Price change (24h):
16.49%
High (24h):
$0.0038123
Low (24h):
$0.00288218
Volume (24h):
$111.22K
Market Cap:
$1.75M
All Time High:
99.86% $2.45
Nov 21, 2021
All Time Low:
24% $0.00
Jun 11, 2026
80.45 %(1Y)
$0.00338832
Price change (24h):
16.49%
High (24h):
$0.0038123
Low (24h):
$0.00288218
Volume (24h):
$111.22K
Market Cap:
$1.75M
All Time High:
99.86% $2.45
Nov 21, 2021
All Time Low:
24% $0.00
Jun 11, 2026
Hathor (HTR) is a Layer-1 cryptocurrency and smart contract platform that launched in 2018. The network stakes its identity on an unconventional data structure—a directed acyclic graph ordered by blocks rather than a strict linear chain—seeking to escape the congestion and token-creation complexity that weigh on older protocols.
The protocol eliminates the standard account-based gas model and Solidity-centric development environment entirely. Instead of enduring ERC-20 boilerplate, builders issue native tokens that inherit the same security and throughput parameters as the base asset. This approach targets the specific friction where enterprises and retail users alike recoil from smart contract risk and volatile fee markets.
Hathor operates on its own blockchain using proof-of-work, synchronized via a DAG that spreads transaction confirmation outside conventional block boundaries. Miners still assemble blocks, but those blocks anchor and finalize the graph edges, a structural remix of Bitcoin’s core mechanic that decouples ordering from block capacity.
SHA-256 drives the hashing competition. No execution virtual machine sits at the center; custom tokens are first-class ledger entries rather than contract bytecode, which strips away the execution overhead and reentrancy attack surface familiar from EVM-compatible environments. This design means token genesis becomes a lightweight registry operation, not a deployment of opaque logic.
The architecture descends directly from the Ph.D. thesis of founder Marcelo Brogliato. The codebase went live on August 27, 2018, surfacing a novel consensus topology during a period when the industry was acutely focused on sharding and layer-2 fixes. Early technical literature positioned it as a natural evolutionary branch of Bitcoin’s UTXO DNA.
A long-term design ambition is to collapse the divide between traditional financial rails and cryptographic settlement into a single, calm ledger. By purging gas accounting and vendor-locked programming languages, the network aims to make decentralized value issuance as uneventful as a database write, accessible without a dedicated blockchain engineering team.
HTR is the native settlement unit and fee denominator. Every transaction propagating across the DAG consumes a microscopic amount of HTR, though the network pointedly refuses the “gas” label. Miners collect block subsidies and these fee fragments, denominated exclusively in HTR, while custom token issuance and transfer similarly reference the base coin as their economic anchor.
Miners commit SHA-256 hashrate to secure the graph and are compensated in freshly minted HTR rewards. Arbitrageurs, payment operators, and token issuers hold HTR to clear settlement finality and to cover the one-time creation cost of new assets directly on the global ledger.
Hathor has a total supply of 869,464,480 tokens. Currently, 514,666,796.53 HTR are in circulation. No codified maximum supply caps the emission. With a market capitalization of $2,388,351, Hathor ranks #2,188 among all cryptocurrencies.
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