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Flamingo Price (FLM)

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$0.0052864
Page last updated: 8/19/26, 12:33 AM (UTC)

Flamingo Market Stats

Popularity
#1361
Market Cap
$3M
Volume (24hours)
$0
Circulation Supply
566.5M•56.65%
Total Maximum Supply
1B
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$5.3M
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Price of Flamingo Today

The live price of Flamingo is $0.0052864 per (FLM / USD) with a current market cap of $3M USD. 24-hour trading volume is $0 USD. FLM to USD price is updated in real-time. Flamingo is +0.01% in the last 24 hours with a circulating supply of 566.5M.

Flamingo Price History

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All Time High

$1.24

Current

$0.0052864

24H High

$0.0052877

24H Low

$0.0052838

24H Change

+0.01%

Crypto Market Sentiments

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Why Is Flamingo (FLM) Up Today?

Flamingo (FLM)'s price rose by 0.01% in the past 24h, potentially influenced by improving market sentiment and increased trading activity.
Recent market data suggests growing buying interest, which may indicate traders entering new positions or responding to recent market momentum.
In addition, broader market trends and positive sentiment across digital assets may be contributing to short-term price strength, supporting gains in Flamingo (FLM) along with the wider crypto market.

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People Also Ask: Other Questions About Flamingo

How is the price of Flamingo (FLM) calculated on Binance?

The price of Flamingo (FLM) on Binance is based on live market data from active trading pairs involving Flamingo. Prices may reflect recent trades, available liquidity, order book activity, and market demand across supported pairs such as FLM/USDT, FLM/USDC, or other available markets. The displayed price is updated in real time to help users track the latest price of Flamingo.

Why does the price of Flamingo (FLM) change?

The price of Flamingo (FLM) goes up and down because it is traded in an open market where buyers and sellers constantly place orders at different prices. If demand for Flamingo increases, the price may rise. If selling pressure increases, the price may fall. Broader crypto market trends, news, liquidity, investor sentiment, macroeconomic conditions, and token-specific developments can also influence price movements.

What factors affect the price of Flamingo (FLM)?

The price of Flamingo (FLM) can be affected by supply and demand, trading volume, liquidity, market sentiment, news, adoption, token utility, network activity, regulatory developments, and broader crypto market conditions. For some assets, tokenomics such as circulating supply, maximum supply, token unlocks, burns, or staking activity may also influence how the market values Flamingo over time.

Why does the price of Flamingo (FLM) differ across crypto exchanges?

The price of Flamingo (FLM) may differ across exchanges because each exchange has its own order books, liquidity, trading volume, user demand, spreads, and available trading pairs. Prices usually stay close across major exchanges, but short-term differences can happen when market activity is high, liquidity is lower, or when deposits and withdrawals vary across platforms.

What is the market capitalization of Flamingo (FLM), and why does it matter?

Market capitalization, or market cap, is commonly calculated by multiplying the current price of Flamingo by its circulating supply. It is used to estimate the total market value of the asset and compare it with other cryptocurrencies. A higher market cap may indicate broader market adoption or liquidity, but it does not guarantee price stability or future performance.

How does circulating supply affect the price of Flamingo (FLM)?

Circulating supply refers to the number of Flamingo tokens currently available in the market. If demand stays the same but circulating supply increases, it may put pressure on price. If demand grows faster than supply, prices may rise. For some cryptocurrencies, maximum supply, token unlocks, emissions, burns, or staking mechanisms can also affect market expectations.

Can I set price alerts for Flamingo (FLM) on Binance?

Yes, Binance users can set price alerts for supported cryptocurrencies on the web and through the Binance app. Logged-in users can set their price target on the Flamingo price page and get notified when the target is reached.

Is Flamingo (FLM) a better investment than gold or silver?

Flamingo (FLM), gold, and silver are different types of assets with different risk profiles. Gold and silver are traditional commodities with long-established markets, while Flamingo is a digital asset that may be more volatile. The Crypto Time Machine can help compare historical returns, but past performance should not be used as a guarantee of future results.

What Is the Current Price of Flamingo (FLM)?

The current price of Flamingo (FLM) is $0.01. Top cryptocurrency prices are updated in real-time on Binance’s price directory.

What is FLM Used For? 

FLM, the Flamingo network cryptocurrency, is used to reward holders who have the ability to add liquidity to existing network liquidity pools and receive FLM in exchange. FLM can also be used in the network governance model. In the Flamingo system of governance, holders can vote on proposed changes or updates to the network.

 

According to information in the whitepaper, there are also plans for FLM to be used in the future as the fundamental currency for lending, insurance, and asset management-related services.

How Does Network Consensus And Validation Work On Flamingo?

Being a decentralized project built on the NEO network, Flamingo leverages the underlying Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance (dBFT) consensus model. This is a version of Proof-of-Stake (PoS) implemented on the NEO blockchain.

 Who Is The Flamingo Founder?

Flamingo is a development of NEO Global Foundation, described as the execution arm of NEO Foundation. The NEO Foundation was founded by a Chinese entrepreneur, Da Hongfei, in 2014.

What Is the Maximum Token Supply of FLM?

Flamingo has a maximum token supply of 1,000,000,000 FLM, and the circulating supply at the time of writing is 490,767,059 FLM.

 What Makes Flamingo Different From Others?

The Flamingo platform aims to make decentralized finance strategies, such as staking and token wrapping, easier to use. Additionally, the platform has a larger goal of promoting cross-blockchain operability in the DeFi space.

 How To Buy Flamingo (FLM)?

Flamingo (FLM) can be purchased directly from Binance using a debit or credit card. Flamingo (FLM) can also be traded for other cryptocurrencies on Binance. Live Flamingo price is updated in real-time on Binance. Additionally, FLM coin price and purchase information is available for users in our How to Buy Flamingo (FLM) Guide.

About Flamingo (FLM)

Flamingo is a decentralized finance protocol that runs atop the NEO blockchain network. Flamingo was developed to allow users to utilize cross-chain crypto assets through the wrapping function powered within Flamingo. Flamingo platform users can also participate in on-chain liquidity pools and token staking, which can generate cryptocurrency yields.  

Flamingo was launched and is hosted by NEO Global Development, a smart contract-enabled blockchain that has been called an Ethereum competitor. The purpose of Flamingo is to allow individual users to participate in the strategies available on the NEO blockchain platform, which promotes more interaction and decentralized currency volume.

Convert is the name of the on-chain Automated Market Maker (AMM) portal and swap present on the Flamingo platform. “Add liquidity” is a feature that enables individuals to provide liquidity to existing channels on the Flamingo platform. At the same time, options to stake and unstake are also available in a button form. 

Flamingo is known by its token ticker $FLM. The current price of Flamingo is updated and available real-time on Binance.

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