There is no market price
DMS trades on no exchange and no DEX with real value. Any chart showing a DMS price history is showing something that did not happen — the official site removed one such chart in September 2026 precisely because it drew a fictional rise for a token that has never been quoted.
There is a sale price
$0.65 per DMS, for the single public round of 150 M DMS. It is not a valuation by a market; it is a parameter in TOKENOMICS.json:
"publica": { "dms": 150000000, "precio_usd": 0.65, "recaudacion_usd": 97500000, "pct_del_suministro_inicial": 15.0 }
Implied: $650 M on the initial billion; $2.275 B fully diluted at the 3.5 B cap.
How $0.65 was chosen
The earlier plan had two rounds — 50 M privately at $0.35, 100 M publicly at $0.85. Cancelling the private round and unifying into one public round produced a single intermediate price below the public price already announced, with the allocation raised to 150 M. The tokenomics notes record the reasoning: a follower of the project enters better than under the old plan, not worse; and selling fewer tokens does not raise the price — it thins the liquidity that makes a new token volatile.
How the price propagates
- The official site generates its tokenomics figures from the canonical file through a generated module; a hand-typed price fails the build.
- Eoonia uses a price service with a cascade — chain oracle, then market data when listed, then the sale price as fallback — and labels the fallback as presale reference, never as a market price.
- The sale contract on Sepolia encodes 650000 (USDC units) per DMS.
When another price appears
It did, repeatedly. $0.35 (the cancelled private round) survived in the website's i18n files across five languages, in a sitemap, in deploy scripts, in the SDK's code comments and in the first sale contract's on-chain configuration — long after the canonical file said $0.65. $0.85 likewise. Each was a copy that nobody re-checked. The rule now: any price outside the canonical file is a bug, the CI gate catches the site's, and a September 2026 sweep is removing the rest. $1.00, used as a reference in an older performance report's cost table, is noted there as a stale assumption.
After the sale
Once there is a mainnet, a liquidity seed and any venue, DMS will have a market price, and it will be whatever buyers and sellers make it. Nothing in this ecosystem will publish a target, a projection or an APY. The protocol caps staking yield at 20 % and fixes no rate; the tokenomics document says publishing a yield is promising something the protocol does not fix.
Trading pairs
The previous version of this page announced trading pairs on an exchange. There are none. There is one number, in one file, checked by a script — and this page will stay that boring until a market exists.
Based on TOKENOMICS.json, TOKENOMICS_CANONICO.md §2 and the September 2026 site audit (price residue findings).