DBC is the native network token of DeepBrain Chain. Through an incentive mechanism, the network aggregates computing resources from GPU providers and then supplies distributed GPU computing power to developers and applications that need AI computing; DBC is therefore used to connect payments from computing-power users, settlements to providers, and network participation.

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Q: What is DBC used for in the network?

When renting GPU computing power, users pay rental fees in DBC; parties that provide GPU servers and complete the computing-power supply receive the corresponding settlement. This process makes DBC the unit of payment for computing services within the network: payments arise from demand for computing power, and settlements flow to computing-power suppliers. Actual fees still vary with the resources rented and service conditions, and this payment use should not be equated with a fixed price or fixed return.

Q: What can DBC holders participate in?

Project materials for DBC list staking and governance as network uses, but they address different matters: staking links tokens to particular participant roles or resource-supply requirements under network rules; governance is a token-based participation mechanism for network administration matters. Eligibility, required amounts, lock-up periods, voting scope, and exit conditions are subject to the network rules in force at the time. Holding DBC alone does not mean that all rights have automatically taken effect.

Q: How is the DBC supply set?

DeepBrain Chain materials set the total supply of DBC at 10 billion tokens and state that issuance is planned to occur gradually over approximately 100 years. The total supply cap describes the maximum amount that can be issued; it is not the number available for market trading at any given time. Phased issuance increases the amount issued, while mechanisms such as staking lock-ups and rental-fee burns affect the portion that is circulating.

Q: How do GPU rental fees affect DBC?

According to the project, 5% of every GPU rental fee is permanently burned, with the remainder paid to the computing-power provider. In other words, the burn is not a separate additional fee charged to users; it is a fixed portion carved out of the distribution of that rental payment. As rental demand increases, the amount burned under this rule also changes with the rental fees paid. Burning reduces the number of tokens in the burned portion and does not guarantee a price or return.

Q: Why does DeepBrain Chain need GPU computing power?

GPUs can process large volumes of similar computations simultaneously, so they are commonly used for highly parallel work such as AI model training, inference, cloud gaming, and rendering. DeepBrain Chain aims not to have a single operator provide this hardware centrally, but to let different providers connect GPUs to the network: developers rent computing capacity as needed, while providers receive compensation through settlement. Specific GPU performance, availability, and rental outcomes still depend on the selected resources and service conditions.

Rank 3348

$0.00004580

-$0.00000969(-17.47%)

Market Cap

$277.09K

24h High

$0.00005606

24h Low

$0.00003895

24h Turnover

$5.73K

Total Supply

10.00B

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of DeepBrain Chain (DBC) Today in USD

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The live price of DeepBrain (DBC) today is $0.00004580, with a 24h change of -17.47%. Over the same period, the low was $0.00003895, the high was $0.00005606, and the 24h trading volume was $5.73K. The current market cap is approximately $277.09K. It ranks #3348 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $0.66203000 (⁦2018-01-08⁩); the current price is -99.99% from the all-time high.

DeepBrain Chain (DBC) Price History

7 Days
-37.57%
Low
$0.00003895
High
$0.00007723
30 Days
-32.63%
Low
$0.00003895
High
$0.00011940
90 Days
-70.95%
Low
$0.00003000
High
$0.00018990
1 Year
-88.03%
Low
$0.00003000
High
$0.00055050

Fear & Greed Index

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Yesterday: 51; Normal
Last Week: 50; Normal
Last Month: 71; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 30/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: -21, from last week: -20, and from last month: -41. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did DeepBrain Chain (DBC) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

During the observation window from 2026-10-28 to 2026-10-29, DBC’s bid-to-ask depth ratio was 0.33, with sell orders across the top five levels totaling about three times the buy orders, indicating heavier sell-side depth. However, large orders were concentrated on both sides, and a single order exceeded the total size of its respective top five levels, pointing to a shallow order book where relatively small orders could amplify price moves. Technical signals were mixed: short-term moving averages were bullish while the 4-hour average was bearish. RSI was neutral across timeframes, MACD showed no crossover, and all ADX readings were below 30, providing no clear trend confirmation. The imbalance may add to short-term volatility, but these signals alone do not confirm a sustained direction.

About DeepBrain Chain (DBC)

DBC is the first blockchain enabling decentralized AI model execution, offering developers "one-click tokenization + free GPU computing power" – slashing costs by 90% and accelerating development to fuel the trillion-dollar decentralized AI market. Token Utilities Payment for GPU computing & gas fees Staking rewards, governance voting Deflationary mechanism: Token burning via compute consumption (120M DBC burned), driving long-term value. Core Features 1. Public Blockchain + Smart Contracts: Supports token launches and DApp deployment. 2. Private AI Execution: Securely deploy decentralized AI models. 3. Zero-Cost GPU Access: Developers incentivize miners with tokens, disrupting traditional cloud computing. Ecosystem Momentum Flagship Projects: DeepLink (AI cloud gaming, 2.7M users), DecentralGPT (ChatGPT rival), XAIAgent (AI-driven investing). User Base: 1.7M token holders use DBC for gas fees, creating organic demand. Growth Engine Partnership: Integrated with Google Cloud for global GPU scaling. Flywheel Effect: Developers adopt → GPU network grows → Token burn surges → Ecosystem value rises. Future Potential As the foundational layer for decentralized AI, DBC leverages AI’s explosive growth and deflationary economics for sustained upside.

Use Cases and Features

DBC is the native token of the DeepBrain Chain network. It is mainly used to pay GPU computing-power rental fees and settle payments with parties that provide GPUs. It can also be used for staking and participation in network-governance voting; holding the token does not constitute equity in the project entity or a fixed return. The network targets scenarios requiring GPU computing resources, including AI development, cloud gaming, and rendering.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

DBC has a total supply of 10 billion tokens, with a fixed cap that will not increase. The full supply is planned to be issued gradually over about 100 years. Of fees paid for GPU rentals, 5% is permanently burned and the remainder is paid to computing-power providers; changes in circulating supply are therefore affected by gradual issuance, network use, and the burn mechanism.

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