STANDARD (STANDARD): What It Is, Uses and Risks

STANDARD (STANDARD) is a crypto token that the data sources list under the DeFi token category. The token is issued on Robinhood Chain, and CoinGecko groups it with the Robinhood Ecosystem.No project description, launch date or consensus mechanism is on record in the data used for this page, so this explainer cannot confirm who built the token, what product it belongs to, or how it is governed. Readers should treat any claim about its purpose with caution until they can check an official source. The rest of this page sets out the market data that is available and the points that remain unverified.

The data does not say what STANDARD is used for. Tokens in general can serve as a store of value, as a unit of account, or as a way to settle transactions. Some tokens also give holders access to a service, pay fees inside an application, or act as a governance vote. Which of these, if any, applies to STANDARD is not confirmed here. Because the token is listed under DeFi, it may be linked to decentralized finance activity, but that is an inference from its category label, not a verified use. Anyone looking at the token should find the project's own documentation and check what the token actually does on chain before drawing conclusions.

As of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about 0.234 US dollars per token, a market capitalisation of about 18.7 million US dollars, and a 24-hour trading volume of about 541,679 US dollars at the time of writing. The market cap ranked 884th among tracked tokens. Circulating supply is about 79.76 million tokens, equal to the total supply in the data, against a stated maximum of 1 billion. The all-time high was about 0.456 US dollars on 2026-09-15, and the all-time low was about 0.179 US dollars on 2026-09-22. The seven-day change was about plus 4 percent. No one-year change figure is available. These numbers move constantly and are included only as a snapshot, not as a guide to future value.

The data lists Robinhood Chain as the chain where STANDARD is issued. It does not list a native chain for the token, which means the token is a token on another network rather than the base currency of its own blockchain. Ecosystem labels show Robinhood Ecosystem and DeFi. Before using or holding any token, check which network it runs on, confirm the contract address from an official source, and make sure your wallet supports that network. Bridging or sending tokens to the wrong network can lead to losses that are hard to reverse.

Tokens with low market capitalisation, thin trading volume and short price histories can be volatile and hard to sell at a fair price. STANDARD's price has traded well below its 2026 high, and the data shows no one-year history, so there is little long-term record to assess. The project's purpose, team and governance are not confirmed publicly used here, which adds to the uncertainty. Scam tokens often copy the names of real projects, so verify the contract address before trading. Store any holdings in a wallet you control, keep your recovery phrase offline, and never share it. This page does not give buy or sell advice.