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Tellor Tributes (TRB) Price

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Tellor Tributes (TRB) Price Today

The live price of Tellor Tributes is 14.11 USD. In the past 24 hours, the trading volume of Tellor Tributes was 20,671,920.47 USD, down by -12.42%. The current price has decreased by -27.37% from its 7-day high of 593.09 USD, and increased by 0.01% from its 7-day low of 15.05 USD. With a circulating supply of 2,830,123.51 Tellor Tributes, the market cap of Tellor Tributes is currently 97,195,953.00 USD, down by 0% in the last 24 hours. Tellor Tributes currently ranks #509 by market capitalization among cryptocurrencies.

Tellor Tributes (TRB) Market Data

Market Cap
$41.4M
24h Volume
$20.6M
Circulating Supply
2.7M TRB
Maximum Supply
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Fully Diluted Market Cap
$42.5M
Liquidity Indicator
49.93%
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About Tellor Tributes (TRB)

How can I buy Tellor Tributes (TRB)?

Buying Tellor Tributes (TRB) on BingX is simple and secure. Create an account, deposit USDT or another supported asset, and purchase Tellor Tributes (TRB) directly in the Spot Market. The tokens will then appear in your BingX Spot Wallet, ready for trading or transfer at anytime. Discover How to Buy TRB Guide for more information.

What Is Tellor (TRB) and How Does It Work?



Tellor (TRB) is a decentralized oracle that lets smart contracts request and verify off-chain data securely and without permission. In 2025, the project introduced Tellor Layer, an L1 chain built to reach consensus on subjective data, expanding beyond its EVM roots. The TRB token underpins security, incentives, and governance across this oracle ecosystem.

Here’s the flow: a dApp creates a query and can fund/tip the feed in TRB to prioritize updates. Staked reporters submit values on-chain, commonly via the Telliot CLI, while anyone can dispute suspicious reports; the Oracle contracts handle staking, reporting, reading, and disputes in a permissionless way. This design aligns open participation with crypto-economic security.

TRB’s utility includes staking to report data, governance and disputes, and incentives for timely, honest reporting. Historically, new TRB was minted as inflationary rewards, 75% to reporters and 25% to validators, to bootstrap data delivery; with Tellor Layer now live, participants bridge ERC-20 TRB and stake to help secure the new chain’s oracle consensus. The combination gives builders flexible, censorship-resistant data feeds with transparent incentives and community oversight.

When Did Tellor Network Launch?


Tellor was launched on Ethereum mainnet in August 2019 as a decentralized oracle created by Brenda Loya, Nicholas (Nick) Fett, and Michael Zemrose to bring verifiable off-chain data on-chain. In 2025, the project expanded beyond its EVM roots by introducing Tellor Layer (“tellor-1”), a dedicated L1 focused on reaching consensus on subjective data. Together, TRB and the network’s staking/dispute mechanics secure permissionless data reporting across chains.

Tellor Roadmap


- Aug 2019 — Mainnet launch on Ethereum. First production release of the Tellor oracle.

- Sep 2020 — Tellor v2. Scaling and protocol improvements went live on mainnet.

- Nov 2021 — TellorX upgrade (PoS-based design). Major redesign to improve scalability and governance.

- Aug 4, 2025 — Tellor Layer mainnet (“tellor-1”). New L1 purpose-built for oracle consensus opens to the public.

- Sep 3, 2025 — Mainnet v5.1.1 upgrade. Protocol update with performance/ops enhancements.

- Planned (Dec 2025–Jan 2026) — Migration of rewards/inflation to Tellor Layer. Docs outline the target window for switching.

What Is the TRB Token Utility?


TRB is the work token that secures and coordinates the Tellor oracle, powering staking, rewards, disputes, and on-chain governance.

- Staking & Collateral: You stake TRB to become a reporter/validator, posting collateral that can be slashed if you submit bad data; this is the core security model behind Tellor’s oracle.

- Inflationary Rewards: New TRB is minted over time to incentivize honest participation; historically the split has been 75% to reporters and 25% to validators.

