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1 TKO = 0.048479 USDT · updated 06:21 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.Tokocrypto Markets
Tokocrypto Historical Data
About Tokocrypto (TKO)
Tokocrypto (TKO), also known as Toko Token, began as the utility token associated with the Tokocrypto digital-asset exchange in Indonesia. The project’s current TKO Token site presents a wider ecosystem covering exchange benefits, selected staking campaigns and decentralized-finance integrations. The official site also publishes token-burn updates, which should be read as dated reports rather than assumptions about future supply. FMchart charts TKO market activity separately from product claims, allowing readers to compare price history with the project’s documented changes.
From exchange token to broader ecosystem
TKO launched in 2021 and was originally described as a hybrid token spanning centralized-exchange and decentralized-finance use cases. Tokocrypto’s early materials listed fee benefits, campaign incentives and deposit or savings programmes. Later project materials describe the TKO Foundation and a broader Web3 direction. Because the project’s scope has evolved, historical whitepaper features should not automatically be presented as active today. Check current official announcements to determine which services remain available and whether their terms have changed since launch.
Exchange benefits and campaigns
The TKO project website describes benefits such as trading-fee discounts, launch campaigns and special programmes for holders. These offers depend on the participating platform, account eligibility and the campaign’s current rules. A token balance alone does not ensure that every discount or distribution is available in every country. Before relying on a benefit, verify the current fee schedule, campaign dates, required balance and any lock-up conditions. Promotional descriptions are not the same as guaranteed returns, and historical programmes may have ended or been replaced.
DeFi connections and token use
The project also describes decentralized-finance participation through integrations such as liquidity provision and staking campaigns. These activities are different from simply holding TKO on an exchange: they may involve smart contracts, asset approvals, lock periods and protocol-specific risks. Integrations can change over time, and a mention on a project page does not guarantee that every product is currently accessible. Readers should identify the exact platform, contract and terms before treating an ecosystem description as a live product or assuming that a reward rate will persist.
Supply, burns and token identity
TKO’s official website has published burn reports covering multiple quarters, so any claim about supply reduction should be tied to a dated report and a verifiable transaction or accounting method. A burn announcement does not by itself establish the current circulating supply, nor does it guarantee a price effect. Token supply, circulating supply and maximum supply are distinct fields. Users should also verify the official contract and network before transfers, because tickers can be reused and exchange deposit options may differ by service.
Using FMchart for TKO
FMchart helps readers compare TKO’s composite price history and market activity across timeframes. Market movements may reflect broader crypto conditions, exchange liquidity, token unlocks, campaign news or changing expectations about the project. A chart cannot independently confirm that a fee discount is active, that a staking campaign is open or that a reported burn has been completed. Pair market observations with current TKO Foundation and Tokocrypto publications, and treat the price series as historical evidence rather than a forecast.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Tokocrypto (TKO) FAQ
What is TKO used for?
TKO is the token associated with Tokocrypto and the wider TKO ecosystem. Official project materials describe exchange-related benefits, campaign access and selected DeFi uses, while the current site also publishes token-burn updates. Exact benefits depend on the platform and active campaign. Check current official terms before assuming that an old fee discount, savings product or reward programme is still available.
Is TKO only an exchange token?
TKO began as Tokocrypto’s exchange utility token, and project materials later described broader CeFi and DeFi uses. The current ecosystem site presents a wider Web3 direction. Because the project’s scope has changed, historical whitepaper statements should not automatically be treated as current products. Check recent official announcements to distinguish features that are live from plans or past programmes.
Does TKO offer trading-fee discounts?
The TKO project site describes trading-fee benefits among its exchange-related utilities. The actual discount, eligibility and supported account regions depend on the current platform rules and fee schedule. Campaign terms can change, so users should confirm the live conditions before making decisions based on a historic percentage or promotional article. A token balance alone does not guarantee that every benefit applies.
What is the TKO Foundation?
TKO project materials describe a foundation as part of the token’s development and governance direction. The foundation’s current role and announcements should be checked directly in official project publications, because early Tokocrypto documentation predates later organizational changes. Do not infer that every roadmap item has been completed simply because it appeared in a whitepaper. Use dated reports when tracking changes to token management or supply.
What do TKO token burns mean?
A token burn report states that a specified amount was removed from circulation or otherwise accounted for under the project’s process. TKO’s official site has published reports covering multiple quarters, but each report should be checked for its date, amount and method. A burn announcement alone does not prove the current circulating supply or guarantee a market-price effect.
Can TKO be used in DeFi?
The project describes DeFi connections such as liquidity provision and staking campaigns, but the exact integrations and terms can change. DeFi use is different from holding TKO on an exchange and may involve smart contracts, approvals, lock periods and asset-specific risks. Confirm the active product, official contract and current conditions before treating an ecosystem overview as evidence that a particular service is available.
What does a TKO chart show?
A chart can show historical TKO prices and composite trading activity over selected timeframes. It cannot confirm whether a Tokocrypto discount is active, whether a burn has completed or whether a staking campaign remains open. Market moves may reflect broader crypto trends, liquidity and project news. Pair the chart with current official TKO publications for context.
How should I verify the TKO token?
Use official TKO Token and Tokocrypto resources to confirm the contract address and network, then compare those details with the wallet or exchange instructions. Do not rely on ticker text alone, since asset names can be reused. For supply changes, check the dated official burn report and a current data source. Keep network compatibility and the exact token contract in view before transferring assets.
What is the all-time high for TKO?
FMchart lists TKO's all-time high as $4.91, reached on May 3, 2021. 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 TKO performed over its available FMchart history?
FMchart’s composite history for Tokocrypto 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.