Price change (24h):
3.72%
High (24h):
$0.006861
Low (24h):
$0.006442
Volume (24h):
$5.23M
Market Cap:
$18.91M
All Time High:
$5.02 99.87%
Feb 14, 2023
All Time Low:
$0.006424 0%
Nov 12, 2026
$0.006451
86.24 % (1Y)
Price change (24h):
3.72%
High (24h):
$0.006861
Low (24h):
$0.006442
Volume (24h):
$5.23M
Market Cap:
$18.91M
All Time High:
$5.02 99.87%
Feb 14, 2023
All Time Low:
$0.006424 0%
Nov 12, 2026
Market data updated Nov 12, 2026, 10:57 AM UTC
Blur (BLUR) is a cryptocurrency that powers the Blur marketplace, an aggregated NFT exchange purpose-built for quantitative traders and high-frequency collectors. It bypasses the casual browsing format entirely, opting for a data-dense terminal that streams real-time depth charts, sweep ratios, and portfolio-level analytics across thousands of collections simultaneously.
The marketplace engineers concentrated liquidity specifically for non-fungible assets, a segment historically fractured by siloed listings and lethargic settlement. Blur attacks that friction head-on by merging inventory from multiple disparate pools, enabling batch purchases and automated collection-floor bidding that signal genuine market depth where predecessors offered only manual, one-off offers. It fundamentally recasts an NFT purchase as a tradeable position rather than a one-directional collectible.
The entire ecosystem and its native token operate on the Ethereum network, inheriting finality guarantees from a proof-of-stake validator set that secures tens of billions in staked capital. Every accepted bid, every filled floor sweep, and every creator royalty split etches itself into Ethereum’s immutable state trie, piggybacking on block propagation measured in twelve-second cadences.
A verifiable ERC-20 contract at 0x5283d291dbcf85356a21ba090e6db59121208b44 anchors BLUR, allowing it to circulate within external automated market makers, lending vaults, and yield adapters without fragmenting its primary utility. The exchange itself marries a high-speed off-chain matching engine with on-chain escrow settlement, a hybrid spine that supports complex order types while maintaining auditable custody trails. Its technical posture also accommodates optional creator royalties, a deliberate divergence from earlier marketplaces that hard-coded a fixed percentage.
An anonymous founder collective released the protocol into a crowded market cycle, deliberately obscuring individual identities behind the Blur brand. Adoption accelerated through an aggressive points-based incentive program, rewarding not passive holding but the actual execution of floor sweeps, listing fills, and bid-wall maintenance. That design attracted a mercenary trader base whose aggregate volume rivaled entrenched incumbents almost immediately, permanently altering liquidity distribution maps across the NFT sector.
The conceptual thesis revolves around compressing the behavioral gap between fungible token exchanges and illiquid collectible markets. Blur envisions an environment where rare digital art and virtual land parcels trade with the same velocity and tight bid-ask bands as spot ether pairs, making portfolio rebalancing a mechanical operation stripped of manual curation bottlenecks.
BLUR tokens thread directly into the marketplace’s incentive flywheel, adjusting fee tiers for market makers who commit large token balances and unlocking batch-listing interfaces restricted to power users. The token doubles as the base quote currency for all collection-wide sweep orders, meaning a trader assembling a bid across two hundred PFP assets settles the aggregated liability in BLUR units. Tiered holding thresholds recalibrate the taker rebate percentage automatically, systematically lowering the cost basis for professional liquidity providers.
When a collector deploys a contextual floor bid denominated in BLUR, the protocol’s matching algorithm propagates that liquidity across the listed range, instantly consuming any ask that dips below the preset collar. Market makers who stake the token harvest a proportional stream of protocol fee rebates, converting their holdings into a reduced trading-edge variable rather than a static treasury entry. Sellers who denominate their NFT lots in BLUR attract the platform’s army of automated buy-side bots, because the native unit triggers preferential routing and faster execution parameters.
Blur has a maximum supply of 3,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 2,784,446,122.57 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $88,277,971, Blur ranks #312 among all cryptocurrencies.
| Date | Open | Close | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/11/2026 | $0.00669 | $0.006472 | $0.006698 | $0.006454 |
| 11/11/2026 | $0.006564 | $0.006693 | $0.006861 | $0.006459 |
| 10/11/2026 | $0.006689 | $0.006567 | $0.006833 | $0.006521 |
| 09/11/2026 | $0.006719 | $0.006686 | $0.00689 | $0.006567 |
| 08/11/2026 | $0.007065 | $0.006719 | $0.007104 | $0.00668 |
| 07/11/2026 | $0.007428 | $0.007065 | $0.007466 | $0.007049 |
| 06/11/2026 | $0.007498 | $0.007424 | $0.007633 | $0.007246 |
| 05/11/2026 | $0.007432 | $0.007498 | $0.007571 | $0.007036 |
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