Mind Network (FHE) Price

FHE is Mind Network's ERC-20 token. The official contract repository identifies it as a token that supports the Mind Network decentralized ecosystem; ERC-20 is the common token interface standard used by Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks, allowing wallets and contracts to recognize balances, approvals, and transfers in a standardized way. “ERC-20” describes the token contract interface and does not automatically state FHE's deployment address, available applications, or holder rights on every network. For actual transfers or interactions, refer to official deployment information on the network being used and to that network's support status.

The official repository lists FHE as a token deployed for Ethereum, MindChain, and other EVM-compatible chains. EVM compatibility means these networks can run contract interfaces compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, but it does not mean that an address automatically corresponds to the same asset or the same balance on every network. A token transfer always takes place on the selected network: the sender needs to hold FHE on that network and pay the transaction fees required by that network; the recipient must also receive on the same network. Cross-network use further depends on whether appropriate bridging or deployment arrangements exist and are actually used, so “EVM-compatible” cannot be treated directly as meaning that the asset is already interoperable across chains.

FHE's total supply is defined as a fixed value. Under this contract design, the total amount is not changed through continuing issuance; a fixed supply means the total-supply rule is predetermined by the contract, rather than that all tokens have entered market circulation. Total supply and tradable circulating supply should be distinguished: the former is the total-supply measure defined by the contract, while the latter changes with initial allocation, transfers between addresses, lockups, or other holding arrangements. The official repository does not provide on this explanatory page a specific total amount, allocation ratio, or unlock schedule that can be treated as a general conclusion, so these figures cannot be inferred merely from “fixed.”

The official repository labels the FHE contract as non-upgradeable, Ownable, and Pausable. Non-upgradeable means that the deployed contract logic cannot be replaced through an upgrade mechanism; this fixes the core code version, but also means that a change in logic cannot be made by upgrading the same contract. Ownable means the contract has an owner management role, and Pausable means the contract has a pause mechanism. These two designs do not conflict with being non-upgradeable: the former concerns the permissions granted to management roles by the existing code, and the latter switches the paused state within the existing logic; they do not mean that administrators can rewrite the contract code at will. Which operations are affected by pausing and which functions the owner can perform still depend on the implementation of the deployed contract.