OMG Network Price Chart
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OMG Network Market Data

  • Market Capitalization

    $26.20 M

  • Fully diluted valuation

    $26.20 M

  • Volume 24H

    $7.83 M

  • Circulating supply

    140 245 398

  • Total supply

    140 245 398

  • Circ. percent

    100.0%

  • All-time high

    $25.62 (-99.3%)

  • All-time high date

    Jan 13th, 2018

  • All-time low

    $0.1708 (9.46%)

  • All-time low date

    Apr 7th, 2025

  • First announced

  • Popularity

    1089

  • Price Change (1H)

    $0.0002 (0.10%)

  • Price Change (1D)

    $0.0010 (0.52%)

  • Price Change (1W)

    $0.0078 (4.37%)

  • Price Change (2W)

    $0.0010 (0.53%)

  • Price Change (1M)

    $0.0060 (-3.11%)

  • Price Change (1Y)

    $0.1199 (-39.1%)

  • 24h Range

    $0.18 - $0.19

  • Volume/Market cap

    29.90%

OMG Network News

OMG Network price today

Today's live OMG Network price is $0.19 USD, with a 24-hour trading volume of $7 833 727 USD. We provide real-time updates for the OMG to USD price. OMG Network has increased by 0% in the last 24 hours. Currently ranked 1089 in the cryptocurrency market, OMG Network has a live market cap of $26 195 782 USD, with a circulating supply of 140 245 398OMG coins and 140245398.25 maximum supply.

About OMG Network

OMG Network (first developed as OmiseGO) is a non-custodial, Layer 2 scaling solution for transferring value on Ethereum. How the protocol processes transactions is centralized, but its Plasma-based design aims to decentralize network security. It also relies on Ethereum at its final arbitration layer. Most blockchain ecosystems are limited by low throughput, high and unpredictable transaction fees, and poor user experience. The project’s team believes these are barriers that need to be overcome before businesses and developers will adopt blockchain for real-world applications, leading them to develop the OMG Network.

The core security proposition of Plasma revolves around honest users being able to exit the child chain (in other words, withdraw funds to the root chain) at any time. To exit the child chain, a user submits an exit transaction – along with an exit bond – to the root chain. The exit is subject to a “challenge period,” during which any user can prove, if applicable, that the exit is invalid. If successfully shown to be invalid, the exit is not processed, and the challenger is awarded the exit bond. This exit game is solely dependent on the root chain.

As the child chain relies on the root chain to be its ultimate arbiter, it must periodically commit a hashed version of its state changes to the root chain by way of a smart contract. As opposed to submitting individual transaction data onto the root chain, the child chain bundles transactions into a Merkle tree and submits the root hash. Beyond these core elements, there is no prescribed configuration for a Plasma chain. They can take on different consensus protocols, block validation mechanisms, or fraud proofs. The design is adaptable to the use case. OMG Network is based on the Plasma MoreVP design, an extension of Minimum Viable Plasma optimized for the settlement of payments and value exchange between users and exchanges.

The original OMG Network team (under the OmiseGO name) co-authored the original Plasma white paper with Joseph Poon and was also the first project to perform an airdrop, a way to more widely share ownership of our token with the existing Ethereum community.

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