Owning STATICS: Uses, Supply and Risks

STATICS is the token associated with Statics Protocol, an onchain financial system built around token markets, liquidity and credit. Statics says STATICS can be staked to participate in rewards; it does not publish the exact staking terms or reward rates here, so check the current protocol details before committing tokens.

The wider protocol is designed to let users create Uniswap v4 markets for compatible tokens. Projects can also create redeemable Basket Tokens backed by multiple assets. Other described components include USDstx, borrowing infrastructure that uses Morpho, and transferable position NFTs that can represent activities such as staking, collateral and liquidity positions. These features describe the protocol; they do not mean every feature is available or safe for every STATICS holder.

If you hold the token, separate the value of STATICS from the risks of using the protocol. Staking, providing liquidity or borrowing can expose you to smart-contract, market and liquidation risks beyond ordinary token price changes.

STATICS is issued on Robinhood Chain. The facts identify no native token chain for Statics Protocol, so do not assume STATICS is native to a separate Statics blockchain. Before transferring, confirm that the receiving wallet or platform supports Robinhood Chain and the STATICS token specifically. A transfer to an incompatible network or address may be difficult or impossible to recover.

No supported wallet list or specific wallet setup is published by Statics. Use a wallet that lets you verify the network and token contract details, and obtain the correct token information from an official Statics channel. Be wary of search ads, unsolicited messages and copycat tokens using the STATICS name.

For self-custody, keep your recovery phrase offline and never share it with anyone claiming to offer support. A wallet app does not protect you if you approve a malicious transaction or disclose your recovery phrase. If you use an exchange or another custodian, check its deposit and withdrawal support for Robinhood Chain before sending funds.

STATICS has a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens. About 721.2 million were circulating out of 1 billion total as of November 8, 2026. The difference between circulating and maximum supply means not all tokens were reported as circulating at that date; the project’s future release schedule and allocation details are not published here.

For context, STATICS traded at about $0.00694 on November 8, 2026, with a market capitalization near $5.0 million and fully diluted valuation near $6.9 million. These are snapshots, not reliable estimates of what you could sell for: price, trading volume and available liquidity can change quickly. Reported 24-hour volume was about $18,700 on that date, which may make large trades harder to execute without affecting the price.

Check current circulating supply, token contract and market liquidity before making a decision. A maximum supply alone does not show how tokens are distributed, when additional tokens may enter circulation or whether you can exit a position at the displayed price.

Treat STATICS as a high-risk cryptoasset. Its price can fall sharply, and the reported market activity was limited as of November 8, 2026. Thin liquidity can widen the gap between the quoted price and the price you receive when selling. Do not rely on a past high, recent low or market-cap figure as a promise of future value.

Using Statics features can add risks. Smart-contract flaws could put deposited assets at risk; liquidity providers can face losses when token prices move; and borrowing against collateral can lead to liquidation. Basket Tokens and stable assets depend on their backing, redemption processes and market liquidity. Staking also involves protocol and lock-up or withdrawal terms that you should understand before depositing.

Statics does not publish an audit status in the project details summarized here. That is not proof that the contracts are unaudited, but you should verify audit information and contract addresses independently before interacting. Never approve a transaction you do not understand, and keep only amounts you can afford to lose in a connected wallet.