Coin Prices

BTC

$77,263.00

-1.22%

ETH

$2,142.59

-2.16%

BNB

$641.21

-1.83%

SOL

$85.15

-1.44%

TRX

$0.357853

0.49%

WBT

$57.13

-0.97%

LEO

$10.07

-0.13%

ADA

$0.249804

-2.11%

ZEC

$523.22

2.28%

BCH

$376.71

-8.70%

XMR

$384.24

-2.12%

CC

$0.15065

-1.13%

XLM

$0.148184

-2.01%

SUI

$1.047

-1.70%

LTC

$53.87

-3.86%

M

$3.17

-0.59%

RAIN

$0.0074785

-0.53%

SHIB

$0.00000571

-1.88%

CRO

$0.069702

-2.14%

TAO

$260.53

-4.10%

MNT

$0.626252

-2.43%

HTX

$0.000002

2.07%

OKB

$81.90

-1.75%

SKY

$0.069569

-0.02%

PI

$0.150786

-5.31%

PEPE

$0.00000366

-2.53%

QNT

$75.73

-4.56%

U

$0.999581

0.04%

POL

$0.090414

-1.74%

ENA

$0.104566

-2.12%

KAS

$0.03416369

-0.71%

WLD

$0.23674

-2.26%

APT

$0.935525

-1.07%

GT

$7.11

-0.92%

FLR

$0.00880368

-4.47%

JST

$0.08855

-0.37%

FIL

$0.944402

-2.19%

ARB

$0.116306

-2.75%

VVV

$14.28

-1.69%

JUP

$0.19692

-0.90%

XDC

$0.03195222

1.29%

BDX

$0.078831

0.22%

PUMP

$0.0017063

-2.23%

GHO

$0.999317

-0.01%

VET

$0.00674553

-0.83%

HASH

$0.01055357

-3.23%

BONK

$0.00000596

-4.25%

CHZ

$0.04749262

-3.20%

A7A5

$0.01247965

-2.78%

H

$0.249869

4.62%

LUNC

$0.0000793

-2.58%

FET

$0.19153

-1.75%

STX

$0.233488

-2.10%

SEI

$0.06061

-3.36%

SUN

$0.01999825

1.76%

UB

$0.152596

6.29%

USX

$0.999738

0.01%

B

$0.378311

-2.36%

XTZ

$0.344682

-1.71%

TIA

$0.389571

-0.88%

CRV

$0.234359

-1.65%

KAU

$147.61

4.77%

SPX

$0.363309

-3.76%

MON

$0.02686562

-4.51%

BTT

$0.00000032

-0.40%

GNO

$118.75

-3.36%

2Z

$0.089344

-1.19%

CFX

$0.058802

-7.05%

BSV

$15.12

-2.84%

LDO

$0.353281

-1.21%

TEL

$0.00315827

0.62%

ZBCN

$0.0030364

-5.46%

DCR

$16.73

-2.45%

OHM

$19.20

-0.71%

NFT

$0.00000029

-0.12%

OP

$0.127751

-3.07%

GRT

$0.02511036

-0.89%

9BIT

$0.0318748

22.36%

STRK

$0.04029036

-5.03%

PYTH

$0.04304989

-4.21%

LIT

$0.89795

3.66%

AKT

$0.737049

2.48%

FF

$0.089607

-2.62%

XPL

$0.083119

-4.09%

TWT

$0.484574

-3.86%

JTO

$0.420684

-5.58%

WIF

$0.191496

-3.14%

RAY

$0.700856

-2.30%

XCN

$0.00485017

0.20%

MBTC

$0.168147

134.75%

VSN

$0.04673592

-0.01%

IP

$0.485605

-1.31%

XP

$0.061785

-11.78%

S

$0.04381719

-2.75%

CFG

$0.283112

7.70%

MX

$1.78

0.05%

WAL

$0.06915

-3.57%

GALA

$0.00332555

-3.43%

BSB

$0.686328

19.91%

HNT

$0.81464

-2.72%

XEC

$0.00000732

-1.42%

ZK

$0.01503162

-3.93%

BAT

$0.096404

-1.46%

IMX

$0.170247

-4.34%

APE

$0.142391

-4.52%

AB

$0.00142173

-1.23%

SFP

$0.276436

-3.19%

AR

$2.08

-4.18%

GLM

$0.133579

-1.34%

A

$0.081009

-3.40%

OZO

$0.130976

0.83%
Price data by
Joseph O'Neill

Joseph O'Neill

Joseph O'Neill has a background in writing and translation and has been interested in Bitcoin and blockchain since 2018. His experiences living internationally have convinced him of the value of global, decentralized financial systems. Disclosure: He owns Bitcoin, Ethereum, some altcoins, and one or two NFTs he has largely forgotten about.

Stories by Joseph O'Neill

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    What are Decentralized Apps (Dapps)?

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