Render (RENDER) Price
Source mode: Binance public market data
Reference price
+3.15% in 24h
Market capitalization
$2.75B
24h trading volume
$2.86M
24h range
24h price trend
Hourly closes over the last 24 hours
About this asset
What is Render?
Render Network is a decentralised marketplace that connects people who need GPU power for 3D rendering and AI workloads with node operators who have spare graphics capacity, paid for in RENDER.
As of 5 November 2026 at 12:01 UTC, Render (RENDER) was priced at $1.61, up 3.15% over 24 hours, according to Binance public market data. Prices differ between exchanges; confirm on your chosen venue.
- Network launched
- 2020
- Founder
- Jules Urbach (OTOY)
- Blockchain
- Solana (migrated from Ethereum in 2023)
- Token model
- Burn and Mint Equilibrium
GPU power on demand
Render was conceived by Jules Urbach, founder of the graphics software company OTOY. Rendering complex 3D scenes and visual effects requires a great deal of GPU time, which is expensive to own outright. Render lets artists and studios submit jobs that are processed by a distributed network of node operators with spare GPU capacity.
The token was first sold in 2017 and the network opened to the public in 2020. It has since broadened its scope to include AI and machine-learning workloads alongside traditional rendering. Jobs have long been submitted through OTOY's OctaneRender software, and support for other widely used creative tools has been added over time.
Burn and Mint Equilibrium
In 2023 the Render community approved a change in token economics known as Burn and Mint Equilibrium. Creators pay for work at prices set in US dollars, and an equivalent value of RENDER is burned. Node operators are then rewarded with newly minted tokens according to a set emission schedule. When usage is high, burns can outpace issuance; when it is low, net supply grows.
As part of the same changes, the network moved its token from Ethereum to Solana in November 2023, and the ticker changed from RNDR to RENDER. Holders of the old Ethereum token were offered a path to upgrade.
Trading notes for RENDER
RENDER is often grouped with AI and decentralised infrastructure tokens, so it can move with sentiment in those sectors as well as with the wider market. Demand for GPU compute and news of partnerships with creative software companies also feed into interest.
Older charts and price histories may list the token as RNDR, so care is needed when comparing data from before and after the migration. Node operators who earn RENDER may also sell part of their rewards to cover hardware and energy costs, adding to supply on the market.
Frequently asked questions
Why did RNDR change to RENDER?
In November 2023 the Render Network moved its token from Ethereum to Solana as part of an approved upgrade, and the ticker changed from RNDR to RENDER.
What is Burn and Mint Equilibrium?
It is a model where the token is burned when customers pay for rendering jobs and new tokens are minted to reward node operators, so supply depends on network usage.
Who can provide GPU power to Render?
Node operators with suitable graphics hardware can apply to join the network and earn RENDER for completing jobs.