What is MIRA?
MIRA is the native utility and governance token of the Mira Network, a decentralized verification protocol designed to make artificial intelligence (AI) outputs trustworthy.
The project aims to solve the "AI reliability gap"—the tendency of AI models to "hallucinate" or produce false information. Mira acts as a decentralized "Trust Layer" by breaking down AI outputs into individual claims and verifying them through a network of independent AI models to reach a consensus.
Key Features & Technology
Decentralized Verification: Instead of trusting one model, Mira routes AI outputs through multiple independent models for cross-verification.
Hybrid Security Model: It uses a combination of Proof-of-Work (meaningful AI inference work) and Proof-of-Stake (economic alignment through tokens) to secure the network.
Privacy-Preserving: Content is broken into sharded claims distributed across nodes, so no single operator sees the full original data.
Ecosystem Apps: Applications like Klok (AI chat) and Astro use Mira’s technology for verifiable AI tasks.
Tokenomics (MIRA Token)
Total Supply: Fixed at 1 billion tokens.
Usage: Used for staking by node operators, API access fees for developers, and governance voting on protocol upgrades.
Listing: MIRA was listed on major exchanges like Binance around September 26, 2025.
Current Market Context (per your image)
The chart shows the MIRA/USDT trading pair on the Binance app. At the time of the screenshot:
Price: $0.0922 (approx. Rs 25.78), up +4.54% in 24 hours.
24h High: $0.1100 | 24h Low: $0.0880.
Trading Activity: 24h volume for MIRA was 65.43 million tokens.
Technical Indicator: The RSI(6) is at 34.73, which typically suggests the asset is approaching an oversold condition.
Disclaimer: Cryptocurrency investments involve high risk and volatility. This information is for educational purposes and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. Always conduct your own research before trading.
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