What is Cyber (CYBER)? Overview & Price Outlook

As of November 7, 2026, CoinMarketCap recorded Cyber (CYBER) at $0.325923 with a market capitalization of $25,522,051, a reading captured at 07:00 UTC on that date and one that puts the token 97.96% below the all-time high it set in September 2023. The project describes Cyber Network as an Ethereum Layer 2 for social primitives, a positioning that pairs an onchain social layer with a set of AI-facing products. This overview walks through what the project says it is building, the supply and holder structure visible in the dated market data, and the price facts that frame the token today, keeping each figure tied to the source and timestamp that produced it.

What is Cyber?

Cyber is presented by its own materials as a layered blockchain ecosystem rather than a single product. The clearest definition on the project’s website reads: “Cyber Network is an Ethereum Layer 2 bringing social primitives onchain,” with the project adding that it is “unlocking new ways for people and AI to connect, create, and experience crypto,” according to Cyber’s website.

The broader positioning follows the same theme. Cyber’s homepage states that it “combines AI and social context to make crypto easier to use, understand, and build on,” and describes the network as “built for social” and “optimized for AI,” according to Cyber’s website. In the project’s framing, the social layer and the AI tooling are complementary rather than separate lines of business: the social primitives supply the data and the AI products turn that data into something builders and users can act on.

CoinMarketCap hosts a project-supplied description of the asset that reaches a similar conclusion in different words. That text calls the ecosystem “a blockchain ecosystem building Al and decentralized social infrastructure,” and lists Cyber Network as “a Layer 2 enabling new interactions between humans and beyond,” according to CoinMarketCap’s project listing. Because that description is supplied by the project rather than written independently, it should be read as the team’s own account of what it is building.

CoinMarketCap also tags the asset under three labels: Binance Launchpool, YZi Labs Portfolio, and Collectibles & NFTs, according to CoinMarketCap. The tagging describes how the listing has been categorised and supported historically, rather than the token’s current price behaviour.

Overview

The product surface the project describes has three parts, each with its own remit. Cyber Network is the Layer 2 itself, carrying what the project calls social primitives onchain. Cyber.AI is described on the website as “an AI suite delivering crypto intelligence to builders, agents & users,” with a supporting line that it is “specialized AI made for crypto” that turns “noise into signal and insight into action,” according to Cyber’s website. Surf is pitched as “your AI copilot helping you make smarter, faster crypto decisions,” which the site says “unifies data, trends, and signals into one interface,” according to Cyber’s website.

Two Surf features are not live yet. The project’s site marks natural-language chat and chat-based trading as “coming soon,” according to Cyber’s website, so they describe intended capability rather than shipped functionality. A third element, the waitlist, is what the site offers visitors in place of those features today.

The CYBER token’s stated role is governance and security. The project’s headline instruction to holders is to “own, govern, and secure Cyber through CYBER token,” according to Cyber’s website. That statement is a description of the token’s intended function; the project’s own materials do not set out a mechanism by which holders are compensated for that role, and none should be read into it.

Supply is fixed in structure and already mostly circulating. As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, the circulating supply was 78,307,100 CYBER against a maximum supply of 100,000,000 CYBER. The same dated snapshot put fully diluted valuation at $32.59M against a market capitalization of $25.52M, or roughly 1.28 times the market cap.

Trading activity in the window was active relative to the token’s size. As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, 24-hour trading volume was $129.64M, and the stats block showed volume at 508.31% of market capitalization over the same 24-hour basis. Holder count stood at 64.01K, according to the same CoinMarketCap snapshot, with the contract listed as 0x1477…fb88a9 on the Solana explorer solscan.io and a CertiK rating of 4.3 displayed on the page.

Price Outlook

As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, the most recent published change to Cyber’s price was a decline. As of the same date, according to CoinMarketCap, the page carried the statement “Cyber is down 8.84% in the last 24 hours,” attached to the 2026-11-07T07:00:59Z capture, while the stats block on that capture displayed the change as 8.83%. As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, the figures it carried at that capture are the reference for this section rather than a live quote.

