Filecoin Info
Filecoin FIL is a decentralized storage network designed to store humanity's most important information.
- Ticker
- $FIL
- Listing Price
- $1.91
- Total Supply
- 2,000,000,000
- Niche
- Infrastructure
- DePIN
- TGE Date
- 2020-10-15
- Website
- https://file...coin.io
Tokenomics
Audited
Information
Tokenomics Rating
- Rank
- #660
- Percentile
- Top 45%
Tokenomics Information
Allocation Distribution
- Category Score
- 91.91 out of 100
- Percentile
- Top 7%
Distribution Fairness Indicators
Distribution Fairness
Distribution Fairness Benchmarks
Deviation from Best Performers
Token Power
- Category Score
- 83.89 out of 100
- Percentile
- Top 7%
Economic and Monetary Policy Indicators
Emission Type
Inflation YoY
Monthly Supply Shocks
Circulating Token Supply (YoY)
Vesting Release Schedule
- Category Score
- 11.03 out of 100
- Percentile
- Top 30%
Investor Conditions Indicators
Investor Round Details
Break-Even Analysis Chart
Position Exit Risk
- Category Score
- 4.42 out of 100
- Percentile
- Top 79%
Valuation Indicators
Investor FDV vs VCV
Investor VDV Growth Over Time
Investor Round Ranking
Valuation Comparison
Top 5 Competitor Valuation
- Category Score
- 99.74 out of 100
- Percentile
- Top 2%
Liquidity & Listing Indicators
Market Coverage
Global Market Coverage

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About Filecoin
Filecoin (FIL) is a groundbreaking decentralized storage protocol designed to disrupt traditional cloud storage models. Operated by a global network of participants instead of a central authority, Filecoin offers an innovative platform where users can rent or buy secure, scalable, and cost-effective data storage. Launched by Protocol Labs in October 2020, Filecoin's mainnet allows people worldwide to join its ecosystem, creating an extensive and reliable storage marketplace. At its core, Filecoin revolutionizes data storage by splitting files and distributing them across multiple nodes within its decentralized network. Storage providers, referred to as "miners," compete for storage contracts based on pricing and speed, while users retain the ability to select options that meet their specific requirements. Once uploaded, data is securely stored on the chosen miners' nodes, benefiting from high redundancy and decentralized encryption.