MinoTari (Tari) (XTM): What It Is, Uses and Risks

MinoTari, usually written Tari, is a layer 1 blockchain protocol built in the Rust programming language. Its ticker is XTM. The project describes itself as a base chain rather than an add-on to another network, and it is classed in data sources as a Smart Contract Platform, a privacy coin and a DePIN token. Its own materials focus on growing a loyal user base and giving developers direct access to users. Public information about the protocol's internal design is limited in the data available here, so this page sticks to what the project states about its goals and approach.

According to the project's description, XTM is the native token of the Tari network. The stated purpose is to reward people who run the network and to support its wider goals of user adoption and app distribution. The project says that anyone can run the Tari miner on a laptop or desktop and mine the token, which it presents as a simple way for new users to join. The project also plans a built-in application launcher in the miner, which it says would give miners access to Tari apps. This is a planned feature described by the project, so readers should check its current status before relying on it.

public data gives a circulating supply of about 7.32 billion XTM and a total supply of about 7.32 billion, with no maximum supply listed. At the time of writing, as of 2026-11-05, the price was about $0.00106 and the market capitalization was about $7.9 million, ranked 1,406th by market cap. The 24-hour trading volume was about $26,000. The token traded near its all-time high of about $0.078 on 2025-05-29 and fell to an all-time low of about $0.0003 on 2026-08-17. Over the past year the price fell roughly 70 percent. These figures change constantly and are shown only as a snapshot. This page does not predict future prices or offer buy or sell advice.

The data does not list any chain where XTM is the native token or where it is issued, so the token's relationship to other networks is unclear from these facts. Tari is described as its own layer 1 chain, which means its security and transactions depend on its own network rather than on another chain. Holders should be aware that a small, low-volume market can make prices move sharply on modest trades, and that a token with a low market capitalization can lose most of its value quickly. The project's claims about user growth and developer adoption are its own statements and have not been independently verified here. Anyone considering the token should confirm details from primary sources, use a wallet they trust, and keep private keys and seed phrases offline and secure.