As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, the 24-hour low was $0.3114 and the 24-hour high $0.3966, a spread that places the $0.325923 print in the lower half of the day’s trading. As of the same date, according to CoinMarketCap, 24-hour trading volume was $129,647,309 against a market capitalization of $25,522,051 recorded at the same moment.

As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, the all-time high was $15.99, set on September 1, 2023, with the token 97.96% below that level. As of the same date, according to CoinMarketCap, the all-time low of $0.2312 was recorded on November 5, 2026, two days before the capture, and the price stood 41.01% above it.

As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, the material for an explanation is what the date sets out: price, market capitalization, ranking, volume and the two extremes. As of the same date, according to the sources reviewed here, no reason for the move emerges. As of November 7, 2026, the Cointelegraph interview published November 6, 2026 deals with the record $6.3 billion Binance theft and the industry’s response to it, according to Cointelegraph, and it does not mention the CYBER token at all.

Risks and what to watch

The most visible structural risk is size combined with depth of drawdown. A $25.52M market capitalization is small in absolute terms, and a price 97.96% below the September 1, 2023 all-time high means the current level sits far from any prior reference point, according to CoinMarketCap’s November 7, 2026 snapshot. Small-cap tokens with thin depth can move sharply on comparatively little flow, and the 508.31% volume-to-market-cap ratio recorded in the same snapshot shows how large a share of the float’s value changes hands over a single day.

Operational notices matter for holders. The project’s website displays a banner reading “CyberWallet and Passkey Wallet are sunsetting. Please withdraw your assets before August 15, 2026,” according to Cyber’s website. That notice is reproduced here as the dated text the site displays; the site does not state in that banner whether the sunsetting has since taken effect or what the process for affected assets is, and readers holding balances in either wallet should check the project’s own documentation rather than rely on this summary.

A second risk is evidence asymmetry. Every description of the products, the AI suite and the token’s governance and security role comes from the project itself or from project-supplied text hosted on the listing page. None of it is corroborated by independent reporting in the source set used here, so the product claims should be treated as the project’s own account until outside verification exists.

For sector context, the Cointelegraph interview of November 6, 2026 describes an industry response to the record $6.3 billion Binance theft in which Tether froze 971.1 million USDt (USDT) tokens 37 minutes after the main sweep and stablecoin issuers froze about $2.67 billion combined, according to the article, which also reports that Redbord said issuers were able to claw back 40%. That is dated backdrop for crypto market security broadly; the article makes no claim about Cyber, and it should not be read as an explanation for the token’s price action.

Finally, the market page itself is a moving target. CoinMarketCap’s figures were captured at 2026-11-07T07:00:59Z and had changed by the time the same page was rechecked, so any number quoted here describes that moment rather than today’s market, according to CoinMarketCap.

Frequently asked questions

What is Cyber (CYBER)?

Cyber is a blockchain ecosystem whose core network is “an Ethereum Layer 2 bringing social primitives onchain,” according to Cyber’s website. The project pairs that network with Cyber.AI, an AI suite for crypto intelligence, and Surf, an AI copilot that pulls onchain, social and market data into one interface, with chat and chat-based trading listed as coming soon.

How has CYBER traded recently?

As of November 7, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, Cyber traded at $0.325923 with a market capitalization of $25,522,051 and a CoinMarketCap ranking of #570, and the page stated that Cyber is down 8.84% in the last 24 hours, inside a $0.3114 to $0.3966 range for the same day.

Why did CYBER’s price move?

The sources reviewed for this article give no reason. A Cointelegraph interview published November 6, 2026, covers the record $6.3 billion Binance theft and the industry’s response and does not mention Cyber at all, so the dated CoinMarketCap snapshot values above describe what happened without explaining it.