How has RVN performed over time?
FMchart's composite history begins on the date shown in the chart and converts exchange prices to USD. Restricted assets use qualifiers to control eligible receiving addresses. That series can start later than the project's own launch and does not measure the age of its software or community.
How does Ravencoin work?
Ravencoin uses KAWPOW after earlier use of X16R and X16RV2. Its official overview says the algorithm changes were intended to address mining centralization associated with ASIC hardware. The algorithm can influence hardware competition, but it cannot guarantee equal access to mining or stable profitability.
Does RVN support staking or governance?
Ravencoin's asset guide describes main, unique, qualifier and restricted assets. Qualifiers can determine which addresses are eligible to receive restricted assets, while ownership assets control certain administrative actions. These features are part of the chain's asset rules and differ from ordinary RVN transfers.
What makes Ravencoin different?
Ravencoin's main asset names must be 3–30 characters and cannot use reserved names such as RVN, RAVEN or RAVENCOIN. Unique assets cost 5 RVN to issue and cannot be reissued, according to the official guide. These rules make asset naming and supply behavior part of the protocol itself.
What are the main uses of RVN?
Ravencoin assets can include metadata, and the official guide describes using an IPFS hash to reference data stored off-chain. A main asset may be reissued if its rules allow it, while a unique asset cannot be reissued. Developers should plan metadata and reissuance settings before issuing an asset.
What risks should readers understand about Ravencoin?
Ravencoin combines proof-of-work mining with asset-issuance transactions that burn RVN. Its halving schedule depends on 2,100,000-block intervals rather than a fixed calendar date. Mining difficulty, wallet safety, market liquidity and the management of restricted-asset permissions are separate risks for users.