- Disputes & Governance: TRB is used to open disputes on suspicious reports and to vote on outcomes and protocol upgrades, aligning the network around accurate data.

- Tipping / Paying for Data: dApps can add TRB tips to specific queries to prioritize fresh submissions and faster updates.

- Tellor Layer participation (2025+): With Tellor’s L1 (“tellor-1”) live, you bridge and stake TRB to help secure consensus on the new oracle chain and interact with Layer tooling.

On BingX, search for TRB/USDT in Spot, deposit USDT (or TRB), and place a Market or Limit order. Track live price and market stats on the Tellor (TRB) price page for context while you trade.

What Is Tellor Tokenomics?


Tellor uses an inflationary, work-token model with no hard max supply. New TRB is minted over time to pay participants who secure and operate the oracle; historically, 75% of issuance goes to reporters (data submitters) and 25% to validators.

There was no ICO or premine, early and ongoing supply has been created through protocol participation. As of late September 2025, the circulating supply is ~2.7 million TRB, and this number moves with issuance and staking/bridging, while “max supply” is not fixed.

How to Stake TRB Tokens on Tellor Network


You have two paths to stake TRB: on Tellor Layer (delegate or run a validator) and on EVM as a reporter. Start by buying TRB on BingX Spot, then withdraw to your wallet.

On Tellor Layer, bridge TRB to the tellor-1 chain and delegate to a validator for the simplest setup, or run your own validator if you’re comfortable with servers and uptime. Keep a little TRB for gas, monitor commissions/penalties, and be aware that slashing can apply for downtime or misbehavior.

On EVM, stake TRB to the Tellor Oracle and submit data as a reporter (commonly via the Telliot CLI) to earn issuance and tips. Learn the dispute process, unbonding/lock periods, and always verify current parameters and official contract addresses before you stake.

How Does Tellor Differ From Other Decentralized Oracle Networks?


Tellor is built to be fully permissionless: anyone can stake TRB and submit data, and anyone can dispute bad reports on-chain, which leads to slashing if voters confirm the error. It’s data-agnostic (any bytes, not just prices), uses tips to prioritize updates, and, since August 2025, adds Tellor Layer (tellor-1), a dedicated L1 where developers can tailor oracle parameters and reach consensus on subjective data. This emphasizes open participation over prebuilt, centralized feeds.

By contrast, Chainlink aggregates data from networks of node operators into predefined Data Feeds; Pyth aggregates signed prices from a set of publishers; and UMA is an optimistic oracle where assertions stand unless disputed and escalated to tokenholder arbitration. Tellor’s edge is the combination of permissionless reporting + native dispute/slashing and now a customizable oracle L1, giving builders more control when they need nonstandard or subjective data.

Which Wallets Support TRB Tokens?


Your simplest option is to store TRB on BingX after you buy it. This keeps funds in a custodial wallet that’s convenient for quick deposits, withdrawals, and trading, handy if you rebalance often or use price alerts.

If you prefer self-custody, TRB is an ERC-20 on Ethereum, so it works with EVM wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Base App, and with Ledger or Trezor when connected through MetaMask. You can add TRB by its Ethereum contract and, if you plan to participate on Tellor Layer, bridge TRB from Ethereum using the official Tellor Hub and manage a tellor-prefix account there.

Is Tellor (TRB) a Good Investment?


Tellor (TRB) may appeal to you if you want exposure to a permissionless, dispute-driven oracle where anyone can stake, report data, and challenge bad reports, strong crypto-economic design that aligns incentives for honest feeds. The 2025 launch of Tellor Layer adds a dedicated L1 built to reach consensus on subjective data, giving builders more flexibility than fixed, prepackaged feeds and potentially expanding demand for TRB’s work utility.

TRB’s roles, staking, governance/disputes, and tipping via Autopay, tie token demand to network usage and reporting activity. Note that TRB uses inflationary, time-based issuance (no hard cap) to reward participants, which funds security but can dilute holders, so long-term outcomes hinge on real integration and fee/tip growth amid competition from other oracles.

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