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| HOT Price: | $0.00113 | | Volume: | $10.8 M | | All Time High: | $0.032 | | Market Cap: | $0.2 B |
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| Circulating Supply: | 177,619,433,541 |
| Exchanges: | 43
| | Total Supply: | 177,619,433,541 |
| Markets: | 55
| | Max Supply: | 177,619,433,541 |
| Pairs: | 10
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The price of #HOT today is $0.00113 USD.
The lowest HOT price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.00113, and the exact current price of one HOT crypto coin is $0.00113018.
The all-time high HOT coin price was $0.032.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of HOT with market cap of ETH and how the supply affects the price of HOT at different market capitalizations. |
The code for Holo Token is #HOT.
Holo Token is 6.9 years old. |
The current market capitalization for Holo Token is $200,741,361.
Holo Token is ranking downwards to #154, by market cap (and other factors). |
There is a large daily trading volume on #HOT.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Holo Token is $10,802,228. |
The circulating supply of HOT is 177,619,433,541 coins, which is 100% of the maximum coin supply.
Holo Token has a relatively large supply of coins, 1,461 times larger than Ethereum's supply, as an example. |
HOT is available on several crypto currency exchanges.
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| Note that there are multiple coins that share the code #HOT, and you can view them on our HOT disambiguation page. |
Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for July 2022. — We are finally approaching the cusp of fall folks! We hope everyone is having a lovely summer, or winter depending on where you are located. Thanks for tuning in, please check out what the team has been up to over the last month :)Holochain Developer Education Initiative The team had a great time connecting with the community at the first session of the Holochain Developer Education Initiative. Thank you to everyone who applied, and we are looking forward to hosting another session soon.Testing and QA for Publish hApps Pre-release The last week was a beehive of activity as the Holo dev team prepared the release of the Publish hApps milestone for QA testing. This milestone is about Holochain apps being able to be ‘published’ to the Holo network by Alpha Program Publishers. The apps they publish will be hosted on HoloPorts (also in the Alpha Program) and may be accessible to end users depending on how each publisher coordinates their own testing. If you are curious about the — hot from the press dev updates — those can be found on Holo Twitter.Quantised Gossip, Optional Countersigners, and More Paul came back from the Holochain & Rust Developer Immersive to find a big pile of interesting things to write about. One, of course, was the Immersive itself, which I’ll share about next week. But for this week, here are the usual weekly release changelogs for the last six... 
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Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for June 2022. — Happy July folks! Thanks for tuning in as always. Check out what the team has been up to this month in our Monthly Roundup, featured below.Holo Launches the Holochain Developer Education Initiative Holo Limited is very pleased to announce the launch of the Holochain Developer Education Initiative. In the coming two years we are committing upwards of $2M to build and foster an ecosystem of developers. This work builds on past efforts–especially those of the Holochain open dev community–and will create efficient, effective, and scalable curriculum to educate experienced developers on how to code and build hApps and products on Holochain. Read more here: https://press.holo.host/214789-announcing-the-holochain-developer-education-initiativeChess to be added to Longitudinal hApps test soon Elemental Chat continues to work well with sharding enabled after two weeks of testing with approximately 1,000 people trying it out. We’re also evaluating Chess, the next hApp we’d like to publish concurrently to the Holo network that is running Elemental Chat. We’ll share more about Chess when and if we believe the app is ready to publish.Regular Holo Dev Updates on Twitter If you are curious about the — hot from the press dev updates — those can be found on Holo Twitter.Holochain Dev Pulse 121 This month’s Holochain release brings a large and anticipated change, what will be...
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Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for May 2022. — Somehow we’ve made it to the halfway mark of the year already. Thanks for joining us on this journey, and if you’re new then we are glad to have you! Between launching the Holochain Developer Education Initiative and the upcoming launch of the newest hApp, Chess, there was a lot going on last month. Read all about it below:Holo Launches the Holochain Developer Education Initiative Holo Limited is very pleased to announce the launch of the Holochain Developer Education Initiative. In the coming two years we are committing upwards of $2M to build and foster an ecosystem of developers. This work builds on past efforts–especially those of the Holochain open dev community–and will create efficient, effective, and scalable curriculum to educate experienced developers on how to code and build hApps and products on Holochain. Read more here: https://press.holo.host/214789-announcing-the-holochain-developer-education-initiativeChess to be added to Longitudinal hApps test soon Elemental Chat continues to work well with sharding enabled after two weeks of testing with approximately 1,000 people trying it out. We’re also evaluating Chess, the next hApp we’d like to publish concurrently to the Holo network that is running Elemental Chat. We’ll share more about Chess when and if we believe the app is ready to publish.Regular Holo Dev Updates on Twitter If you are curious about the ...
