Peanut (NUX)

Peanut (NUX) Price

Rank 5887

$0.0006647
-$0.0000022(-0.34%)

Market Cap

$33.45K

24h High

$0.0007023

24h Low

$0.0006400

24h Turnover

$1.62K

Total Supply

50.00M

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of Peanut (NUX) Today in USD

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The live price of Peanut (NUX) today is $0.0006647, with a 24h change of -0.34%. Over the same period, the low was $0.0006400, the high was $0.0007023, and the 24h trading volume was $1.62K. The current market cap is approximately $33.45K. It ranks #5887 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $31.0000000 (⁦2021-02-18⁩); the current price is -100.00% from the all-time high.

Peanut (NUX) Price History

  • 7 Days

    -2.27%

    Low
    $0.0006268
    High
    $0.0007427
  • 30 Days

    -44.83%

    Low
    $0.0006110
    High
    $0.0014650
  • 90 Days

    -86.34%

    Low
    $0.0006110
    High
    $0.0048690
  • 1 Year

    -76.26%

    Low
    $0.0006110
    High
    $0.0085850

Fear & Greed Index

0 Extreme Fear100 Extreme Greed
Yesterday
29
Fear
Last Week
26
Fear
Last Month
61
Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 32/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: +3, from last week: +6, and from last month: -29. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did Peanut (NUX) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

Peanut (NUX) has low liquidity, so limited sell orders may amplify market impact. On 2026-11-10, the bid-to-ask depth ratio across the top five levels was 1.32, broadly balanced, although large orders were concentrated on both sides. The largest bid represented about 56.9% of top-five bid volume, while the largest ask represented about 48.5% of top-five ask volume; changes in a small number of orders could therefore noticeably affect local depth. Moving averages were bearish on the 15-minute and 4-hour timeframes and neutral on the 1-hour and daily timeframes. Daily RSI was oversold, while RSI on other timeframes was neutral, and there were no MACD crossovers on any timeframe. Together, these indicators show short-term weakness but an unclear direction on higher timeframes; they do not by themselves confirm a sustained trend or explain current fluctuations.

About Peanut (NUX)

Peanut. Trade is a DFI price balancer, which protects LP from impermanent losses, reduces slip points and increases the profits of liquidity providers by restraining the price changes of large DEX transactions and corresponding assets on CEX. It has been integrated into the curve platform to reduce the risk of slip points and impermanence losses. It divides the assets of liquidity providers into two parts: 90% for providing liquidity on uniswap (or through other DEX) and 10% for automatic multi-level price balancing between uniswap, other DEX and CEX. Nux is an erc20 token that supports the peanut protocol. Nux utility function in order to balance the token rate on CEX and DEX platforms, it is not enough to have only one effective algorithm. This is just a tool. Without a large number of encrypted assets, it will not work properly. Peanut will provide a portion of such assets from its reserves. However, most of such assets will be provided by third parties, which will obtain passive income by lending their own resources. From individuals to investment funds, anyone can become such a liquidity provider (LP). In order to increase the liquidity of the peanut pool, users will need to deposit Nux tokens. Otherwise, peanout's algorithm will not be able to balance according to the mobility of users. Nux tokens enable our algorithms to be used with your assets. Liquidity providers (or ordinary users) should have enough Nux so that the peanut balance mechanism can start operating their liquidity. After making a profit, a 10% fee will be charged from the Nux token.

Use Cases and Features

Peanut is a smart-contract solution for decentralized trading liquidity that aims to reduce slippage through automatic price balancing after trades. NUX is its Ethereum ERC-20 utility token; in the announced model, liquidity providers needed to configure NUX before the balancing mechanism could use the assets they supplied. The model also specified a 10% fee taken from NUX when profits were generated.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

The model announced in 2021 set the NUX cap at 50 million tokens: 40 million were minted at genesis and allocated to airdrops, presales and public sales, community and partnerships, development, and the team; another 10 million were planned as liquidity-mining rewards. These allocations had varying lockup and release arrangements.

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