Cryptocurrency Ranking Today - Prices and Market Capitalization

Cryptocurrency Rates

Updated: 30.08.2026
# Cryptocurrency Rate to Dollar (USD)
1 Bitcoin (BTC) BTC Bitcoin BTC 78 121,40 $
+432,10 $
+0,56%
2 Ethereum (ETH) ETH Ethereum ETH 2 455,57 $
+19,32 $
+0,79%
3 Tether (USDT) USDT Tether USDT 1,00 $
-0,000012 $
0,00%
4 Ripple (XRP) XRP Ripple XRP 1,39 $
+0,00593 $
+0,43%
5 Binance Coin (BNB) BNB Binance Coin BNB 693,59 $
+5,14 $
+0,75%
6 Hyperliquid (HYPE) HYPE Hyperliquid HYPE 83,09 $
+1,17 $
+1,43%
7 USD Coin (USDC) USDC USD Coin USDC 1,00 $
+0,000013 $
+0,00%
8 Solana (SOL) SOL Solana SOL 104,97 $
+0,95 $
+0,91%
9 TRON (TRX) TRX TRON TRX 0,34 $
+0,002513 $
+0,74%
10 ZCash (ZEC) ZEC ZCash ZEC 832,63 $
+19,33 $
+2,38%
11 Dogecoin (DOGE) DOGE Dogecoin DOGE 0,084916 $
-0,0000592 $
-0,07%
12 Chainlink (LINK) LINK Chainlink LINK 11,40 $
+0,0288 $
+0,25%
13 Cardano (ADA) ADA Cardano ADA 0,20 $
+0,000053 $
+0,03%
14 Stellar (XLM) XLM Stellar XLM 0,18 $
+0,001834 $
+1,03%
15 Monero (XMR) XMR Monero XMR 473,62 $
+9,83 $
+2,12%
16 Sui (SUI) SUI Sui SUI 0,74 $
+0,002146 $
+0,29%
17 MemeCore (M) M MemeCore M 1,08 $
+0,05676 $
+5,56%
18 Cronos (CRO) CRO Cronos CRO 0,0575234 $
-0,0001068 $
-0,19%
19 World Liberty Financial (WLFI) WLFI World Liberty Financial WLFI 0,057552 $
-0,000412 $
-0,71%
20 Bitcoin Cash / BCC (BCH) BCH Bitcoin Cash / BCC BCH 245,08 $
-0,55 $
-0,22%
21 Canton Coin (CC) CC Canton Coin CC 0,12 $
+0,00434 $
+3,78%
22 Dai (DAI) DAI Dai DAI 1,00 $
+0,00 $
+0,00%
23 Uniswap Protocol Token (UNI) UNI Uniswap Protocol Token UNI 4,87 $
+0,45 $
+10,15%
24 World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) USD1 World Liberty Financial USD USD1 1,00 $
+0,000049 $
+0,00%
25 Ethena USDe (USDE) USDE Ethena USDe USDE 1,00 $
+0,00009 $
+0,01%
26 Litecoin (LTC) LTC Litecoin LTC 48,93 $
-0,0919 $
-0,19%
27 Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) HBAR Hedera Hashgraph HBAR 0,0749128 $
-0,000224 $
-0,30%
28 Avalanche (AVAX) AVAX Avalanche AVAX 7,31 $
-0,00239 $
-0,03%
29 Mantle (MNT) MANTLE Mantle MANTLE 0,52 $
+0,009488 $
+1,85%
30 Shiba Inu (SHIB) SHIB Shiba Inu SHIB 0,00000513 $
+0,00000001 $
+0,15%
31 PayPal USD (PYUSD) PYUSD PayPal USD PYUSD 1,00 $
+0,000047 $
+0,00%
32 Bittensor (TAO) TAO Bittensor TAO 236,44 $
-0,56 $
-0,24%
33 Monad (MON) MONAD Monad MONAD 0,0266293 $
-0,0005621 $
-2,07%
34 Near (NEAR) NEAR Near NEAR 1,88 $
+0,06588 $
+3,63%
35 OKB (OKB) OKB OKB OKB 114,80 $
+2,33 $
+2,07%
36 Ethena (ENA) ENA Ethena ENA 0,16 $
+0,00406 $
+2,60%
37 Aave (AAVE) AAVE Aave AAVE 125,21 $
+1,77 $
+1,43%
38 Bitget token (BGB) BGB Bitget token BGB 1,92 $
+0,01289 $
+0,67%
39 Pepe (PEPE) PEPE Pepe PEPE 0,00000364 $
+0 $
+0,09%
40 Polkadot (DOT) DOT Polkadot DOT 0,84 $
+0,002672 $
+0,32%
41 Ethereum Classic (ETC) ETC Ethereum Classic ETC 7,42 $
-0,10 $
-1,35%
42 POL (ex-MATIC) POL Polygon POL 0,10 $
-0,001401 $
-1,34%
43 Cosmos (ATOM) ATOM Cosmos ATOM 1,49 $
-0,0237 $
-1,57%
44 STEPN (GMT) GMT STEPN GMT 0,0069136 $
+0,00001134 $
+0,16%
45 pippin (PIPPIN) PIPPIN pippin PIPPIN 0,0184811 $
-0,0002778 $
-1,48%