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Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for April 2022. — Happy #HoloMonday everyone! Thanks for taking the time to click in to the latest Monthly Roundup. We are already a quarter through the year, and both the Holo and Holochain teams are busy working hard. Check out exactly what we’ve been doing in the roundup below.3 Milestones in 3 Months: Holo Update On the Holo build out we’re really pleased with the fact that we passed 3 milestones in (less than) three months over the holidays. Here is a short description of those milestones as they appear on our roadmap, and why they matter. Below is a brief summary of each of the Milestones:Elemental Chat in Public AlphaHoloFuel Transactions Pre-release UX/UIHoloPort Registration UsabilityCheck out the *New* Holochain Roadmap As Holo announced in their recent update, Holochain now has a public roadmap. I’m thoroughly excited about this, and I sincerely hope it helps you, dear hApp developers, get an idea of where we’re heading — and plan your development trajectory accordingly. There are a lot of milestones planned, including ephemeral storage (non-permanent DHT data) and pub/sub (subscribe to DHT change events), but I want to call out one in particular that’s simultaneously the least and most interesting: Stable Validation.Approaching Longitudinal hApp Testing We’re getting close to the release of our next Holo milestone, Longitudinal hApp Testing. Elemental Chat will be tested...
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Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for March 2022. — It’s been a very exciting last month here at Holo! Read the whole Monthly Roundup to gain insight on what we’ve been up to, and what’s going on in the community.Check out the *New* Holochain Roadmap As Holo announced in their recent update, Holochain now has a public roadmap. I’m thoroughly excited about this, and I sincerely hope it helps you, dear hApp developers, get an idea of where we’re heading — and plan your development trajectory accordingly. There are a lot of milestones planned, including ephemeral storage (non-permanent DHT data) and pub/sub (subscribe to DHT change events), but I want to call out one in particular that’s simultaneously the least and most interesting: Stable Validation.Meta-currency: a step towards the Rheonomy Read our latest think piece by Eric Harris-Braun on the Holochain blog. The Meta-currency article is designed to ‘Broaden our understanding of economics would give us new insights into addressing many of the biggest problems in the world.’ Read the full article on the Holochain blog.Regular Holo Dev Updates on Twitter If you are curious about the — hot from the press dev updates — those can be found on Holo Twitter.Live Ecosystem Session with David Atkinson David Atkinson held a live Ecosystem Session with IOEN (Inernet of Energy Network to disccuss what’s up next for the team! Watch the 45 minute session on Y...
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Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for February 2022. — We can’t believe it’s already approaching the third month of the year. It's been a great start so far, and in his monthly roundup, we will take you through everything that’s been happening in February.Holo Network Updated Our third milestone in three months is complete! The “HoloPort Registration Usability” release is a huge one because of what it accomplishes on the backend. Read more here.3 Holo Milestones in 3 months 1800 people signed up for the DevCamp, which amazed us all. This was a huge increase from the previous DevCamp’s roughly 200 registrants. More and more people are hearing about Holochain, among them developers who may go on to create some really wonderful apps.Web3, entangled In response to many questions about Holochain’s fitness for Web3, and in the face of growing criticisms of Web3, my colleagues and I share why we think Holochain is capable of building Web3. Not Web3 as it exists today — centralised, expensive, and finance-oriented — but a truly people-powered web built with distributed ledger tech that isn’t blockchain-based. Read the full articleRegular Holo Dev Updates on Twitter If you are curious about the — hot from the press dev updates — those can be found on Holo Twitter.Holo Token Listed on Huobi Holo has now been listed on Huobi! Check out Huobi to buy and sell Holo Tokens.Ecosystem Sessions & Ho...
