#Mira The MIRA Network (MIRA) is a decentralized AI verification protocol designed to solve AI reliability issues—such as hallucinations and bias—by using blockchain consensus to verify AI-generated content. The network, which launched its mainnet in September 2025, allows for "trustless" AI, where outputs are independently verified by node operators rather than relying on centralized authorities.
Here are the key details regarding the MIRA Network and its native token as of March 2026:
Key Project Details
Purpose: To provide a "trust layer" for AI, transforming AI-generated content into independently verifiable claims with 95%+ accuracy.
Technology: Uses a hybrid Proof-of-Work (for AI inference) and Proof-of-Stake (for economic security) mechanism. The network is built on the Base blockchain.
Use Cases: Powering verified AI apps (e.g., Klok AI, Learnrite), data marketplaces, and enabling autonomous AI agents to operate safely.
Key Partners: io.net, Hyperbolic, Aethir, Spheron, and Exabits.
Funding: Raised $9 million in seed funding from investors including Framework Ventures and Bitkraft Ventures.
MIRA Tokenomics (as of Mar 11, 2026)
Token Name: Mira
Ticker: $MIRA
Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 MIRA
Circulating Supply: ~244.87 million (approx. 24.5% of total supply)
Initial Listing Price: ~$0.08 - $0.10 (Projected/Reflected in March 2026 data)
Token Utility: Staking for node operators to earn rewards, paying for API usage, and governance.
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Market Performance & Trading
Live Price: Approximately $0.080 - $0.083 USD (as of early March 2026).
Market Cap: ~$19M - $20M USD.
Where to Buy: Listed on Binance, MEXC, Gate, and HTX.
All-Time High: ~$2.61–$2.68 (Sept 2025).
All-Time Low: ~$0.076.