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Current SCR/USD real-time price is $0.017779, with a 24-hour change rate of +1.87% and a 7-day change rate of -7.32%. SCR currently ranks #1364 globally by market cap, with a total market cap of $3.378645M, a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $17.782343M, and a 24-hour trading volume of $955.563232K. In terms of supply, SCR has a maximum supply of 1B, a current circulating supply of 190M, with 19.00% already in circulation and 81.00% remaining to be unlocked.

About Scroll

What is Scroll?

Scroll is a zkEVM-based Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, designed to provide a seamless and secure environment for scalable decentralized applications. It is a Layer 2 blockchain that uses zero-knowledge proofs (zk-rollups) to scale Ethereum while maintaining full compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It enables faster and cheaper transactions by processing them off-chain and submitting cryptographic proofs to the Ethereum mainnet. The project emphasizes open-source development and academic rigor, and describes its goal as a decentralized and secure zkEVM.

The SCR token launched on October 22, 2024, alongside an airdrop claim period; coverage at the time noted that the token's debut disappointed some users.

Key Takeaways

The SCR token is the native utility and governance token of the Scroll ecosystem, used for transaction fees, staking, and community governance. SCR is listed on a number of major cryptocurrency exchanges.

Scroll Key Specifications & Tokenomics

Scroll is a zk-rollup Layer 2 network that scales Ethereum by executing transactions off-chain and using zero-knowledge proofs to ensure security and data availability on the Ethereum mainnet. It offers an EVM-equivalent environment, allowing existing Ethereum smart contracts and tools to be deployed on Scroll with minimal changes.

ItemDetails
Name (Ticker)Scroll (SCR)
Alternative Names-
Consensus MechanismProof-of-Stake (PoS) for sequencing; zk-rollup for finality
Smart ContractsYes, fully EVM-compatible
CategoryLayer 2, zk-Rollup, Scaling Solution
Hash AlgorithmKeccak-256 (EVM compatibility)
Block RewardNo separate block subsidy is documented; transaction fees are paid in SCR, and the network uses Proof-of-Stake for sequencing with zk-rollup finality
Total Supply1,000,000,000 SCR
Max Supply1,000,000,000 SCR
Circulating Supply190,000,000 SCR (19% of total supply)
TPSDesigned for higher throughput than Ethereum Layer 1; see the project's technical documentation for current benchmarks
Scaling SolutionzkEVM Rollup
BlockchainScroll (Ethereum Layer 2)

Who Created Scroll (SCR)?

The Scroll project was founded by a team of researchers and engineers, including Sandy Peng, Haichen Shen, and Ye Zhang. Scroll was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California, according to Startup Intros. Development is led by the Scroll team in collaboration with a global community of contributors. The project emphasizes open-source development and academic rigor, and describes its goal as a decentralized and secure zkEVM. The governance and evolution of the protocol are managed by the Scroll DAO, a decentralized autonomous organization comprising SCR token holders.

How Does Scroll (SCR) Work?

Scroll operates as a zk-rollup on top of Ethereum. Here's a simplified breakdown of its process:

  • Transaction Execution: Users submit transactions to Scroll's Layer 2 network. These transactions are bundled together and executed off-chain by sequencer nodes.
  • Proof Generation: After execution, a prover node generates a zero-knowledge validity proof (a zk-SNARK) for the entire batch of transactions. This proof cryptographically verifies that the transactions were executed correctly according to Ethereum's rules, without revealing the underlying data.
  • Data Availability & Finality: The compressed transaction data (calldata) and the validity proof are submitted to a smart contract on the Ethereum mainnet (Layer 1). Ethereum verifies the proof, and once confirmed, the state of the Scroll network is finalized on Ethereum. This design aims to inherit Ethereum's security guarantees by settling proofs and data on Layer 1, though Layer 2 users still depend on the rollup's contracts and operators.

Scroll's architecture is organized into three layers: a settlement layer that handles data availability and proof verification, a sequencing layer that executes transactions and batches data, and a proving layer that generates zkEVM validity proofs.

This architecture allows Scroll to offer significantly lower gas fees and higher throughput than Ethereum mainnet, while settling proofs and data on Layer 1.

What Makes Scroll (SCR) Unique and Valuable

Scroll stands out in the crowded Layer 2 space due to its commitment to a bytecode-level, EVM-equivalent zkEVM. Unlike other zk-rollups that may require developers to use new programming languages or make significant code adjustments, Scroll allows developers to deploy existing Ethereum smart contracts directly. This drastically reduces migration friction and leverages the entire Ethereum developer toolkit.

Its value is anchored in:

  • Security First: By posting both proofs and data to Ethereum, Scroll maximizes security and decentralization, avoiding the trade-offs of other scaling models.
  • Developer Experience: Full EVM compatibility means a seamless experience for the world's largest blockchain developer community.
  • Community-Driven: As an open-source project governed by a DAO, its development is transparent and aligned with community interests, fostering a strong ecosystem.

What Is Scroll (SCR) Used For?

The SCR token is the lifeblood of the Scroll ecosystem, with several core utilities:

  • Network Fees: SCR is used for transaction fees on the Scroll network, per the project's token documentation.
  • Staking & Security: SCR is listed among the token's uses as a staking asset; the project documentation should be consulted for current staking rules and eligibility.
  • Governance: SCR is a governance token. Holders can propose and vote on key protocol upgrades, treasury management, and ecosystem grants through the Scroll DAO, shaping the future of the network.
  • Ecosystem Incentives: SCR is used to incentivize developers, users, and liquidity providers to build and use applications on Scroll, fueling network growth.

