MANTRA

MANTRA is a Layer 1 blockchain network designed specifically to bring real-world assets — things like property, financial instruments, and other regulated holdings — onto a public blockchain. It targets developers and institutions who need compliance rules built into the infrastructure itself rather than applied afterwards. The project claims to address the friction between traditional regulatory requirements and open, permissionless blockchain technology by letting compliance logic sit either at the chain level or inside individual smart contracts.

MANTRA Chain is described as compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, meaning developers can deploy the same smart contract code used on Ethereum, while also supporting multiple virtual machine environments. The data provided does not specify the consensus algorithm the network uses, so that detail cannot be confirmed here. The native MANTRA token is used within this ecosystem, and the network currently holds a total value locked of 545,890.43 USD alongside a stablecoin supply hosted on-chain of 646,426.24 USD, both measured at a single point in time.

The data stored for MANTRA does not include a fee revenue figure, so it is not possible from this record to describe who pays fees, who receives them, or what the protocol retains. Without a measurable fee stream, fee-based valuation ratios that this site might ordinarily calculate — such as price-to-fees — are not applicable here. What is available shows a market capitalisation of 30,055,324 USD against a total value locked of 545,890.43 USD at the current point in time, producing a market-cap-to-TVL ratio of 55.65, and the fully diluted valuation-to-TVL ratio stands at 69.88 on the same basis.