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Coin Prices

BTC

$64,663.00

0.94%

ETH

$1,857.84

0.89%

BNB

$570.71

0.45%

TRX

$0.325514

0.90%

RAIN

$0.01479931

4.71%

ZEC

$556.59

2.47%

XLM

$0.187955

0.92%

XMR

$334.11

1.41%

ADA

$0.166206

-0.19%

CC

$0.125299

-2.07%

BCH

$219.94

-0.39%

SUI

$0.741429

0.26%

CRO

$0.059686

-0.12%

SHIB

$0.00000413

-0.32%

TAO

$195.63

1.07%

HTX

$0.00000183

0.86%

M

$1.24

-0.24%

SKY

$0.062678

5.48%

DOT

$0.835957

-1.93%

MNT

$0.420493

-1.65%

WLD

$0.370985

-3.63%

PEPE

$0.00000276

0.63%

U

$0.999844

-0.02%

QNT

$63.97

-2.31%

PI

$0.084831

6.17%

POL

$0.081018

-1.95%

JST

$0.098475

0.81%

ENA

$0.080784

-1.44%

KAS

$0.02762507

-1.49%

GT

$6.74

1.00%

PUMP

$0.00164412

-0.60%

BDX

$0.083259

-0.06%

GHO

$0.998882

0.01%

JUP

$0.193308

-1.19%

FIL

$0.748099

-2.09%

FLR

$0.00653935

0.36%

ARB

$0.088215

-2.02%

XDC

$0.02809068

1.13%

USX

$0.999896

0.01%

APT

$0.607172

-1.55%

A7A5

$0.01229695

0.33%

HASH

$0.00811885

-5.80%

VET

$0.0047322

-0.02%

PYTH

$0.04892655

0.51%

FET

$0.157657

-1.36%

SUN

$0.0182905

0.66%

TIA

$0.357342

-5.62%

CRV

$0.211421

-2.17%

SPX

$0.342985

-3.22%

LUNC

$0.00005741

-1.30%

SEI

$0.04678003

-0.78%

KAU

$130.01

0.39%

STX

$0.165477

-0.24%

LDO

$0.357862

-3.98%

GNO

$111.28

-3.45%

ZRO

$0.782908

-0.08%

JTO

$0.551402

-2.57%

BTT

$0.00000027

1.01%

NFT

$0.00000027

-0.38%

MON

$0.02131905

-3.00%

BONK

$0.00000281

-9.68%

CFX

$0.04644259

1.04%

XTZ

$0.221549

-0.96%

UB

$0.091773

-0.29%

2Z

$0.065664

0.61%

DCR

$12.73

-3.36%

OP

$0.095023

-1.25%

XPL

$0.082803

-2.50%

KAG

$54.75

-2.94%

ZBCN

$0.00200353

-2.51%

KAIA

$0.03287172

-0.66%

STRK

$0.02801402

0.99%

GRT

$0.01696544

-0.85%

FF

$0.06111

-2.78%

XEC

$0.00000905

6.76%

RAY

$0.672336

-0.26%

BC

$0.01710231

10.80%

TEL

$0.00179223

-6.02%

CHZ

$0.01567192

-2.38%

IOTA

$0.03623032

1.09%

AXS

$0.932706

-0.80%

B

$0.160274

41.29%

AKT

$0.537419

-0.86%

WIF

$0.154032

-0.67%

MX

$1.66

-0.23%

APE

$0.142087

-2.61%

TWT

$0.337172

-2.65%

BTW

$0.063422

6.63%

XCN

$0.00359023

-0.54%

RIF

$0.134318

-3.84%

SNX

$0.225282

0.89%

VSN

$0.03496643

0.96%

AR

$1.93

0.50%

SAND

$0.04735857

-1.31%

OZO

$0.130333

0.08%

DRV

$0.124356

-3.76%

GRX

$13.05

-0.01%

BAT

$0.078467

-1.58%

H

$0.058872

-3.07%

BP

$0.468775

1.33%

A

$0.069697

-0.79%

AWE

$0.059106

6.65%

TAG

$0.00100887

0.15%

RLB

$0.066674

-0.82%
Price data by
Melanie Kramer

Melanie Kramer

A technology, blockchain, and cryptocurrency, writer and reporter based between France and Canada. Melanie has studied and retains an avid interest in global politics, business, and economics.

Stories by Melanie Kramer

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    What is Google Bard, and Can it Compete with ChatGPT?

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    What is the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index?

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    NFTs: An Introduction

    When you think of NFTs (non-fungible tokens), what might come to mind are images of cartoonish apes and kitties that sell for millions. But that's just scratching the surface of NFTs. As you will learn in this course, NFTs have the potential to revolutionize the worlds of finance, art, trademark law, and even real estate. Basically, NFTs are pieces of code designed to carry out a set of instructions if certain conditions are met. This code is also known as a smart contract. Usually, at the heart...

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    Many new stablecoins have emerged over the past 18 months in the cryptocurrency space. Their development has partly been inspired by the need to fill a potential stablecoin void, as the first and most commonly utilized stablecoin Tether faces concerns. There is, of course, also ongoing impetus in the cryptocurrency space to develop less-volatile tokens which will be used more widely. Below we take a closer look at Maker, the governance token at the heart of MakerDAO.  What is Maker? The Maker (M...

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    Crypto mining out, blockchain gaming in for AMD

    AMD saw its revenue and share price boom in 2017 driven by demand from cryptocurrency miners. By 2018, crypto mining was a bust—but the company hasn’t given up on blockchain. In fact, AMD could soon be bundling blockchain-based games with its graphics cards in the new year. AMD yesterday became the first hardware manufacturer to join the Blockchain Game Alliance (BGA), a collaboration of mostly developers and publishers, which includes the likes of gaming giant Ubisoft, and Ethereum incubator Co...

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    South Korea is the world’s third-largest market for bitcoin trading, and a region known to influence cryptocurrency prices—which makes today’s news all the more impactful. The Korea Times reports that South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance is “pushing” for taxes on capital gains from cryptocurrencies that could be included in tax regulations in coming months. A ministry official confirmed that “discussions” had been taking place and a “revised bill will be drawn up by the first half of ne...

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    SimCity, Civilization, Minecraft. Game developers have spent years creating world-building games that allow people to construct buildings, cities or colonize entire worlds. But beyond your vanquished digital foes, what do you have to show for all the hours it took to make these fantastic creations? Not much. What would happen if you could ascribe real monetary value to what you created, and sell it to the highest bidder? That's the promise behind Decentraland, a blockchain powered world-building...

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