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1 ZKC = 0.0330993 USDT · updated 06:23 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.Boundless Markets
Boundless Historical Data
About ZKC (ZKC)
Boundless (ZKC) is the token associated with a decentralized marketplace for zero-knowledge proof generation. The project’s public token contracts describe a system that rewards provers for verifiable work and allocates emissions to stakers. ZKC’s economics are linked to network participation, but emission schedules and staking mechanics should be checked against the current official implementation.
A marketplace for verifiable work
Boundless is designed to coordinate proof generation as a service. Applications request proofs for computations, while provers compete to fulfill workloads and submit evidence of work. A marketplace model aims to make proving capacity available to different applications without requiring each application team to operate its own specialized proving infrastructure.
Provers and proof submissions
Proof-of-work submissions in the Boundless system are evaluated according to protocol rules, and provers can qualify for rewards by completing valid workloads. This differs from conventional proof-of-work mining that secures a general-purpose chain by searching for block hashes. The relevant resource is verifiable computation, and reward eligibility depends on the implementation and accepted proofs.
ZKC staking and emissions
Official ZKC contract documentation describes staking ZKC to receive a veZKC position that can provide governance voting power and eligibility for token emissions. The same documentation describes emissions divided between provers and stakers, with withdrawal initiated through a waiting period. The exact percentages and schedules are implementation details that should be checked against the current contracts rather than assumed from a static summary.
Supply schedule and governance
The published token-contract repository describes a multi-year emission schedule that gradually reduces annual issuance, with a minimum rate in later years. It also describes rewards for proof-of-work participants and stakers. Emissions can influence circulating supply and incentives, but they do not determine market price by themselves. Current supply metrics should be checked on-chain.
Risks in proof markets
ZKC may be affected by demand for proof services, prover competition, emission schedules, staking participation, liquidity and the reliability of the marketplace. Smart-contract and technical risks remain, and proof-generation workloads may have variable costs or availability. FMchart’s price and volume data are descriptive; they do not guarantee future demand or returns.
FMchart displays a composite USD market price for ZKC, built from the market data available to the platform. Prices, volume and supply metrics can vary by source and timestamp, especially where tokens trade across several venues or networks. Check current official documentation for project mechanics and treat historical charts as descriptive data rather than a forecast.
Staking and prover participation are separate roles with different operational requirements. Stakers may face lock or withdrawal timing, while provers need to meet the system’s proof and performance requirements. Token incentives can change, so users should check the live contracts and documentation.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Boundless (ZKC) FAQ
What is Boundless (ZKC)?
ZKC is the token associated with Boundless, a decentralized marketplace for zero-knowledge proof generation. The network is designed to connect applications that need proofs with provers that can produce them. Token incentives and staking are part of the published design, but participation and rewards depend on current protocol rules.
How does Boundless proof generation work?
Boundless lets applications request cryptographic proofs for computations and lets provers compete to complete those workloads. Provers submit evidence that is checked under protocol rules. This is different from conventional mining focused on producing blocks, because the work is tied to verifiable computation services.
How are provers rewarded?
Boundless token-contract documentation describes rewards for provers who generate accepted proofs of verifiable work. The amount earned depends on the protocol’s emission schedule and the prover’s eligible contribution. Rewards are not guaranteed income, and operating a prover may involve hardware, uptime, software and market risks.
What is the price of ZKC today?
The current quoted price of ZKC is $0.033. This is a time-sensitive market observation and may differ across venues because of spreads, liquidity and data timing. Check the chart timestamp and trading pair before comparing quotes; the displayed price is not a forecast or a recommendation.
How many ZKC tokens are in circulation?
The reported circulating supply of ZKC is 290,641,046. Circulating-supply estimates can differ by provider because of vesting, locked allocations, bridges and methodology. Check the timestamp and source notes before comparing this figure with total or maximum supply; it is a market-data estimate, not a measure of guaranteed value.
What is ZKC's all-time high?
The all-time high shown for ZKC on FMchart is $1.78, recorded on Sep 15, 2025. Market-data providers can report slightly different highs because of exchange coverage and calculation methods. Historical highs do not predict future prices.
How has ZKC performed since FMchart started tracking it?
FMchart’s composite history depends on available source records and may not include every venue or the earliest trading event. Review the chart’s displayed range before comparing periods, and remember that past returns do not guarantee future results.
What is veZKC?
veZKC is described as a staking position received when users stake ZKC. The documented position can provide governance voting power and eligibility for emissions. The contract documentation also describes a withdrawal waiting period, so users should check the live rules and understand that starting withdrawal may remove voting and reward power before the tokens are returned.
How are ZKC emissions divided?
The official ZKC repository describes emissions allocated between provers generating verifiable work and ZKC stakers, with annual rates declining over time. Exact percentages and rates should be checked in the current contracts because emission schedules can change through implementation or governance. Emissions are incentives, not a guarantee of token appreciation.
Is ZKC a good investment?
ZKC can be affected by market volatility, liquidity, token distribution and changes in the associated project. Technology plans and historical performance do not guarantee future demand or returns. FMchart provides market information and general educational context, not individualized financial advice.