ZEROBASE (ZBT): What It Is, Uses and Risks

ZEROBASE is described as a decentralized cryptographic infrastructure network. Its stated purpose is verifiable off-chain computation using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) and trusted execution environments (TEEs). In plain terms, the network aims to let applications show that a calculation was done correctly without revealing the private data behind it. The project describes products such as zkStaking, zkLogin and ProofYield, which it positions around institutional DeFi, user privacy and real-world asset strategies. Public descriptions are mostly promotional, so readers should treat them as the project's own claims rather than independently verified results. Launch date and consensus details were not part of the data available for this page, so they are not covered here.

Several public summaries say ZBT is the native utility token of the ZEROBASE network. These summaries describe three uses: accessing network services, incentivizing people who run nodes, and voting in governance. Those descriptions come from third-party write-ups, not from a detailed technical specification, so the exact mechanics, fee rules and voting scope should be checked in the project's own documentation before relying on them. A token being useful inside a network does not by itself mean it has value, and its demand depends on whether people actually use those services. Reading the official materials and any governance records is the best way to see how the token is meant to work in practice.

At the time of writing, using public data for this page as of 2026-11-05, ZBT had a price of about $0.066 and a market capitalization of about $21.6 million, ranked 812th by market cap. The circulating supply was about 327.1 million tokens, against a total and maximum supply of 1 billion. The fully diluted valuation was about $66.1 million, and 24-hour trading volume was about $3.1 million. Over the prior seven days the price was down about 4.8%, and over one year it was down about 55.7%. The all-time high was about $1.025 on 2025-10-17, and the all-time low was about $0.058 on 2026-02-05. Because circulating supply is well below the maximum, future releases of tokens could affect supply, though the data did not include a release schedule.

ZBT is not the native token of any blockchain. Its listed issuing chains are Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base. Being issued on several networks means there are separate token contracts on each one, and holders need to make sure they use the correct version of the token for the network they are on. Bridging between networks can add technical and smart contract risk. Some listing and category labels attached to the token refer to ecosystems and programs on those chains, but a category label does not show that the token has been endorsed or audited. Readers should confirm the contract address for each chain from the project's official channels rather than from public reporting or third-party pages.

ZEROBASE CeDeFi is a separate product on this site, described as a stablecoin staking product where staked funds support Binance arbitrage trades for users who accept CeDeFi risk. It is not the same thing as the ZBT token. Holding ZBT does not mean taking part in that product, and taking part in that product does not mean holding ZBT. Anyone looking at either should understand the specific risks of each. The ZBT price has been volatile, with a large drop from its all-time high, and the token could lose most of its value. Smart contract bugs, bridge failures, thin trading liquidity, token releases and changes in project direction are all possible risks. Only put in what you can afford to lose.

To store ZBT, use a wallet that supports the chain you received it on, and check that the wallet displays the correct token contract. Never share your seed phrase or private keys, and be wary of anyone who asks for them, including people posing as support staff. Keep recovery phrases offline and in more than one secure place. Before any transfer, send a small test amount first. Check the official project website and its verified social accounts for announcements, because copycat sites and fake airdrops are common around crypto tokens. Do not interact with approval requests you do not understand. This page is for general information only and is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold.