Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency Rates

Updated: 31.05.2026
# Cryptocurrency Rate to Dollar (USD)
1 Bitcoin (BTC) BTC Bitcoin (BTC) BTC BTC 73 612,20 $
-228,50 $
-0,31%
2 Ethereum (ETH) ETH Ethereum (ETH) ETH ETH 2 000,95 $
-23,00 $
-1,14%
3 Litecoin (LTC) LTC Litecoin (LTC) LTC LTC 51,73 $
-0,75 $
-1,42%
4 Monero (XMR) XMR Monero (XMR) XMR XMR 361,68 $
-19,80 $
-5,19%
5 Ethereum Classic (ETC) ETC Ethereum Classic (ETC) ETC ETC 8,12 $
-0,12 $
-1,45%
6 Dogecoin (DOGE) DOGE Dogecoin (DOGE) DOGE DOGE 0,10 $
0,00 $
-1,55%
7 ZCash (ZEC) ZEC ZCash (ZEC) ZEC ZEC 545,64 $
+12,86 $
+2,41%
8 Ripple (XRP) XRP Ripple (XRP) XRP XRP 1,33 $
-0,02 $
-1,37%
9 Stellar (XLM) XLM Stellar (XLM) XLM XLM 0,25 $
+0,01 $
+2,91%
10 Tether (USDT) USDT Tether (USDT) USDT USDT 1,00 $
+0,00 $
+0,01%
11 Cosmos (ATOM) ATOM Cosmos (ATOM) ATOM ATOM 1,93 $
-0,10 $
-4,71%
12 Bitcoin Cash / BCC (BCH) BCH Bitcoin Cash / BCC (BCH) BCH BCH 301,22 $
-4,30 $
-1,41%
13 Binance Coin (BNB) BNB Binance Coin (BNB) BNB BNB 708,99 $
-9,93 $
-1,38%
14 Chainlink (LINK) LINK Chainlink (LINK) LINK LINK 9,06 $
-0,17 $
-1,86%
15 TRON (TRX) TRX TRON (TRX) TRX TRX 0,35 $
+0,00 $
+0,85%
16 Cardano (ADA) ADA Cardano (ADA) ADA ADA 0,23 $
0,00 $
-1,62%
17 OKB (OKB) OKB OKB (OKB) OKB OKB 92,48 $
+3,38 $
+3,79%
18 USD Coin (USDC) USDC USD Coin (USDC) USDC USDC 1,00 $
+0,00 $
+0,00%
19 Cronos (CRO) CRO Cronos (CRO) CRO CRO 0,07 $
0,00 $
-0,61%
20 POL (ex-MATIC) POL POL (ex-MATIC) POL POL 0,09 $
+0,00 $
+1,50%
21 Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) HBAR Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) HBAR HBAR 0,10 $
0,00 $
-0,36%
22 Dai (DAI) DAI Dai (DAI) DAI DAI 1,00 $
0,00 $
-0,10%
23 Solana (SOL) SOL Solana (SOL) SOL SOL 81,71 $
-1,08 $
-1,31%
24 Polkadot (DOT) DOT Polkadot (DOT) DOT DOT 1,17 $
-0,03 $
-2,36%
25 Avalanche (AVAX) AVAX Avalanche (AVAX) AVAX AVAX 8,85 $
-0,13 $
-1,42%
26 Uniswap Protocol Token (UNI) UNI Uniswap Protocol Token (UNI) UNI UNI 2,99 $
-0,07 $
-2,40%
27 Aave (AAVE) AAVE Aave (AAVE) AAVE AAVE 81,52 $
-1,74 $
-2,09%
28 Near (NEAR) NEAR Near (NEAR) NEAR NEAR 2,24 $
-0,07 $
-3,06%
29 Shiba Inu (SHIB) SHIB Shiba Inu (SHIB) SHIB SHIB 0,00 $
0,00 $
-1,44%
30 The Open Network (TON) TON The Open Network (TON) TON TON 1,87 $
+0,02 $
+1,05%
31 STEPN (GMT) GMT STEPN (GMT) GMT GMT 0,01 $
0,00 $
-1,45%
32 Sui (SUI) SUI Sui (SUI) SUI SUI 0,88 $
-0,03 $
-3,26%
33 Pepe (PEPE) PEPE Pepe (PEPE) PEPE PEPE 0,00 $
0,00 $
-1,65%
34 Mantle (MNT) MANTLE Mantle (MNT) MANTLE MANTLE 0,66 $
-0,03 $
-4,11%
35 PayPal USD (PYUSD) PYUSD PayPal USD (PYUSD) PYUSD PYUSD 1,00 $
+0,00 $
+0,04%
36 Bitget token (BGB) BGB Bitget token (BGB) BGB BGB 2,08 $
-0,05 $
-2,51%
37 Bittensor (TAO) TAO Bittensor (TAO) TAO TAO 253,13 $
-1,26 $
-0,50%
38 Ethena (ENA) ENA Ethena (ENA) ENA ENA 0,09 $
0,00 $
-2,43%
39 Ethena USDe (USDE) USDE Ethena USDe (USDE) USDE USDE 1,00 $
0,00 $
-0,02%
40 pippin (PIPPIN) PIPPIN pippin (PIPPIN) PIPPIN PIPPIN 0,02 $
0,00 $
-1,78%
41 Hyperliquid (HYPE) HYPE Hyperliquid (HYPE) HYPE HYPE 69,63 $
+2,34 $
+3,48%
42 World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) USD1 World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) USD1 USD1 1,00 $
0,00 $
-0,03%
43 MemeCore (M) M MemeCore (M) M M 2,97 $
+0,08 $
+2,79%
44 World Liberty Financial (WLFI) WLFI World Liberty Financial (WLFI) WLFI WLFI 0,06 $
0,00 $
-0,63%
45 Canton Coin (CC) CC Canton Coin (CC) CC CC 0,16 $
+0,00 $
+1,49%
46 Monad (MON) MONAD Monad (MON) MONAD MONAD 0,02 $
0,00 $
-0,73%

Top Cryptocurrencies: Real-Time Rates and Market Data

Stay updated with the latest movements in the digital asset market. Our interactive table provides a comprehensive overview of the world's leading cryptocurrencies, helping you make informed decisions in the fast-paced world of crypto.