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Monthly Roundup for Holo & Holochain
Monthly Roundup for January 2022. — Happy Lunar New Year everyone! Welcome to our monthly roundup. January was an amazing start to 2022 for both Holo & Holochain and we loved getting to share it with you all. — Holochain & Web3. — In response to many questions about Holochain’s fitness for Web3, and in the face of growing criticisms of Web3, my colleagues and I share why we think Holochain is capable of building Web3. Not Web3 as it exists today — centralised, expensive, and finance-oriented — but a truly people-powered web built with distributed ledger tech that isn’t blockchain-based. Read the full article — FOSDEM 2022 is coming up!. — Holochain is co-hosting the Web3 room again at FOSDEM 2022. I’d love to see up-and-coming Holochain-projects give talks there! Learn More Here — Regular Holo Dev Updates on Twitter. — If you are curious about the — hot from the press dev updates — those can be found on Holo Twitter. — Dev Camp 8 Huge Success. — 1800 people signed up for the DevCamp, which amazed us all. This was a huge increase from the previous DevCamp’s roughly 200 registrants. More and more people are hearing about Holochain, among them developers who may go on to create some really wonderful apps. — Ecosystem Sessions & Holochain in Action. — Ecosystem Sessions are long-form conversations with Holochain...
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Dev Pulse 108: Thanks For Hammering Holochain
Dev Pulse 108 – Originally published December 9th, 2021 Two weeks ago we wrapped up our first public test of Holochain + the Holo hosting infrastructure, and in my opinion, it went wonderfully. For those of you who weren’t involved, we used a proof-of-concept app called Elemental Chat to collect insights on what was and wasn’t working. Five thousand of you signed up and eagerly attacked it, sending each other about 30,000 messages in English, Turkish, Dutch, French, Greek, and other languages. (Note: I realise this isn’t really news anymore, and I apologise for the gap in Dev Pulse publication. My attention was unexpectedly taken away from work for a couple weeks.) The most important finding was that Holochain is already working pretty well. In fact, it exceeded our expectations. When we told the Holo dev team about how many people we hoped to invite, one team member was concerned about pushing it past 300 concurrent users. Well, you all helped us blow past that by more than 3× without any visible problems. This was exciting, partly because there are a bunch of improvements that didn’t even make it into this test. Sharding was still turned off, none of the recent database work was included, and there are many more optimisations we could explore. Given that sharding is part of our strategy for achieving near-infinite scalability, it looks like performance can only get better — by orders of magnitude. We also ...
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Dev Pulse 109: FOSDEM 2022 is coming up!
Dev Pulse 109 – Originally published December 23rd, 2021 Holochain is co-hosting the Web3 room again at FOSDEM 2022. I’d love to see up-and-coming Holochain-projects give talks there! But first, some Holochain release notes.Holochain 0.0.120: build info Last week’s release saw a new flag for the Holochain conductor: holochain --build-info (#1163). This outputs a JSON blob of the context in which the conductor was built, including — most importantly — the HDK version it’s compatible with. This is important, because as I mentioned in last week’s Dev Pulse, HDK version numbers are now decoupled from conductor version numbers.Holochain 0.0.121: macOS build issue fixed This week’s release fixes a build issue on macOS involving OpenSSL (#1169). If you use macOS and build your own conductor from source, this will probably be good news.FOSDEM 2022: see you there! Once again, the Holochain Foundation and Fluence Labs are co-hosting the Web3 room at FOSDEM 2022, Europe’s largest open-source conference. And once again, thanks to a stupid virus, FOSDEM is being held online. The positive side is that everyone on the internet can attend! Last year we saw excellent talks from a number of different and interesting projects — not just Holochain and Fluence, but many other sister projects in the DWeb space. Matrix, Secure Scuttlebutt, Beaker Browser, and others were represented. We’d love to see you pr...
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Dev Pulse 107: Testing Sharding
Dev Pulse 107 – Originally published November 13th, 2021The past few Holochain releases have focused on both increasing resilience and adding features for developers. One task is particularly important, even though you’ll probably never see or experience it — and in fact, its invisibility will be the proof of its success. Right now, the core dev team is doing extensive sharding tests, tuning parameters, adjusting the algorithm, and testing again. Currently, they’re investigating how peers respond to dramatic changes in their neighbourhood, such as many neighbours leaving at once or adjusting their arcs of responsibility. What they’re seeing is that nodes respond very quickly to changes in their neighbourhood — which is great in principle, but such rapid responses are causing ‘oscillations’ that take a while to calm down. It’s a bit like when you meet someone coming toward you in a hallway, then you both try to make way for each other but end up moving in the same direction. So you readjust, get in each other’s way again, and repeat a few more times before you figure it out. That’s what’s happening at the DHT level, and the dev team is working on strategies to dampen those oscillations and allow nodes to reach stability after disruptions. As regular readers know, sharding is Holochain’s long-term plan for building scalable peer-to-peer networks. Sharding is already built into Holochain, but it...
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