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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.Somnia Markets
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About Somnia (SOMI)
Somnia is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain designed for applications that need high throughput, including interactive and real-time experiences. SOMI is its native token. Official tokenomics documentation assigns SOMI roles in gas payments and proof-of-stake security, with governance described as a future use whose detailed process remains to be determined in the cited docs.
Native token and gas
Somnia’s tokenomics overview states that SOMI is the native token and that users pay network gas fees in SOMI. The token is therefore used directly when applications submit transactions to the chain. Fees depend on network execution and current conditions; the existence of a native gas token does not imply fixed transaction costs.
Delegated proof of stake
The official overview describes SOMI as a delegated proof-of-stake token. Validator nodes must stake tokens, while holders can delegate to node providers to cover staking requirements. This model connects token holdings with network security and validator participation, but users should consult current validator rules for eligibility, lockups, commissions, and penalties.
Governance status
Somnia’s tokenomics page says SOMI is intended eventually to inform decisions about the network and its components, while the details are still to be determined. This is a planned utility in the cited documentation, not proof that a fully specified token-voting system is already active. Current governance announcements should be checked before making stronger claims.
One-billion supply
Somnia’s official tokenomics overview lists a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 SOMI. Its allocation schedule assigns 11% to the team, 15% to launch partners, 15.15% to investors, 3.58% to advisors, 27.345% to ecosystem uses, and 27.925% to community allocations. The schedule also gives different initial unlock and vesting terms for each category.
Unlock schedule
The allocation page lists zero tokens at TGE for team, launch partners, investors, and advisors, with a 12-month cliff and linear vesting periods of 36 or 48 months depending on the category. Ecosystem and community allocations have partial initial unlocks and vesting periods. These are published schedules; actual circulating supply should be checked against current market data.
The supply allocation table should be read together with the unlock columns. A category’s percentage describes its share of total supply, while its TGE release, cliff, and vesting period describe when tokens are scheduled to become available. Neither field by itself establishes the amount circulating in the market on a particular date.
The allocation table lists 273,450,000 SOMI for ecosystem uses and 279,250,000 SOMI for community uses. It assigns 150,000,000 to launch partners and 151,500,000 to investors. These exact allocations add context to the percentages and show why unlock schedules need to be read by category rather than as one release curve.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Somnia (SOMI) FAQ
What is Somnia (SOMI)?
Somnia is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for high-throughput applications, and SOMI is its native token. Official tokenomics docs assign SOMI roles in gas payments and delegated proof-of-stake security. The same page says governance use is intended for the future, with detailed arrangements still to be determined.
What is SOMI used for?
Somnia’s documentation identifies SOMI as the token used to pay gas fees and support delegated proof-of-stake validation. Validator nodes must stake SOMI, while holders may delegate tokens to node providers. The docs also mention eventual governance use, but say the detailed process remains to be determined.
Does SOMI have a maximum supply?
Somnia’s official tokenomics page lists a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 SOMI. The allocation is divided among team, launch partners, investors, advisors, ecosystem, and community categories, each with separate unlock terms. Total supply is not the same as circulating supply, which changes as scheduled tokens become available.
How does Somnia staking work?
Somnia describes a delegated proof-of-stake model. Validator nodes stake SOMI, and token holders can delegate to node providers to help cover staking costs. The current operational rules determine validator eligibility, commissions, lock periods, and penalties, so the tokenomics summary alone should not be treated as a complete staking contract guide.
Does SOMI support governance voting?
Somnia’s tokenomics documentation says SOMI is intended eventually to help inform decisions about the network and its components, but the detailed governance design is still to be determined in that document. This means readers should not assume that every proposed voting feature is already live without a newer official announcement.
How are SOMI tokens allocated?
Somnia’s published allocation schedule assigns 11% to the team, 15% to launch partners, 15.15% to investors, 3.58% to advisors, 27.345% to ecosystem uses, and 27.925% to community allocations. Each group has its own TGE release and vesting terms, so allocation percentage alone does not show what is currently tradable.
When do SOMI tokens unlock?
The official schedule lists a 12-month cliff for team, launch-partner, investor, and advisor allocations, followed by linear vesting over 36 or 48 months depending on the group. Ecosystem and community allocations have different initial releases. Check the current tokenomics page for the category-specific schedule rather than assuming one unlock date applies to all SOMI.
What is SOMI’s all-time high?
FMchart’s market all-time high for SOMI is $1.84 on Sep 7, 2025. That value is a recorded market observation, not a measure of Somnia network throughput or adoption. Check the Price Statistics panel when market data is available and distinguish the total token allocation from the supply circulating in markets.
How has SOMI performed historically?
Monthly Returns (USD) shows SOMI's month-by-month changes in FMchart's composite history. Annual Price (USD) Change summarizes calendar years, and the composite series may start after SOMI's first trading activity. The table is limited to the period covered by FMchart's composite market data.
What fees does Somnia use?
Somnia’s tokenomics overview says gas fees are paid in SOMI. A transaction’s fee reflects the chain’s execution rules and network conditions, rather than a separate universal dollar charge specified by the token allocation table. Developers should use current network documentation for fee estimation and deployment details.