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GNOM PriceFetching spot price…Market Cap vs Backing
What the market pays vs hard treasury value
Market cap is the total market value of all GNOM; backing is the risk-free asset value in the treasury. The premium is how much holders pay above backing.
How GNOM works
The four moving parts behind every number on this page
Reserve-backed. Every GNOM is backed by real assets in the treasury. The backing per token is its hard floor — the protocol can always buy GNOM back down to it.
Stake to compound. Stake GNOM for sGNOM and earn auto-compounding rebases every epoch. Your balance grows on its own; the APY is what that compounds to over a year.
Bond for a discount. Sell assets to the treasury in return for GNOM at a discount that vests over a few days. Bonding is what grows the backing behind every token.
Premium & runway. GNOM usually trades above its backing — that gap is the premium. Runway estimates how many days the treasury can sustain the current reward rate.
Staking & Rewards
Stake GNOM to earn auto-compounding rebases. These figures describe how fast staked balances grow and when the next reward lands.
Supply Composition
0 GNOMStaked GNOM (held as sGNOM) earns rebases; liquid GNOM sits in wallets and pools. A higher staked share means less circulating sell pressure.
Treasury & Backing
The treasury holds the reserves that back every GNOM. Backing is the floor value; runway estimates how long current rewards are sustainable.
Runway projects how long the treasury can sustain the current rebase as the staked supply compounds — it moves with reserves, staked supply, and the rebase rate. A projection, not a guarantee.
Bonds
Bonds sell GNOM at a discount in exchange for assets, growing the treasury. Outstanding debt is bond value promised to buyers that is still vesting.
Contracts
Every figure above is read live from these addresses — verify any of them on BscScan.