Coin Prices

BTC

$96,547.00

-2.01%

ETH

$3,359.64

-3.83%

BNB

$663.04

-3.02%

SOL

$184.83

-6.17%

ADA

$0.90186

-7.53%

TRX

$0.246874

-2.37%

WBTC

$96,292.00

-2.00%

SHIB

$0.00002171

-7.51%

XLM

$0.358937

-5.97%

BCH

$453.55

-3.54%

UNI

$13.74

-3.76%

LTC

$100.99

-2.58%

PEPE

$0.00001759

-8.71%

APT

$9.50

-11.65%

ICP

$10.13

-8.46%

CRO

$0.15687

-6.58%

POL

$0.480952

-5.99%

ETC

$26.22

-6.00%

VET

$0.04582259

-7.97%

XMR

$190.91

0.94%

WBT

$24.33

-0.68%

OM

$3.68

-5.07%

TAO

$459.37

-6.64%

ARB

$0.753682

-8.03%

ENA

$1.062

-10.33%

KAS

$0.118436

-7.48%

FTM

$0.975968

-8.96%

OKB

$45.18

-2.33%

STX

$1.66

-10.04%

OP

$1.77

-8.88%

BONK

$0.00003153

-7.77%

IMX

$1.34

-10.31%

INJ

$20.81

-8.84%

GRT

$0.208697

-7.67%

MOVE

$0.881606

-17.28%

WIF

$1.94

-11.98%

SEI

$0.429202

-7.35%

GT

$12.84

-2.93%

QNT

$108.16

-7.93%

GALA

$0.03553128

-10.12%

LBTC

$96,630.00

-1.77%

FLR

$0.02691863

-4.80%

MKR

$1,633.87

-3.94%

BEAM

$0.0269219

-8.32%

KCS

$11.20

-1.31%

EOS

$0.795037

-7.93%

BTT

$0.00000119

6.27%

XDC

$0.0773

-2.16%

ENS

$34.69

-8.52%

JUP

$0.828415

-8.47%

BSV

$53.71

-5.87%

AR

$16.00

-9.28%

IOTA

$0.288145

-10.65%

CRV

$0.791309

-11.28%

NEO

$14.04

-6.98%

WBTC

$96,224.00

-1.85%

MOG

$0.00000213

-4.42%

ZEC

$52.57

-5.58%

CHZ

$0.084999

-7.74%

CFX

$0.157577

-7.62%

W

$0.264843

-9.19%

XEC

$0.0000354

-4.20%

GNO

$266.01

-1.84%

XCH

$21.20

-6.17%

DOG

$0.00670567

-6.27%

EBTC

$96,506.00

-1.12%

AXL

$0.750261

-4.86%

SPX

$0.708437

-8.09%

AMP

$0.00779508

-7.43%

NOT

$0.00633295

-7.21%

ZK

$0.171562

-10.26%

LUNC

$0.00010848

-6.21%

RSR

$0.01092738

-7.00%

MEW

$0.00622593

-6.28%

CHEX

$0.552167

-20.75%

BDX

$0.077986

1.35%

NFT

$0.00000052

-2.25%

TWT

$1.20

-14.19%

KSM

$31.29

-5.27%

GOAT

$0.487099

-10.52%

CKB

$0.01068875

-7.06%

GIGA

$0.04947785

-8.22%

SNEK

$0.00623313

-7.95%

TBTC

$96,321.00

-1.88%

BOME

$0.00629739

-6.80%

HOT

$0.00238162

-8.84%

ZEN

$26.71

-2.56%

TEL

$0.0053074

-10.94%

ZIL

$0.02102214

-7.46%

QAI

$88.49

-0.40%

ME

$3.04

-12.25%

ENJ

$0.220576

-7.92%

ZRX

$0.457974

-7.41%

ATH

$0.067735

-10.57%

MOCA

$0.248765

-14.21%

WOO

$0.205667

-7.89%

IO

$3.03

-3.51%

JST

$0.03804281

-2.97%

SATS

$0.00000018

-6.01%

ANKR

$0.03521864

-7.17%

MEME

$0.01042937

-6.90%

GLM

$0.350325

-6.68%

GMT

$0.133484

-9.97%

ELF

$0.473732

3.04%
Price data by
Paul Krantz

Paul Krantz

Paul Krantz is a freelance journalist and writer based in Berlin. He has covered business topics for Insider and Deutsche Welle, and environment stories for Earth Island Journal and others.

Stories by Paul Krantz

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    CleanSpark Eyes Expansion Plans Ahead of Bitcoin Halving

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