Hivemapper (HONEY) Cross-Rate Timing
HONEY/USDC sits in the 36th percentile of the last 90 days — in the middle of its recent range.
Hivemapper (HONEY) is a DePIN mapping token on solana.
As of : 1 HONEY = 0.001374 USDC.
90-day distribution
HONEY/USDC cross-rate distribution over the last 90 days| Current | 0.001374 |
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| 25th percentile | 0.001332 |
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| Median | 0.001496 |
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| 75th percentile | 0.001839 |
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| Percentile rank | 36th |
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| Observations | 90 |
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Percentile is the share of the last 90 daily cross-rate observations that were lower than the current rate. Median, 25th and 75th are linearly interpolated from the same window. No percentile is published below 30 observations.
Protocol context
Bee Maps stopped paying drivers in HONEY on 2026-08-02; per its announcement of 2026-07-16, Bee App rewards are now USDC, funded directly by Bee Maps and offered at its sole discretion, and the Phantom and Breeze wallet connections were removed from the app. The 75/25 burn-and-mint split on map-data spend remains HONEY's on-chain mechanism, so HONEY/USDC is now a holder's cross-rate rather than a weekly payout. (as of 2026-10-09)
Venues where HONEY is listed
- Phantom
- Jupiter
- Coinbase
- Binance
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