
ORE current market price is $61.97 with a 24 hour trading volume of $719.47K. The total available supply of ORE is 479.86K ORE with a maximum supply of 3,000.00K ORE. It has secured Rank 632 in the cryptocurrency market with a marketcap of $29.74M. The ORE price is 0.24% down in the last one hour.
The high price of the ORE is $66.22 and low price is $60.69 in the last 24 hours. Live prices from all markets and coin market Capitalization. Stay up to date with the latest price movements. Check our coin stats data and see when there is an opportunity to buy or sell at best price in the market.
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$61.97
$29.74M 6.3%
$29.74M
$719.47K
479.85K ORE
479.86K ORE
3,000.00K ORE
$66.22
$60.69
$1,451.62 95.73%
29 Jul 2024
$6.27 887.73%
25 Sep 2025
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ORE is future-proof electronic cash. ORE exists to advance the original vision for crypto, identified by Satoshi Nakamoto: creating digital money that cannot be debased or controlled by centralized authorities.Bitcoin solved the double-spend problem. Solana solved scalability at the Layer 1 level. Modern wallets improved self-custody user experience. ORE solved the Proof-of-Work value leak.Built on Solana, ORE inherits the network's scalability, composability, and future upgrades, including privacy enhancements, without requiring the tradeoffs traditionally associated with securing blockchain consensus. For these reasons, we describe ORE (after Bitcoin: "Peer-to-peer electronic cash") as:- ORE, the asset, is a future-proof electronic cash system.- ORE, the protocol, is a future-proof electronic cash system on Solana.ORE is named after Nicholas Oresme, the 14th-century philosopher and economist who argued that money should belong to the people who use it rather than rulers who debase it. That philosophy serves as the foundation for the protocol: in many ways, ORE is the continuation of a centuries-old idea — that monetary systems are strongest when they are governed by rules rather than rulers.



