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SuperVerse

SUPER/USD #251 Crypto
$0.1767−0.37%24h
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$0.1744$0.1824

SUPER to USDT Converter

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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.

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About SuperVerse (SUPER)

SuperVerse (SUPER) is a crypto project centered on web3 gaming, and SUPER is the token that ties its products together. Its documentation describes an ecosystem that connects games, DeFi and AI tools under one token. The project used to be called SuperFarm, a name that still appears on its older farms and NFT collections. FMchart tracks SUPER through its composite index, a single dollar price drawn from several exchanges. That index feeds the chart and return tables on this page.

From SuperFarm to a gaming network

SUPER's token generation event took place on 22 February 2021. The docs call it a multichain token that drives transactions, powers governance and captures value across the ecosystem. One in-house product is Impostors, a social deduction game. The SuperVerse website says SUPER is being integrated into other web3 games. The aim is one token that works across several titles, instead of each game running its own currency. The project's site also lists exclusive events, custom cosmetics and other perks for stakers.

Staking that pays out in ETH

Holders can stake SUPER in a contract called the DAO Staker. Rather than paying out new tokens on a fixed schedule, it distributes ETH block by block, funded by ETH that the project adds to the contract. Staked SUPER is also voting power: one staked token equals one vote on Snapshot. A proposal moves to implementation only if at least 5% of circulating SUPER takes part and 60% of votes are in favor. Voting on each proposal runs for six days, and SuperVerse admins post proposals to Snapshot after an approvals process. The staking terms exclude residents of a list of countries that includes the United States.

One billion tokens and Blackhole buybacks

Total supply is one billion SUPER, and the tokenomics page says the whole amount is unlocked under the original schedule. Not every unlocked token trades, though. A transparency report linked from the tokenomics page showed vaults for the team, the ecosystem and community staking holding part of their allocations. It lists each vault's circulating share. Separately, Blackhole, a decentralized exchange on Avalanche linked to SuperVerse, sends 10% of its protocol fees to SUPER buybacks through smart contracts. Blackhole uses vote-escrow NFTs for governance, so its own users decide where rewards flow.

Bridge trouble and tokens held in vaults

SUPER once had a BNB Chain version that relied on Multichain as its bridge. After Multichain's unforeseen shutdown, SuperVerse moved BNB Chain holders to a new contract and a one-way bridge back to Ethereum. That episode shows how bridges can add risk to a multichain token. Other risks are more familiar. Demand depends on partner games and Blackhole attracting users, and unlocked tokens held in project vaults could reach the market later.

Sources: SUPER tokenomics (SuperVerse docs), Voting (SuperVerse DAO docs), DAO Staker staking mechanism (SuperVerse docs), Blackhole DEX and SUPER buybacks (SuperVerse docs), BSC migration after the Multichain shutdown (SuperVerse docs)

Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026

SuperVerse (SUPER) FAQ

What is SuperVerse (SUPER)?

SuperVerse is a web3 gaming and DeFi project, and SUPER is its token. The token is used for staking, governance votes and payments across partner games. Its total supply is one billion, and part of the fees from the Blackhole exchange on Avalanche are used to buy SUPER back.

Is SuperVerse the same as SuperFarm?

Yes. SuperVerse is the current name of the project formerly known as SuperFarm, and the token kept the SUPER ticker. Older products, such as the SuperFarm farms and SuperFarm Genesis NFTs, still carry the original name in the project's documentation and staking tools.

How does SUPER staking work?

You stake SUPER in the DAO Staker contract and earn ETH rewards that are paid out block by block. The ETH comes from deposits the project makes into the contract, not from newly minted SUPER. Staked tokens also give you voting rights in the SuperVerse DAO, at one vote per staked SUPER. Stakers govern fees from existing products such as Impostors.

How much is SUPER worth today?

One SUPER trades near $0.1767 in FMchart's composite, a single dollar figure built from trades on several exchanges. Over the past 24 hours, about $1.07M worth of SUPER changed hands across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. The quote updates as new trades arrive.

How many SUPER tokens are there?

About 653,164,549 SUPER are circulating out of a maximum of 1,000,000,000 tokens. All of the supply is unlocked, though project vaults hold part of it. At the composite price, circulating SUPER is worth about $115.4M, which ranks it 251 by market cap. A transparency report in the docs lists how much each vault has released.

What is SUPER's highest price ever?

SUPER's all-time high in market data is $4.74, recorded on Mar 30, 2021. Since that peak, the project has changed its name, moved its BNB Chain holders back to Ethereum and added Blackhole buybacks. The Price Statistics panel shows how far today's price sits from that high.

Which months were best and worst for SUPER?

In FMchart's composite price history (since December 2021), SUPER's biggest monthly gain came in November 2023 (+330.4%) and its deepest loss in May 2022 (-55.1%). The Monthly Returns (USD) grid fills in every other month, and the Quarterly Closing Price (USD) table adds quarter-end levels. These results describe past moves only.

What is Blackhole, and how is it linked to SUPER?

Blackhole is a decentralized exchange on Avalanche that SuperVerse lists as part of its ecosystem. It uses a vote-escrow model, where locked positions direct rewards. According to SuperVerse's docs, 10% of Blackhole's protocol fees go to SUPER buybacks through smart contracts. The buybacks are programmed into smart contracts rather than decided case by case.

What happened to SUPER on BNB Chain?

SuperVerse ended its reliance on the old BNB Chain version after Multichain, the bridge provider behind it, shut down unexpectedly. Holders could swap the old token 1:1 for a new BNB Chain contract and then use a one-way bridge to receive SUPER on Ethereum. Holders who never owned the BNB Chain version needed to do nothing.

Is SUPER a good investment?

That depends on your own judgment, and FMchart does not give investment advice. SUPER has a fixed supply and a buyback linked to Blackhole fees. Its demand still rests on games and a DEX attracting users, and unlocked tokens held in project vaults could be sold. Bridges have caused problems for the token before.