Top Cryptocurrencies: Current Prices and Market Data

This page presents today’s cryptocurrency ranking with current prices in US dollars, 24-hour price changes, and market capitalization. The table allows you to quickly compare top cryptocurrency prices and assess current market movements.

It includes the most popular cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Solana, XRP, and other digital assets. You can use the table to compare the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, identify the biggest gainers and losers, and open detailed information about a selected asset.

All Cryptocurrencies by Popularity and Market Capitalization

The popularity of a cryptocurrency cannot be assessed only by the price of one coin. Market capitalization-the total value of all coins currently in circulation-is more commonly used to compare the scale of different projects.

A high market capitalization usually indicates that an asset has a large market size and a significant market share, but it does not guarantee price stability, project reliability, or the absence of investment risks. Trading volume, liquidity, token utility, supply structure, and project history should also be considered.

What Is a Cryptocurrency Price and How Is It Determined?

A cryptocurrency price is the current market value of a digital asset expressed in US dollars (USD). Unlike traditional currencies, crypto prices are determined by supply and demand across numerous global exchanges. The market operates 24 hours a day, so prices change continuously.

What Data Is Shown in the Table?

  • Cryptocurrency. The name and ticker symbol of the coin.
  • Price ($). The current value of one unit of the asset in US dollars.
  • 24h Change ($). The difference in price in US dollars compared with 24 hours earlier. It shows how much the coin’s price has increased or decreased in absolute terms.
  • 24h Change (%). The percentage increase or decrease in value over the past 24 hours. Percentage changes make it easier to compare the performance of assets with different prices.
  • Market Capitalization. The total market value of all coins in circulation, calculated as price multiplied by circulating supply. This indicator helps estimate the size of a project and compare different cryptocurrencies, but it does not directly reflect project quality, reliability, or potential returns.

Data Updates

The information in the table is updated daily and obtained from reliable sources so that you can view the latest available market data.

How to Use the Cryptocurrency Ranking

The table allows you to view current prices of top cryptocurrencies and compare their daily performance. A positive change indicates that the price has increased over the past 24 hours, while a negative change indicates a decline.

The data can be used to monitor the market, identify highly volatile assets, and make an initial comparison of cryptocurrencies. However, a one-day increase or decrease cannot show whether the price movement will continue.

Before buying, consider the longer-term price chart, trading volume, liquidity, project purpose, and associated risks. A low price per coin does not mean that an asset is undervalued, while a high market capitalization does not prevent a substantial price decline.

These indicators help traders and investors monitor volatility, identify market trends, and evaluate possible entry or exit points.

