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Current TAKER/USD real-time price is $0.000057, with a 24-hour change rate of +0.00% and a 7-day change rate of +0.00%. TAKER currently ranks #3771 globally by market cap, with a total market cap of $9.692579K, a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $57.01517K, and a 24-hour trading volume of $0. In terms of supply, TAKER has a maximum supply of 1B, a current circulating supply of 170M, with 17.00% already in circulation and 83.00% remaining to be unlocked.

About Taker

What is Taker (TAKER)?

Taker (TAKER) is the native token of Taker Protocol, a Bitcoin-native liquidity protocol designed to unlock BTC's utility across decentralized finance. Positioned as the first and largest Bitcoin ecosystem incentive protocol, Taker aims to democratize BTC gains for all fractional BTC holders. The project operates on its own blockchain, Taker Chain, which is built on a Nominated Proof-of-Liquidity (NPOL) consensus mechanism. Taker serves as a liquidity layer for BTC and its generated assets, targeting dormant Bitcoin liquidity and directing it toward Layer 2s, native swaps, restaking, lending, and gaming scenarios. The TAKER token has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, with 170,000,000 TAKER currently in circulation, representing 17% of the total supply. The project launched its trade date on July 18, 2025, and is categorized under Binance Alpha Airdrops, Bitcoin Ecosystem, and Layer 1.

Key Specifications & Tokenomics

  • Name: Taker (Taker Protocol)
  • Ticker / Symbol: TAKER
  • Blockchain / Chain: BNB Smart Chain (BEP20)
  • Token Standard: BEP20
  • Consensus Mechanism: Nominated Proof-of-Liquidity (NPOL)
  • Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 TAKER
  • Max Supply: 1,000,000,000 TAKER
  • Circulating Supply: 170,000,000 TAKER (17% of total supply)
  • Project Category: Binance Alpha Airdrops, Bitcoin Ecosystem, Layer 1, DeFi, Derivatives, DEX, Yield Aggregator
  • Official Website: Taker.xyz
  • Explorer: bscscan.com
  • Launch / Trade Launch Date: July 18, 2025
  • Total Raised: $3,000,000
  • Lead Investors: Electric Capital, LeadVentures Capital
  • Holders: 8.84K

Who created Taker (TAKER)?

The available public information identifies Electric Capital and LeadVentures Capital as lead investors in Taker Protocol, with Electric Capital holding a notable presence in the cryptocurrency investment space. The project raised a total of $3,000,000, with funding events recorded in September 2021 and May 2025. The ICO price was set at $0.041845. Detailed public information regarding the founding team members and individual developers behind Taker Protocol is currently limited. The project has been referenced across multiple data platforms including ICO Analytics and DropsTab, which list its investor tier as Tier 1 plus 5. Electric Capital's X account has 67.15K followers, with an X performance metric of 462 and a rank by X of #4036.

How does Taker (TAKER) work?

Taker operates through a multi-component architecture built around Taker Chain, the project's own blockchain secured by the Nominated Proof-of-Liquidity (NPOL) consensus mechanism. This mechanism rewards users for providing liquidity to the network. Users can bridge BTC and BRC-20 assets such as Ordi and Sats from Bitcoin or Ethereum to Taker Chain through a secure Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC) bridge. Once assets are bridged, users can stake LP tokens, participate in governance through the veTAKER mechanism, and earn yields generated from trading fees and block rewards. The ecosystem includes Taker Swap, a native AMM-based decentralized exchange optimized for capital efficiency and low slippage. Supported liquidity scenarios span Layer 2s, native swaps, restaking, lending, and games, creating a comprehensive DeFi environment for Bitcoin-based assets.

What makes Taker (TAKER) unique and valuable?

Taker distinguishes itself through its focus on the Bitcoin ecosystem, specifically addressing the challenge of dormant BTC liquidity. By creating a dedicated incentive layer for Bitcoin, Taker aims to scale yields and expand the Bitcoin community significantly. The project's use of the NPOL consensus mechanism aligns network security with liquidity provision, creating a direct incentive for participation. The Dynamic Hidden Committee bridge provides a secure method for transferring BTC and BRC-20 assets across chains, while the veTAKER governance model gives token holders a voice in protocol direction. Taker's positioning as a Bitcoin-native liquidity protocol that supports multiple DeFi use cases—including restaking, lending, and gaming—differentiates it from single-purpose DeFi platforms. The project's categorization under Binance Alpha Airdrops and Bitcoin Ecosystem highlights its relevance to current market narratives.

