2026-01-14 23:30:08

Decentralized Science sector is picking up steam right now. Institutional players and individual investors alike are paying closer attention to what's happening in open research.

Here's what the numbers tell us today:

• Market Cap sits around $411M
• 24-hour trading volume reaches approximately $53M
• Weekly performance up +5.59%

What's driving this? The shift toward transparent, community-driven research models is reshaping how science gets funded and published. DeSci represents a fundamental reimagining of academic incentives—moving away from gatekeepers toward collaborative, blockchain-verified knowledge sharing.

The momentum suggests growing confidence in this model's potential. Whether it maintains this trajectory depends on real adoption from researchers and institutions taking the leap into decentralized platforms.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 6h ago

411M market cap has dropped again on an hourly basis, but the recent surge shows quite a stable trend... Let's wait a bit longer; the historical lows are probably still ahead.

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GasFeeSobber

· 6h ago

Desci this move is really interesting, but to be honest, a market cap of 411 million is still too small... It depends on whether genuine research institutions will actually enter the market later on.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 6h ago

A market cap of 411 million... to be honest, it's still a bit small, but with this momentum, it's definitely interesting. The real test is still ahead; it depends on whether genuine scientists will actually start using it.

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MevWhisperer

· 6h ago

ngl Desci, this time it's really not hype; even institutions are starting to enter... It's just a matter of when the researchers will actually jump in.

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