How to Buy SCR Coin?

SCR is listed on a number of major cryptocurrency exchanges. To buy SCR, open an account with a reputable exchange that lists SCR, complete identity verification, deposit fiat or a stablecoin such as USDT, and place a spot order for an SCR trading pair. Always verify the contract address and the exchange's licensing before depositing funds.

Security

Scroll states that it relies on vetted cryptographic libraries, undergoes independent third-party audits, runs a bug bounty program, and has established a security council with independent follower nodes.

History

Scroll introduced the Euclid upgrade, which the project said would improve network throughput and security on Ethereum (reported by The Block).

Risks and Controversies

Coverage has noted that Scroll's airdrop drew criticism from some users, and that on-chain activity fell sharply after the airdrop campaign ended (DL News, October 2024).

Like other cryptocurrencies, SCR is subject to price volatility, changing regulatory policies, and technical risks, including smart contract vulnerabilities and the operational assumptions of Layer 2 systems. The points above are informational and should not be read as investment advice.

How to Buy and Use Scroll

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Scroll FAQs

What is the live price, market cap, and 24h volume of Scroll (SCR)?

As of right now, the live price of Scroll (SCR) is $0.017779. Its market price fluctuates in real time based on overall supply and demand, and you can check the updated SCR to USD rate at the top of BTCC’s price page. In terms of market scope, Scroll records a 24h trading volume of $955.563232K (reflecting total buying and selling activity over the last 24 hours), with a total market cap of $3.378645M. Its current circulating supply stands at 190M out of a maximum supply cap of 1B.

Why does the price of Scroll (SCR) fluctuate, and what drives its volatility?

The price volatility of Scroll (SCR) is essentially driven by market supply and demand dynamics. Key factors behind its price movements include: 1) Global macroeconomic conditions and sentiment, such as Fed interest rate decisions; 2) Tokenomics, including the ratio of circulating supply (190M) to max supply (1B), as well as token unlocks and burn mechanisms; 3) Fundamental developments, such as ecosystem expansion, on-chain activity, and core protocol upgrades; and 4) Derivatives market dynamics, including leverage battles and liquidation cascades in perpetual contracts.

What are the all-time high (ATH) and all-time low (ATL) for Scroll (SCR)?

Looking at its historical price performance, Scroll (SCR) hit an all-time high (ATH) of $1.448661 on 2024-10-16 12:50, representing the peak of market sentiment. Conversely, its all-time low (ATL) was recorded at $0.015972 on 2026-11-08 22:00. Note that historical highs and lows reflect past performance only and do not guarantee future price trends; investment decisions should always align with live market conditions and your personal risk tolerance.

How to read the Scroll (SCR) price chart for futures trading?

When trading SCR futures on BTCC, technical chart analysis begins with identifying key support and resistance levels on 1D and 4H charts using historical price pivots. Next, apply MA/EMA indicators to gauge trend directions, alongside RSI (values above 70 indicate overbought conditions, while below 30 suggest oversold levels). Always validate breakout signals with the 24h trading volume ($955.563232K), as price breakouts accompanied by strong volume offer higher reliability.

How to profit from Scroll (SCR) price drops? (Short Selling Guide)

Unlike spot trading where you can only profit from rising prices, BTCC’s SCRUSDT perpetual contracts support two-way trading. If you anticipate a price decline for Scroll, simply log into your BTCC account with USDT margin available, navigate to the SCRUSDT pair, set your desired leverage and Take-Profit/Stop-Loss levels, and click "Sell/Short". Once the price drops to your target, close your position to lock in profit from the price difference.

Can I trade Scroll (SCR) perpetual futures with high leverage on BTCC?

Yes. BTCC offers flexible, high-tier leverage options for SCRUSDT perpetual futures, providing up to 500x leverage (maximum leverage limits may vary depending on liquidity). While leverage boosts capital efficiency by allowing you to control larger position sizes with less margin, it also amplifies liquidation risks proportionately. BTCC strongly advises using Stop-Loss orders to strictly manage risk when trading with high leverage.

How to practice Scroll (SCR) futures trading with a free demo account?

Beginners and traders testing new strategies can switch to BTCC's "Demo Trading" mode with a single click on the App or Web interface. The demo account comes pre-loaded with risk-free virtual funds (such as 100,000 USDT). Powered by live market prices (current price: $0.017779), you can practice opening/closing positions, adjusting leverage, and setting TP/SL for SCRUSDT with zero financial risk.

Step-by-step guide: How to buy and trade Scroll (SCR) on BTCC?

Trading Scroll (SCR) on BTCC requires just 4 simple steps: 1) Register a BTCC account and complete basic Identity Verification (KYC); 2) Buy USDT using fiat via credit card/express payment, or deposit USDT/BTC directly from an external wallet; 3) Navigate to the Futures section, search for SCRUSDT, and review its live price ($0.017779) and chart; 4) Select your margin mode and leverage, choose "Buy/Long" or "Sell/Short" based on your market outlook, set TP/SL orders, and confirm your trade.

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