What is a Cryptocurrency Rate?

A cryptocurrency rate is the current market value of a digital asset, typically expressed in US Dollars (USD). Unlike traditional currencies, crypto prices are determined by supply and demand across various global exchanges. Since the crypto market operates 24/7, prices are highly dynamic and can fluctuate significantly within short periods.

Data Accuracy and Updates

The data on this page is sourced from reliable global liquidity providers and is updated daily to ensure you have the most accurate information for your analysis.

Understanding the Table

  • Cryptocurrency: The name and symbol (ticker) of the asset.
  • Price (USD): The current market value of one unit in US Dollars.
  • 24h Change ($): The price difference in dollars compared to the same time yesterday.
  • 24h Change (%): The percentage increase or decrease over the last 24 hours.
  • Market Cap: The total market value of a cryptocurrency's circulating supply (Price x Circulating Supply). It indicates the relative size and stability of the asset.

How to Use This Data?

This table is an essential tool for traders and investors to track market volatility, identify trends, and choose the right moment for buying or selling assets.

These metrics serve as a foundation for various investment strategies:

  • Assessing Volatility: Use the 24h Change (%) to identify which coins are experiencing high price swings, which is crucial for day trading.
  • Evaluating Stability: Check the Market Cap to distinguish between "Blue Chip" cryptocurrencies (large-cap, generally lower risk) and "Small Cap" coins (higher growth potential but higher risk).
  • Entry/Exit Timing: By monitoring daily fluctuations in USD, you can spot local dips to buy at a lower price or peaks to take profits.
  • Portfolio Diversification: Compare different assets to balance your holdings between established leaders and emerging projects.

Detailed Analysis of Any Cryptocurrency

By clicking on the name of any cryptocurrency, you will be redirected to its dedicated page. There, you can explore:

  • Interactive Chart: Track price history and trends over the past year.
  • Latest News: Stay informed with real-time updates specific to that coin.
  • Fee Calculator: Calculate potential exchange commissions for buying or selling on various platforms to optimize your trading costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can prices differ across different exchanges?

The cryptocurrency market is decentralized. Prices are formed on each exchange independently based on current supply and demand. We display an average market rate aggregated from major global platforms.

What is market capitalization (Market Cap)?

It is the total market value of all issued coins for a given cryptocurrency. It is calculated by multiplying the current price of one coin by its total circulating supply. The higher the capitalization, the more mature and stable the asset is considered to be.

Why is the 24-hour price change shown in both dollars and percentages?

The change in dollars shows the absolute price difference, while the percentage shows the relative change. This helps to quickly assess volatility: for an expensive Bitcoin, a $100 change might be insignificant in percentage terms, whereas for a low-cost coin, it could represent a massive surge.

Why do cryptocurrency prices change so much (high volatility)?

Unlike fiat money, cryptocurrencies are not backed by government reserves. Their price is influenced by news, technological updates, changes in legislation across different countries, and large transactions by whales (large asset holders).

How do I know when is the best time to buy cryptocurrency?

Many investors use table data to look for dips (negative 24h change) to buy at a lower price. For deeper analysis, we recommend studying the one-year price chart on the dedicated page of the currency you are interested in.

In which currency are the prices in the table listed?

By default, all prices and capitalization metrics are shown in US Dollars ($), as it is the generally accepted global standard for evaluating crypto assets.

What do the tickers next to the names (BTC, ETH, SOL) mean?

A ticker is a short letter designation for a cryptocurrency. It is used for easy searching on exchanges and trading terminals. For example, BTC stands for Bitcoin, and ETH for Ethereum.

How do whales affect cryptocurrency rates?

Whales are individuals or entities that hold massive amounts of a specific cryptocurrency. When they make large buy or sell orders, it can cause significant price swings. Tracking whale activity helps traders anticipate major market moves.

What are stablecoins and why are their prices always $1?

Stablecoins (like USDT or USDC) are digital assets pegged to a stable reserve, usually the US Dollar. They are designed to provide the benefits of crypto (speed, decentralization) without the volatility, acting as a safe haven during market crashes.

What is arbitrage and how does it relate to price differences?

Arbitrage is the practice of buying a cryptocurrency on one exchange where the price is lower and selling it on another where the price is higher. This activity helps stabilize the market by balancing prices across different platforms.

How does market sentiment influence the chart?

Cryptocurrency prices are heavily driven by emotions. The Fear and Greed Index is often used to measure this. High greed often precedes a market correction, while extreme fear can be a signal of a buying opportunity.

Why do some coins have a very low price but a high Market Cap?

The price of a single coin is irrelevant without considering the supply. For example, a coin could cost $0.01 but have 1 trillion units in circulation, giving it a multi-billion dollar Market Cap. Always look at the Market Cap to judge a project's true size.