Ankr Network (ANKR): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Ankr Network is a Web3 infrastructure provider. According to the project description in our data, it helps developers, decentralised applications and stakers work with several blockchains. Developers can build apps through its API and RPC access, stakers can use the Ankr Earn product to stake assets, and businesses can request customised blockchain solutions. On our site, the Ankr project is scored in the Staking category and described as offering multichain RPC, rollup services and liquid staking. The ANKR token is the project's token, but the infrastructure services are the core product. Readers should keep the company's service business separate from the token's market price, because one does not guarantee the other.

Public sources do not give a full list of what the token does. Our site places ANKR under DePIN tokens and governance tokens, and public category listings include DePIN and liquid staking governance tokens. Those labels suggest a role in network coordination and staking-related activity, but public sources we have do not explain the exact mechanics, such as who can vote, which fees are paid in ANKR, or how staking rewards are distributed. Before relying on any specific use, check the project's own documentation and current product terms. This page does not assume a use case the data does not support.

As of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about $0.00388 and a market capitalisation of about $38.8 million, ranked 539th by market cap. Trading volume over 24 hours was about $3.5 million at the time of writing. Circulating, total and maximum supply are all recorded as 10 billion tokens, so the data shows no supply beyond that cap and nearly all of it in circulation. The price moved about minus 3.4% over seven days and about minus 54% over one year. The all-time high was $0.213513 on 2021-04-16, and the all-time low was $0.00070728 on 2020-03-12. These figures change constantly and are not a forecast or a signal to buy or sell.

In our data, ANKR is not the native token of any blockchain. It is listed as issued on Ethereum, Blast, Mode, Linea, Polygon zkEVM, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, Scroll, Polygon, Fantom and BNB Chain. A token issued on many networks can exist as separate versions, each with its own contract address. Moving tokens between networks usually needs a bridge or a supported transfer route, and each step adds cost and risk. Before sending or receiving ANKR, confirm the network and the contract address you are using, and check that your wallet supports that chain.

The main risk is price volatility. The token's market value is far below its 2021 high, and its recent one-year decline is large, so holders can lose much of their value. Because the token exists on many chains, sending it to the wrong network or using an unofficial contract can lead to lost funds. Bridges and smart contracts can fail or be exploited. Staking products can carry lock-up periods, penalties or smart-contract risks depending on their terms, which public sources do not describe in detail. To store ANKR, use a self-custody wallet that supports the network you use, keep your recovery phrase offline and never share it, and send a small test amount before moving larger sums.