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Pharos PROS
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Supply and valuation
| Price | $0.6511 |
| Market cap | $88.29M |
| Fully diluted valuation | $651.12M |
| Circulating supply | 135,600,000 PROS |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 PROS |
| Max supply | Uncapped |
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Pharos FAQ
What is the price of Pharos (PROS) today?
As of October 7, 2026, one PROS trades at $0.6511. The price is -2.82% over the last 24 hours and -9.88% over the last seven days.
What is Pharos's market cap?
Pharos has a market capitalization of $88.29M, ranking it #297 among all cryptocurrencies by market cap. Its fully diluted valuation, which counts every token that could ever exist, is $651.12M.
How many PROS are in circulation?
135,600,000 PROS are in circulation out of a total supply of 1,000,000,000 PROS. Pharos has no hard-coded maximum supply.
What is Pharos's all-time high?
Pharos's all-time high is $1.13, reached on April 28, 2026. At $0.6511 the current price is 42.6% below that peak.
How much PROS is traded each day?
About $4.40M of PROS changed hands in the last 24 hours, equal to 5.0% of its market cap. That is a healthy level of liquidity for a coin of this size.
How has Pharos performed over the past 168 days?
Since September 30, 2026, PROS has moved -9.80%, from $0.7160 to $0.6458. The period high was $0.8239 on October 4, 2026 and the low was $0.6406 on October 7, 2026.
What are the risks of holding Pharos?
Price risk first: PROS moved +48.51% over the last 30 days and n/a over the last year, and it is 43% below its all-time high. There is no supply cap, so new issuance can dilute holders. Liquidity: $4.40M trades a day, which is adequate for its size. Add custody risk (exchange failure or lost keys) and regulatory risk. Coinucation does not give investment advice.
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