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Truebit Price (TRU)
Market stats
Truebit is on the rise this week. ↗
The price of Truebit has decreased by 0.30% in the last hour and decreased by 2.08% in the past 24 hours. Truebit’s price has also risen by 15.09% in the past week. The current price is $0.11 per TRU with a 24-hour trading volume of $61.04K. Currently, Truebit is valued at 91.14% below its all time high of $1.29. This all-time high was the highest price paid for Truebit since its launch.
The current circulating supply of Truebit is 0 TRU which means that Truebit has as total market cap of $0.00.
Overall
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Market cap
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Circulating
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Max Supply
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Price & Volume changes
Volume (24h)
$61,039.46
↘ 9.32%
Volume (30D)
$1,920,716.43
Volume (7D)
$497,616.54
Benchmarks
All time high
$1.29
↘ 91.27%
Performance (1Y)
↘ 39.59%
Vs. Market (1Y)
↘ 49.19%
Vs. BTC (1Y)
↘ 54.65%
Vs. ETH (1Y)
↗ 20.38%
Diluted valuation
$22,627,006.00
About Truebit
What Is Truebit (TRU)? Truebit allows software running outside a blockchain environment to provide trusted results to smart contracts and applications running within a blockchain. The platform allows practically unlimited external compute resources to be applied in a trusted way to extend the performance, throughput, and scalability of its host blockchain. Research began in 2015 on this verification solution which today connects blockchains to both on-chain and off-chain data while enabling smart contracts to securely perform complex computations in standard, easy-to-use programming languages at significantly reduced gas costs. Unlike sharding and other methods for distributing high transaction throughput, Truebit processes complex and large transactions via a consensus mechanism involving a minimal number of redundancies, making it a novel solution for Web 3.0 infrastructure. The bulk of computation occurs with off-chain resources. Verifier’s Dilemma - What Makes Truebit Unique? Rather than relying on external, cryptographic proofs of correctness, Truebit brings scalable computation to blockchains by leveraging game theory principles and financial incentives to increase the on-chain computation power of existing networks and reduce marginal gas costs. While smart contracts can perform small computations correctly, large computation tasks pose security risks for blockchains due to the Verifier's Dilemma. Truebit counteracts this via a retrofitting oracle that achieves correct computational results. Truebit’s microeconomy ensures trustless verification through a financial incentive layer atop a dispute resolution layer. Who is the founder of Truebit (TRU)? Truebit was founded by mathematician and computer scientist Jason Teutsch who co-authored the whitepaper with Ethereum’s Solidity creator and team lead, Christian Reitwiessner. Jason holds a PhD in Mathematics, was a two-time US Fulbright Fellow, and co-discovered the Verifier’s Dilemma. Applications Applications include: Layer-2 settlements DeFi settlements and bookkeeping Batch verification of cryptographic signatures Checking proof-of-work Performing operation(s) with high computational complexity Any smart contract can issue a computation task to Truebit in standard languages (C, C++, or Rust) without concern for Ethereum’s gas limit. Truebit’s WebAssembly-based architecture can read functions and data from Ethereum bytes, smart contract program code, or IPFS. What kind of token is Truebit (TRU)? The supply of TRU tokens may fluctuate over time. Learn more about Truebit: Getting started with Truebit on Ethereum An Intro to TrueBit: A Scalable, Decentralized Computational Court Learn more about Ethereum: Ethereum
Additional info about Truebit
Networks and tags
FAQ
Truebit is a platform for blockchain enhancement that seeks to allow smart contracts to carry out complicated computations securely.
The whitepaper states that the miners of Ethereum and Bitcoin are likely the world's immensely powerful computational resource, providing no more power of processing and verifying transactions. Truebit system aims to evade this bottleneck and provides scalable computation to Ethereum. Truebit acts as a catalyst for merging the power of autonomous systems such as Ethereum and Bitcoin with machine learning. The primary aim of Truebit is to determine the appropriate and trustless computations even with the inadequate computation bandwidth of miners. Thus, Truebit seeks to dramatically minimize the number of unnecessary network node computations employed in conventional Ethereum smart contracts. The platform also outsources a majority of computation work, thus seeking to make affordable computing securely.
In addition, Truebit seeks to act as a worldwide computation market wherein any person in the world can post a computational activity and get a reward for finishing it. Also, Truebit aims to offer a platform to users where they can create a trustless, efficient, and practical mining pool handled by the Ethereum smart contract.
Furthermore, Truebit intends to provide protected computation for smart contracts that can implement complex processes such as ring signature, bilinear maps, or security code verification. Users can utilize the platform for bookkeeping activities such as batch trading and cumulative yield payments. They can also share videos without depending on any centralized unit or authority. Besides that, the platform can seek to help validate claims, maintain premiums, and automate payouts.
The native token of the Truebit platform is TRU.
Task submitters can use the token to remunerate verifiers and solvers on the platform. After receiving the payment, verifiers and solvers can then release their tasks. TRU tokens are formed and destroyed with time as per the cumulative demand. Users can trade or withdraw TRU in exchange for ETH.
The founders of the Truebit platform are Jason Teutsch, a mathematician and Dr. Christian Reitweissner, a computer scientist. The launch of TRU tokens took place on May 2, 2021.
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The current market cap of Truebit is $0.00. A high market cap implies that the asset is highly valued by the market.
The all-time high of Truebit is $1.29. This all-time high is highest price paid for Truebit since it was launched.
Over the last 24 hours, the trading volume of Truebit is $61.04K.
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The current circulating supply of Truebit is 0.
Truebit Price History
Date | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
Today (April 22, 2025) | $0.11 | -2.08% |
24 hours ago (April 21, 2025) | $0.12 | -2.08% |
1 week ago (April 15, 2025) | $0.0991 | +15.09% |
1 month ago (March 22, 2025) | $0.11 | +1.29% |
1 year ago | $0.19 | -39.59% |
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