DESU · the Dexsport token
DESU is the native token of the Dexsport protocol. This tracker shows what is actually published — price, market cap, supply and on-chain liquidity — pulled live from CoinGecko and DexScreener, with no invented figures. It is information, not financial advice. Dexsport sponsors this tracker and is the book it points to.
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A token is only as interesting as the product behind it. DESU is the token of Dexsport — the sponsor of this tracker and a clean example of a wallet-only, self-custodial, no-KYC sportsbook. If the token brought you here, the platform is where it is actually used.
This is one pick, disclosed as sponsored. The facts on the right are from Dexsport’s own published terms, checked on the date shown. Holding or not holding DESU is your decision; this tracker only reports what is published.
Dexsport sponsors this tracker, and it is also the clearest live example of the wallet-first, self-custodial model its token belongs to.
Connect a Web3 wallet and bet — no email, no document upload, no verification queue. The same wallet that would hold DESU is the one you play from.
Your balance stays in your own wallet until you place a bet; no operator holds your funds between sessions.
86+ assets across 25+ chains means you can fund in whatever you already hold, not just the platform’s own token.
Winnings settle as the transaction confirms — no multi-day wait between a result and your funds being back under your control.
DESU is the native token of the Dexsport protocol, issued on the BNB Chain. Like most platform tokens, it exists to tie activity and rewards to an ecosystem — here, a wallet-based, self-custodial betting platform. The tracker above shows the published facts about it: price, how much is in circulation against the maximum, the all-time high, trading volume and the liquidity backing it on-chain.
What a token like this does not tell you is whether the platform is worth using. Price can move for reasons that have nothing to do with the product. We keep the two separate: the tracker reports the token, and the sponsor section reports the platform.
Market cap is price multiplied by circulating supply — a better size gauge than price alone, because price depends on how many tokens exist. Circulating-of-max shows how much of the eventual supply is already out; a low share means more can still be released, which can dilute holders. On-chain liquidity is how much is pooled on decentralised exchanges: thin liquidity means a single large trade can move the price sharply.
All of these are small-cap realities. DESU is not a large, deeply liquid asset, so figures move fast and a snapshot is exactly that. Treat the tracker as a starting point and confirm anything that matters on a block explorer or the operator’s own channels.
Dutch gambling is licensed through the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA); the offshore platform behind this token is not KSA-licensed, and crypto tokens are an unregulated, high-risk asset class. Nothing here is legal or financial advice — check your own situation first.
If you choose to use the platform or hold the token, treat both as high-risk: local protections do not apply, and you should never commit money you cannot afford to lose.
Price, market cap, supply and all-time high come from CoinGecko; on-chain liquidity and trades from DexScreener — the same keyless public sources the wider Dexsport network uses. The snapshot shows when it was last fetched.
This is not investment advice and we do not say. The tracker only reports published figures. DESU is a small-cap crypto token, which is a high-risk, volatile and unregulated asset class.
It is the native token of the Dexsport protocol on BNB Chain, used for staking and rewards within the Dexsport ecosystem. A token does not make the platform safe or licensed.
Because no public source we can verify publishes them reliably, and the operator’s own figures are behind a bot check. We would rather show nothing than invent a number.
This is information, not advice. The platform is not KSA-licensed. If you use it, understand that local protections do not apply and set your own limits.
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