- Market Cap
The total market value of a cryptocurrency’s circulating supply.
Market Cap = Current Price × Circulating Supply
1.317T - Fully Diluted Valuation
Fully-diluted value (FDV) is an estimate of a cryptocurrency’s Market Cap if the maximum supply were in circulation.
FDV = Current Price × Max Supply
1.38T - Volume (24hr)
The total value of a cryptocurrency traded across all exchanges in the past 24 hours. High volume suggests strong market activity and liquidity.
54.74B - Previous Close 64,119.78
- Open 64,119.78
- Day's Range 62,093.52 - 65,889.23
- 52 Week Range 57,747.77 - 97,860.60
- Start Date 2010-07-13
- Vol/Market cap (24hr)
A ratio that indicates liquidity. Higher ratios suggest the asset is more actively traded and easier to buy/sell near its true value. Lower ratios may mean less liquidity and greater price volatility.
4.16% - Circulating Supply
The portion of total supply that is publicly available and actively circulating in the market.
20.11M - Total Supply
The number of tokens that currently exist, minus any coins that have been burned. This is similar to “shares outstanding” in equities.
20.11M - Max Supply
The maximum number of coins that could ever exist, based on the project’s code or rules.
For some cryptocurrencies, this is a fixed number (e.g., Bitcoin’s 21M cap). For others, the supply may be unlimited or undefined, in which case max supply is shown as “∞”.
21.00M - All-time high 126,198.07
- All-time low 171.51
The total market value of a cryptocurrency’s circulating supply.
Market Cap = Current Price × Circulating Supply
Fully-diluted value (FDV) is an estimate of a cryptocurrency’s Market Cap if the maximum supply were in circulation.
FDV = Current Price × Max Supply
The total value of a cryptocurrency traded across all exchanges in the past 24 hours. High volume suggests strong market activity and liquidity.
A ratio that indicates liquidity. Higher ratios suggest the asset is more actively traded and easier to buy/sell near its true value. Lower ratios may mean less liquidity and greater price volatility.
The portion of total supply that is publicly available and actively circulating in the market.
The number of tokens that currently exist, minus any coins that have been burned. This is similar to “shares outstanding” in equities.
The maximum number of coins that could ever exist, based on the project’s code or rules.
For some cryptocurrencies, this is a fixed number (e.g., Bitcoin’s 21M cap). For others, the supply may be unlimited or undefined, in which case max supply is shown as “∞”.
Data provided by Coinbase and CoinMarketCap .
Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2010. Users are able to generate BTC through the process of mining. Bitcoin has a current supply of 20,112,193. The last known price of Bitcoin is 64,379.59286898 USD and is down -4.31 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 12780 active market(s) with $50,576,233,028.50 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://bitcoin.org/.
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