Cyber 

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What is the Cyber (CYBER) coin?

Cyber (CYBER) is an Ethereum Layer 2 network built on the OP Stack within the Superchain ecosystem. The project evolved from CyberConnect, a Web3 social graph protocol, and rebranded to Cyber with its Layer 2 mainnet launch on May 15, 2024. Current product lines combine onchain social infrastructure with AI tooling: Cyber Network, the Cyber.AI intelligence suite, and Surf, an AI copilot for crypto decisions. The CYBER token is used for staking and governance on the Cyber network.

Is Cyber the same project as CyberConnect?

Cyber is the rebranded continuation of CyberConnect. CyberConnect launched as a Web3 social protocol built around CyberID ERC-721 handles and CyberAccount smart accounts. The rebrand accompanied the Cyber Layer 2 mainnet, following an early-access mainnet phase from March 2024. Legacy CyberWallet and Passkey Wallet products were sunset, with an asset-withdrawal deadline of August 15, 2026. Some aggregator listings still describe CYBER as the CyberConnect social protocol token; the current positioning is a social and AI-focused Ethereum Layer 2.

What does the CYBER token do?

The CYBER token serves two on-network functions: staking in Cyber network security and governance voting, with holders able to delegate voting power to other addresses. Gas fees on the Cyber network itself are paid in ETH, the standard OP Stack arrangement. The token also functions as the coordination asset for Cyber ecosystem programs such as rewards campaigns.

Which blockchains host the CYBER token contract?

CYBER is deployed at one shared contract address, 0x14778860E937f509e651192a90589dE711Fb88a9, across four networks: Cyber (chain ID 7560), Ethereum, OP Mainnet and BNB Smart Chain. Holders can verify the token on Cyberscan, Etherscan, Optimistic Etherscan and BscScan.

How many CYBER tokens exist?

Per DropsTab data, CYBER has a fixed maximum supply of 100,000,000 tokens. Total supply equals that cap, and no further minting is planned. The full distribution was set at the token generation event on August 15, 2023, so emission adds no new supply beyond the scheduled unlock calendar.

What does CYBER's unlock schedule mean for investors?

Because CYBER supply is capped, the unlock schedule is the sole supply-side pressure on the token. DropsTab tracks 231 scheduled unlock events. The Private Sale bucket holds 25.12% of supply and Team & Advisors holds 15%, and both carry a 12-month cliff followed by three years of linear quarterly vesting. This concentrates roughly 40.12% of supply among insiders, with quarterly unlock waves running from August 2024 into mid-2027. These insider unlocks remain the dominant supply catalyst through 2027.

Who backed Cyber and how much did Cyber raise?

Per DropsTab fundraising data, Cyber raised $10,000,000 in a November 2021 seed round led by Multicoin Capital and Sky9. A $15,000,000 Series A followed in May 2022 at a $300,000,000 valuation, led by Animoca Brands and Sky9. The CoinList public sale raised $5,400,000 on May 18, 2023, selling 3,000,000 tokens at $1.80. Binance Labs (now YZi Labs) invested on October 25, 2023.

What does Cyber's fundraising history signal about project maturity?

The backer list spans established crypto-native funds across both early rounds: Multicoin Capital, Sky9, Hashed, Animoca Brands, Delphi Digital, Polygon Studios and Protocol Labs all appear in DropsTab's round records. The Binance Launchpool campaign in August 2023 allocated 3% of supply through the exchange and signaled exchange-level support before trading began. Concentration risk stays moderate: no single venture investor holds more than 20% of CYBER supply.

How did the CyberID Migration Campaign work?

The CyberID Migration Campaign ran from September 23 to November 23, 2024 as a point-farming program on the Cyber platform. Rewards were tied to migrating CyberID handles from the legacy CyberConnect protocol onto the Cyber Layer 2 network. The campaign has ended, and DropsTab currently lists no active earning campaigns for CYBER.

Which exchanges can CYBER be traded on?

Per DropsTab data, CYBER trades on more than 25 spot venues, with core depth on Binance (CYBER/USDT, CYBER/TRY), Bybit and Kraken (USD and EUR pairs). Regional fiat pairs include Upbit and Bithumb in Korean won, Bitbank in Japanese yen and Bitvamo in euros. Perpetual futures trade on multiple venues, including Binance Futures, Bybit, KuCoin Futures and Gate.io. On-chain liquidity sits on a Uniswap V4 CYBER/USDC pair on Ethereum.