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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.Scroll Markets
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About Scroll (SCR)
Scroll (SCR) is the governance token of Scroll, an Ethereum Layer 2 network built around zero-knowledge rollup technology. Scroll’s October 2024 token announcement set total supply at one billion SCR and described governance, prover and sequencer decentralization as parts of the token’s intended role. Current governance materials show SCR holders participating through delegates and proposals. FMchart’s SCR chart represents market data, not network performance itself, so token price and technical adoption should be reviewed separately.
Scroll as an Ethereum Layer 2
Scroll executes transactions on its Layer 2 network and uses validity proofs that are verified on Ethereum. Its developer documentation describes a general-purpose zkEVM designed to work with Ethereum-style tools and smart contracts. This approach aims to provide additional transaction capacity while anchoring verification to Ethereum, but actual costs and user experience vary with network conditions and system design. Readers evaluating Scroll should distinguish the chain’s technical architecture from the market price of SCR, which can move for unrelated reasons.
SCR and the governance process
Scroll’s token announcement identifies SCR as a primary mechanism for decentralizing protocol governance, with a broader role planned as the network evolves. The current governance portal explains that delegates represent token holders and help guide decisions on proposals. Holding a token does not mean every proposal is automatically controlled by an individual holder; voting power, delegation and proposal rules determine how participation works. Check the governance portal for active proposals, voting settings and recent changes rather than relying only on the original launch announcement.
Supply and ecosystem allocation
Scroll’s launch post announced a total supply of 1,000,000,000 SCR and described allocations for ecosystem growth, the foundation, contributors and distribution programmes. Those allocations are not the same as circulating supply: tokens can be subject to vesting or release schedules before they become liquid. For any supply comparison, use the date and metric reported by the source. The amount available to trade may change as unlocks occur, while governance decisions can influence ecosystem spending without changing the stated total supply.
Rollup infrastructure and decentralization
Scroll’s documentation describes execution, proving and sequencer components as parts of the rollup architecture. The 2024 token announcement connected SCR’s longer-term role to decentralizing governance, provers and sequencer functions; these statements describe a development direction, not proof that every component is fully decentralized today. Technical roadmaps can evolve, and network upgrades may change implementation details. Readers should consult current documentation and governance proposals to understand what is active, what is being transitioned and which responsibilities remain with specific operators.
Reading SCR market data
Use FMchart to compare SCR’s price history across timeframes and observe changes in composite volume, then pair those observations with dated Scroll releases and governance activity. A market chart cannot measure proof-generation reliability, transaction finality, bridge risk or the distribution of voting power. Exchange prices can also diverge with liquidity. SCR’s role in governance gives the token a protocol-specific context, but that role alone does not establish future demand or guarantee that network growth will translate into price appreciation.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Scroll (SCR) FAQ
What is SCR used for?
SCR is Scroll’s governance token. Scroll’s launch announcement connected it to protocol governance and longer-term decentralization of prover and sequencer functions. The live governance portal explains how holders can participate through delegates and proposals. The token’s market price is separate from the network’s technical performance, and the current governance interface is the best place to check active voting rules.
What is Scroll?
Scroll is an Ethereum Layer 2 network using zero-knowledge rollup technology and an EVM-compatible execution environment. It processes transactions on Layer 2 and relies on validity proofs verified on Ethereum. This architecture is intended to expand transaction capacity while preserving an Ethereum-linked verification model. Details can evolve with upgrades, so use current Scroll technical documentation for implementation-specific questions.
How does SCR governance work?
Scroll governance uses proposals and delegates to represent token holders in ecosystem decisions. The governance portal lists proposals and voting information, while the DAO constitution describes how holders may participate or delegate voting power. Holding SCR does not mean every decision is made by one person; proposal rules, delegate participation and on-chain execution mechanisms determine the process. Check current governance records for each decision.
What is SCR’s total supply?
Scroll’s October 2024 token announcement set total SCR supply at one billion tokens and described allocations for ecosystem growth and other purposes. Total supply is not the same as circulating supply, since some allocations can be subject to vesting or release schedules. Use dated market statistics for current circulation and the official token announcement for the original supply design.
Does SCR pay Ethereum gas fees?
SCR is Scroll’s governance token, while transaction fees on a network depend on the chain’s fee rules and supported assets. Do not assume that owning SCR is required for every transaction or that it automatically pays gas. Consult current Scroll user documentation for supported fee tokens and wallet requirements. Governance utility and transaction-fee mechanics are distinct questions.
What does a zkEVM do on Scroll?
A zkEVM executes Ethereum-compatible transactions and generates cryptographic validity proofs that can be checked on Ethereum. Scroll’s documentation explains that this allows developers to use familiar EVM tools while transactions are processed on Layer 2. Proof systems and node implementations can change with upgrades, so technical claims should be checked against current developer documentation rather than inferred from SCR price action.
What can the SCR price chart show?
A chart can summarize SCR’s historical market price and composite trading activity, but it cannot measure proof-generation reliability, bridge security or governance decentralization. Those questions require technical documentation, security assessments and on-chain records. Market price may reflect wider crypto conditions as well as project news. Use consistent timeframes and dated sources when comparing SCR with other assets.
What should I check before interpreting SCR news?
Separate token governance updates from changes to Scroll’s technical architecture, and note whether a statement describes a live feature, a proposal or a future goal. Read the linked governance proposal or developer document, then compare its date with market data. A roadmap statement is not proof that a feature has shipped, and a price move cannot independently confirm protocol adoption.
What is the all-time high for SCR?
FMchart lists SCR's all-time high as $1.43, reached on Dec 12, 2024. This historical peak is a reference point, not a target or forecast. Different data providers may report different highs because of exchange coverage, price aggregation and the start of available history. Check the chart timeframe and market-data methodology before comparing the peak with a current quote.
How has SCR performed over its available FMchart history?
FMchart’s composite history for Scroll provides a dated record of market prices across supported sources. The available history can differ from individual exchange listings, so check the chart’s start date and timeframe before comparing returns. Historical performance is descriptive, not predictive, and cannot prove that the project’s current utility or user activity has increased.