The data can support several approaches to cryptocurrency analysis:

  • Volatility analysis. Use the 24h Change (%) column to identify which coins are currently showing the greatest price movement. This can be useful for short-term trading.
  • Risk assessment. Market capitalization can help distinguish established market leaders, which usually have higher liquidity, from newer projects that may carry greater risk and potentially higher returns.
  • Finding an entry point. Monitoring price changes in dollars may help identify market corrections when an asset can be purchased at a lower price.
  • Comparing assets. The table allows you to quickly compare the daily performance of different coins and review the composition of your portfolio.

Detailed Cryptocurrency Information

Click the name of a cryptocurrency in the table to open its individual page. There you can view:

  • One-year chart. A visual representation of price movements that can be used to assess longer-term trends.
  • News. Recent events and updates related to the selected cryptocurrency.
  • Fee calculator. A tool for estimating the cost of buying or selling cryptocurrency on different exchanges, helping you compare and potentially reduce transaction costs.

This format makes it easier to compare the most popular cryptocurrencies by current price, market capitalization, and 24-hour change before examining a particular asset in more detail.

FAQ

Why can cryptocurrency prices differ between exchanges?

Cryptocurrency prices can differ between exchanges because each platform has its own order book, trading volume, liquidity, and balance of supply and demand. The table shows an indicative market price, while the actual buying or selling price on a particular exchange may be higher or lower.

What is cryptocurrency market capitalization?

Cryptocurrency market capitalization is the total market value of all coins currently in circulation. It is calculated by multiplying the current price of one coin by its circulating supply. Market capitalization helps estimate the size of an asset but does not guarantee its reliability, stability, or future growth.

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

The change in dollars shows the absolute difference between the current price and the price 24 hours earlier, while the percentage change shows the relative increase or decrease. The percentage value is more useful when comparing cryptocurrencies with different prices per coin.

Why do cryptocurrency prices change so much?

Cryptocurrency prices can change sharply because of news, changes in supply and demand, low liquidity, regulatory decisions, project updates, exchange listings, and large transactions. Margin trading and mass liquidations of leveraged positions can create additional volatility.

How can I determine the best time to buy cryptocurrency?

It is not possible to identify the best time to buy based only on the 24-hour price change. A price decline does not guarantee a recovery, while an increase may continue or be followed by a correction. Before buying, assess the longer-term chart, liquidity, market capitalization, project fundamentals, and the level of risk you are prepared to accept.

In which currency are the prices in the table shown?

Cryptocurrency prices and market capitalization figures in the table are shown in US dollars. The US dollar is widely used as the base currency for comparing digital asset values on the international market.

What do the tickers BTC, ETH, and SOL mean?

A cryptocurrency ticker is a short letter code used on exchanges, in wallets, and in trading terminals. For example, BTC stands for Bitcoin, ETH stands for Ethereum, and SOL stands for Solana.

How do whales affect cryptocurrency prices?

Whales are individuals or organizations that hold large amounts of a cryptocurrency. Buying or selling a substantial number of coins can noticeably affect the price, especially when the asset has low liquidity. However, whale activity cannot reliably predict future price movements.

What are stablecoins, and is their price always equal to one dollar?

Stablecoins are digital assets designed to maintain a value close to that of a reference asset, most commonly the US dollar. For example, USDT and USDC aim to trade near $1, but their market prices can temporarily move above or below that level. Stablecoins also use different reserve and stabilization mechanisms and therefore carry different risks.

What is cryptocurrency arbitrage?

Cryptocurrency arbitrage is an attempt to profit from differences in the price of the same asset across different exchanges. A trader buys a coin on an exchange where the price is lower and sells it on another where the price is higher. Fees, spreads, transfer times, liquidity, and deposit or withdrawal restrictions must be considered when calculating potential profit.

How does market sentiment affect cryptocurrency prices?

Optimism among market participants can increase demand and support rising prices, while fear and uncertainty can lead to increased selling. The Fear and Greed Index reflects general market sentiment but is not a precise signal for buying or selling cryptocurrency.

Why can a coin have a low price but a high market capitalization?

A coin can have a low unit price and a high market capitalization when a very large number of coins are in circulation. For example, an asset with trillions of issued units may have a significant market capitalization even if each coin costs less than one cent. Cryptocurrencies should therefore not be compared solely by their unit price.