Mira — usually referred to by its ticker MIRA — is a cryptocurrency token powering the Mira Network, a decentralized blockchain project focused on providing trustless verification for artificial intelligence (AI) outputs and other network services.
📌 What is MIRA?
Native Token: MIRA is the native digital token of the Mira Network, which is a decentralized platform built to make AI-generated outputs more reliable and verifiable by distributing verification processes across a network of participants.
Blockchain Network: It’s deployed as an ERC-20 token on the Base network (an Ethereum Layer-2) — meaning it runs on Ethereum-compatible infrastructure with faster and cheaper transactions.
Total Supply: There are 1 billion MIRA tokens overall, with a portion initially circulating and the rest gradually unlocked over time.
🔑 What Is MIRA Used For?
The MIRA token has several utility functions within the Mira ecosystem:
1. Network Fuel
Used to pay for access to verification services and APIs on the Mira platform.
2. Staking & Security
Holders can stake MIRA to help secure the network and validate AI verification tasks — earn rewards if honest, penalized for malicious behavior.
Token holders may participate in protocol governance, voting on upgrades, emission rules, and changes to the network.
4. Incentives & Rewards
MIRA is used to incentivize verifiers and developers who contribute to the platform’s ecosystem.
📈 Listings and Trading
Listed on Major Exchanges: MIRA has been listed on several centralized exchanges like Binance (including Binance Alpha with various trading pairs), Bitget, Kraken, KuCoin, and more.
Trading Pairs: Common pairs include MIRA/USDT, MIRA/USDC, MIRA/BNB, and