What is Taker (TAKER) used for?

The TAKER token serves multiple functions within the Taker Protocol ecosystem. It is used for staking LP tokens, allowing holders to earn yields derived from trading fees and block rewards. Through the veTAKER governance mechanism, TAKER holders can participate in protocol governance decisions. The token also plays a role in the incentive structures designed to encourage adoption, holding, and utilization of Bitcoin and its derivatives. As a BEP20 token on BNB Smart Chain, TAKER facilitates liquidity provision across the Taker ecosystem, including Taker Swap and various supported scenarios such as Layer 2s, restaking, lending, and games. The token's integration into the Bitcoin Incentive Layer framework positions it as a utility asset for users seeking to engage with Bitcoin-based DeFi applications.

How Is the Taker (TAKER) ecosystem developing?

The Taker ecosystem is structured around several core components. Taker Chain serves as the foundational blockchain, while Taker Swap provides a native AMM-based DEX optimized for capital efficiency and low slippage. The DHC Bridge enables cross-chain asset transfers for BTC and BRC-20 tokens. The veTAKER governance mechanism facilitates community participation. Staking infrastructure allows users to earn yields from trading fees and block rewards. The ecosystem supports multiple liquidity scenarios including Layer 2s, native swaps, restaking, lending, and games. According to the vesting schedule, token unlocks are planned from September 2026 through February 2027, with additional unlock events extending to July 2030. The project has raised $3,000,000 in total funding and is listed across various price tracking platforms.

How to mine Taker (TAKER)?

Taker Protocol does not utilize traditional proof-of-work mining. Instead, the network operates on a Nominated Proof-of-Liquidity (NPOL) consensus mechanism that rewards users for providing liquidity. Participants can acquire TAKER tokens through supported platforms and then engage with the ecosystem by bridging BTC or BRC-20 assets to Taker Chain. Once bridged, users can stake LP tokens to earn yields from trading fees and block rewards. The veTAKER governance mechanism allows stakers to participate in protocol governance. This staking and liquidity provision model replaces conventional mining, aligning token distribution with network participation and liquidity contribution rather than computational power.

How to keep your Taker (TAKER) Coin safe?

Since TAKER is a BEP20 token on BNB Smart Chain, it can be stored in wallets that support the BEP20 standard. Users should ensure they use reputable wallet software and verify contract addresses before interacting with any token. The official contract address for TAKER begins with 0xc195. When bridging assets through the DHC Bridge, users should confirm they are using the official bridge interface. For staking and governance participation, users should access official platforms and verify URLs. As with any cryptocurrency, practicing good operational security—such as using hardware wallets for significant holdings, enabling two-factor authentication where applicable, and avoiding sharing private keys—is essential. Users should also stay informed about token unlock schedules, which can affect market dynamics.

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Taker FAQs

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

As of right now, the live price of Taker (TAKER) is $0.000057. Its market price fluctuates in real time based on overall supply and demand, and you can check the updated TAKER to USD rate at the top of BTCC’s price page. In terms of market scope, Taker records a 24h trading volume of $0 (reflecting total buying and selling activity over the last 24 hours), with a total market cap of $9.692579K. Its current circulating supply stands at 170M out of a maximum supply cap of 1B.

Why does the price of Taker (TAKER) fluctuate, and what drives its volatility?

The price volatility of Taker (TAKER) 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 (170M) 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 Taker (TAKER)?

Looking at its historical price performance, Taker (TAKER) hit an all-time high (ATH) of $0.080647 on 2025-07-18 10:20, representing the peak of market sentiment. Conversely, its all-time low (ATL) was recorded at $0.000043 on 2026-09-07 06:50. 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 Taker (TAKER) price chart for futures trading?

When trading TAKER 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 ($0), as price breakouts accompanied by strong volume offer higher reliability.

How to profit from Taker (TAKER) price drops? (Short Selling Guide)

Unlike spot trading where you can only profit from rising prices, BTCC’s TAKERUSDT perpetual contracts support two-way trading. If you anticipate a price decline for Taker, simply log into your BTCC account with USDT margin available, navigate to the TAKERUSDT 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 Taker (TAKER) perpetual futures with high leverage on BTCC?

Yes. BTCC offers flexible, high-tier leverage options for TAKERUSDT 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 Taker (TAKER) 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: $0.000057), you can practice opening/closing positions, adjusting leverage, and setting TP/SL for TAKERUSDT with zero financial risk.

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

Trading Taker (TAKER) 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 TAKERUSDT, and review its live price ($0.000057) 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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