Coin Prices

BTC

$63,450.00

-1.77%

ETH

$1,847.26

-3.83%

DOT

$0.858129

1.58%

BNB

$570.67

-1.52%

XRP

$1.087

-2.46%

SOL

$75.00

-2.56%

TRX

$0.321807

-0.82%

RAIN

$0.01452087

-0.40%

ZEC

$526.32

-7.07%

WBT

$55.48

-2.13%

XMR

$334.50

1.87%

XLM

$0.183141

-2.47%

ADA

$0.159669

-3.63%

CC

$0.133194

-1.38%

BCH

$222.03

-0.62%

LTC

$44.85

-0.92%

SUI

$0.738751

-2.32%

CRO

$0.059039

6.24%

SHIB

$0.00000412

-2.66%

TAO

$190.47

-5.60%

OKB

$80.76

-1.08%

HTX

$0.0000018

0.13%

M

$1.21

-1.87%

MNT

$0.440469

2.78%

SKY

$0.061013

-1.76%

WLD

$0.383283

-6.09%

PEPE

$0.00000273

-2.06%

U

$0.999726

-0.02%

QNT

$63.54

-2.96%

POL

$0.081819

-1.19%

PI

$0.076832

-2.78%

JST

$0.097052

-1.63%

KAS

$0.02810254

-3.13%

ENA

$0.080234

-4.43%

GT

$6.65

-1.05%

BDX

$0.088439

4.18%

PUMP

$0.00163179

-2.02%

JUP

$0.19344

-6.99%

FIL

$0.767617

-2.40%

GHO

$0.998088

-0.04%

FLR

$0.00656051

-1.03%

ARB

$0.088322

0.82%

XDC

$0.02761212

0.85%

APT

$0.602543

-3.40%

VVV

$10.71

-0.33%

A7A5

$0.01226376

-1.04%

HASH

$0.00823286

-3.54%

VET

$0.00470458

-3.60%

TIA

$0.383256

-8.57%

FET

$0.157315

-2.06%

SUN

$0.01799456

-0.18%

CRV

$0.212038

-3.19%

SPX

$0.348088

-7.77%

LUNC

$0.00005841

-2.56%

SEI

$0.0471091

-3.32%

LDO

$0.365308

1.69%

KAU

$127.75

-2.02%

STX

$0.164084

-3.30%

GNO

$114.47

-0.44%

BONK

$0.00000335

-8.89%

ZRO

$0.812972

-1.55%

JTO

$0.560109

-9.85%

OHM

$18.43

-0.25%

BTT

$0.00000027

-0.39%

NFT

$0.00000027

-0.87%

BSV

$13.09

-1.14%

MON

$0.02172531

-2.49%

XTZ

$0.218606

-5.50%

CFX

$0.04461685

-1.01%

DCR

$13.23

-1.99%

2Z

$0.065764

-6.41%

XPL

$0.086005

-5.41%

OP

$0.097477

-4.72%

KAG

$55.29

-1.54%

ZBCN

$0.00211917

-2.26%

UB

$0.081375

3.06%

KAIA

$0.0334961

-0.94%

STRK

$0.02824002

-2.22%

FF

$0.063869

-4.47%

TEL

$0.00198984

-3.25%

GRT

$0.01711274

-4.13%

RAY

$0.669209

-3.14%

CHZ

$0.01660382

-2.03%

AXS

$0.975794

-2.29%

AKT

$0.552071

-4.68%

BC

$0.01540072

5.12%

MX

$1.66

-0.37%

APE

$0.150499

-2.36%

WIF

$0.150484

-1.61%

TWT

$0.349856

-3.68%

XCN

$0.00362875

-2.08%

RIF

$0.133387

-1.34%

XEC

$0.00000663

2.24%

BTW

$0.060189

0.36%

DRV

$0.132019

-7.62%

SNX

$0.225061

-1.98%

SAND

$0.04759762

-2.23%

AR

$1.92

-3.49%

OZO

$0.130235

-0.09%

VSN

$0.03361387

0.17%

GRX

$13.05

-0.02%

BP

$0.489661

-8.42%

BAT

$0.079636

-1.76%

H

$0.059536

4.06%

A

$0.071249

-5.51%

B

$0.114787

1.39%

RLB

$0.068286

1.06%

IMX

$0.131105

0.43%

SFP

$0.217723

-2.31%

AWE

$0.055239

-8.31%
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