Tellor current price (TRB)

$158

29.10%
Trading Volume (24h)
$484,417,493.42

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TRB Price Prediction and Price Movement

TRB has been up 158.88 percent over the past three months, together with its relatively large market capitalization, it is likely that TRB may continue its upward movement and we may see some decent growth out of it. However traders are still advised to do thorough research before putting money into this coin as fundamentals do serve a pretty big part in a coin's price actions in the long run.

Please note that this analysis is purely base on TRB's historic price actions and is by no means financial advice. Traders should always do their own research and be extra careful while investing in cryptocurrencies.

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About Tellor

What Is Tellor (TRB)?

Tellor is a decentralized oracle network.

Oracles are a key part of blockchain infrastructure that update valuable off-chain data, making it available for on-chain smart contracts.

Tellor’s oracle supplies data that can be requested, validated and put on-chain transparently with data reporters competing for incentives of TRB. Data reporters bring valuable information on-chain for a wide range of DeFi applications.

To learn more about oracles check out the article Oracles 101

What Makes Tellor Unique?

Tellor’s oracle is a decentralized network of staked data reporters. Becoming a reporter requires no verification process i.e. permissionless. Anyone anywhere in the world can be a reporter using open source software, a unique characteristic among blockchain oracles.

With some knowledge of blockchain and smart contracts, interested data reporters holding more than 100 TRB can start earning rewards for providing accurate data.

When oracle users request the value of an off-chain data point (e.g. BTC/USD), data reporters compete to add this value to an on-chain data-bank, accessible by all Ethereum smart contracts. The frequency with which data can be updated is limited only by how much / how often users “tip” the feed with TRB.

Also unique to Tellor, data is submitted in bytes meaning the oracle is flexible and robust for nearly any blockchain application.

Who Are the Founders of Tellor?

Tellor was launched in 2019 by a U.S.-based team with the aim to address the oracle problem on the Ethereum blockchain.

Tellor was founded by Brenda Loya, Nick Fett and Michael Zemrose.

Brenda Loya is the CEO and co-founder of Tellor. Previously, Brenda worked as the VP and Lead Developer at Daxia in the field of blockchain, scalability and data science. Previously she was an economist and supervisory statistician at the U.S. Department of Labor.

Nick Fett is a co-founder and CTO of Tellor. Previous to Tellor, he was the founder of Daxia, a derivatives protocol on Ethereum. Nick also has experience in economics, regulation, derivatives, and machine learning including positions at the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission.

Michael Zemrose is co-founder and CSO of Tellor and previously did Business development at Daxia. He was also an entrepreneur in media and consulting for several years before joining the world of crypto.

How Is the Tellor Network Secured?

The purpose of Tellor’s native token, Tributes (TRB), is to connect and align data reporters, oracle users, and community governance.

Security is achieved through Tellor’s governance contract, which uses a simple dispute mechanism to achieve community consensus on the data being reported. The way this works is that data reporters must stake TRB in order to report data and earn rewards, but they can be disputed and slashed, with their stake given to the disputer if they submit data the network deems incorrect.

More information on securing the network and theoretical cost of an attack can be found here.

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How Many Tellor (TRB) Coins Are There in Circulation?

Tellor (TRB) has a circulating supply of 1,703,442 tokens and a maximum supply of 1,707,842 tokens as of February 2021.

Where Can You Buy Tellor (TRB)?

If you want to buy, sell or trade Tellor (TRB), you can do so on the following exchanges:

  • Binance
  • Huobi Global
  • OKEx
  • HBTC
  • Dsdaq

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