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Bitcoin
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76.808,69€
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-0.27%
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-20.48%
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1.532.990.009.667€
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Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency that uses peer-to-peer technology and a blockchain to record transactions. It was created by Satoshi Nakamoto and the first block was mined on January 3, 2009. Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a blockchain, which is a distributed ledger that can be accessed by anyone to verify transactions. Transactions are verified by miners, who are rewarded with a set amount of Bitcoin and transaction fees. The supply of Bitcoin is limited to 21 million coins and it is divisible to eight decimal places. A wallet is needed to use Bitcoin and it consists of a public key, which is used to send and receive payments, and a private key, which is used to control the wallet. Bitcoin can be used for a variety of purposes, including everyday transactions, as a store of value, or for investment.
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Ethereum
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2.649,79€
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+0.46%
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-28.78%
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319.812.152.783€
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Ethereum is a decentralized platform for building smart contracts and decentralized applications. It has its own cryptocurrency, Ether, and enables users to transact and communicate without the need for a central authority. In contrast to Bitcoin, Ethereum is a general purpose blockchain that can be programmed for a wide range of tasks. It can be used for building apps and organizations, holding assets, and facilitating financial transactions while respecting user privacy and avoiding censorship. ETH, the native cryptocurrency of Ethereum, is used to fuel and secure the network, serve as collateral for the creation of other tokens, and support the Ethereum financial system. It has value as a means of paying transaction fees and as a store of value or tool for decentralized finance. ETH has initially gained recognition through initial coin offerings (ICOs).
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Bnb
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762,63€
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+1.52%
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+10.33%
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105.041.150.629€
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Binance Coin (BNB) is a multi-functional cryptocurrency that powers the Binance ecosystem, supporting discounted trading fees, governance, and decentralised applications. Launched by Changpeng Zhao in 2017, BNB transitioned from the Ethereum blockchain to Binance’s own BNB Chain. BNB is integral to the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and is used in payments, staking, DeFi, and NFTs. Regular coin burns and expanding real-world applications make BNB a key player in the blockchain world.
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Xrp
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1,72€
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+0.54%
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-25.37%
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103.850.567.844€
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XRP is the native digital asset of the XRP Ledger (XRPL), an open-source blockchain launched in June 2012 by David Schwartz, Jed McCaleb and Arthur Britto. Its total supply was capped at 100 billion XRP at genesis, with 80 billion allocated to Ripple Labs and 20 billion to founders. Ripple placed 55 billion XRP into monthly time-release escrows; unused tokens automatically return to escrow. XRP underpins XRPL’s decentralized exchange, serves as a bridge asset between low-liquidity pairs, and powers on-demand liquidity in Ripple Payments corridors outside the US. Governance is decentralized, requiring ≥80 % validator approval for amendments over two weeks. In June 2025, an EVM-compatible sidechain launched, enabling Solidity dApps and gas fees in XRP via Axelar. XRP is volatile, with quarterly realized volatility of 100–130 % in Q1 2025; users should weigh price fluctuations alongside its utility.
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Usd coin
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0,85€
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-10.49%
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66.891.750.897€
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USD Coin (USDC) is a fully reserved stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, ensuring price stability through a reserve backed by cash and short-duration U.S. Treasury instruments. These reserves are held by regulated financial institutions like The Bank of New York Mellon and managed by BlackRock via the Circle Reserve Fund. Circle, which independently manages USDC after its initial development with Coinbase under the CENTRE Consortium, ensures transparency through monthly audits by Deloitte. USDC operates on 16 blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon, offering wide liquidity and accessibility. It is used in cross-border payments, DeFi, and as a hedge against cryptocurrency volatility. It provides a stable alternative for remittances and exposure to the U.S. dollar for non-U.S. investors. USDC maintains its 1:1 peg by minting and burning tokens based on USD deposits and redemptions, offering secure and regulated digital dollar transactions.
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Solana
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112,99€
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+0.02%
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-47.22%
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63.488.823.832€
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Solana (SOL) is a highly scalable blockchain platform designed to enable fast, low-cost, and decentralised applications. Its hybrid consensus model, combining Proof of Stake and Proof of History, ensures efficient transaction processing. SOL is the native cryptocurrency used for fees, staking, and governance. Solana was founded by Anatoly Yakovenko and launched in 2020 with a focus on mass adoption, supporting a wide array of use cases including DeFi, NFTs, and gaming.
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Tron
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0,23€
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-1.25%
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-16.6%
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21.889.919.195€
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Tron (TRX) is a decentralized blockchain platform that offers high scalability and availability for decentralized applications (DApps). It has a native cryptocurrency, TRX, which was originally an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain. Tron aims to create a decentralized internet and its infrastructure, and supports smart contracts with a number of decentralized apps built on top of its network. Its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem has billions in total value locked. The Tron network uses a delegated Proof-of-Stake (dPoS) algorithm, with TRX token holders delegating transaction validation to 27 "super representatives." Tron was created by Justin Sun and launched in 2017, migrating to its own blockchain in 2018. TRX is used to pay for transaction fees on the Tron blockchain, can be staked for earnings, and is used in the Tron DeFi ecosystem for financial services.
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Dogecoin
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0,12€
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+2.17%
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-69.47%
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19.981.997.669€
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Dogecoin (DOGE) is an open-source, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency launched in December 2013 by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer. Initially created as a joke based on the "Doge" meme featuring a Shiba Inu named Kabosu, it quickly grew in popularity. Dogecoin runs on a decentralised blockchain, using Proof-of-Work (PoW) and the Scrypt algorithm, making it less energy-intensive than Bitcoin. Its key uses include tipping content creators, donations, and payments for goods and services. The community is known for its charitable initiatives, such as supporting the Jamaican bobsled team and clean water projects. Despite its humorous origins, Dogecoin has developed a strong community and growing ecosystem, with ongoing development by the Dogecoin Core team and governance provided by the Dogecoin Foundation. There is no maximum supply, and miners earn 10,000 DOGE per minute, encouraging frequent usage rather than holding. Dogecoin remains a unique digital asset with widespread community support.
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Cardano
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0,35€
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-0.39%
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-67.3%
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12.534.891.866€
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Cardano (ADA) is a Proof-of-Stake blockchain that supports smart contracts and enables the creation of decentralized apps (dApps), tokens, and more. It is designed to be scalable, sustainable, and flexible. The Cardano network uses Ouroboros, a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism, which allows ADA token holders to delegate their tokens to staking pools run by validators to validate transactions. Cardano was launched in 2017 by Charles Hoskinson and Jeremy Wood and is now maintained by three organizations and its community. ADA is the native token of the Cardano network and is used to pay for transaction fees and can be used for governance or to earn rewards through Proof-of-Stake consensus. The current era, Basho, focuses on scalability and network optimization, while the final era, Voltaire, will bring voting and treasury management to the network.
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Bitcoin cash
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490,27€
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-0.84%
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-5.03%
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9.788.725.620€
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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is a decentralized cryptocurrency created in 2017 through a hard fork of the Bitcoin blockchain. It has a larger block size than Bitcoin, allowing for faster and cheaper transactions. Bitcoin Cash can be used as a means of exchange and store of value and is gaining acceptance among merchants and businesses worldwide. It was created by a group of developers and miners who believed that Bitcoin needed modifications to address scalability issues. The main developer team was initially called "Bitcoin ABC," but development has since become more decentralized.
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Chainlink
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11,67€
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+0.25%
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-57.72%
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8.135.652.293€
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Chainlink (LINK) is an oracle platform powered by decentralised oracle networks (DONs) that enables developers and institutions to access verifiable data, cross-chain interoperability (via CCIP), off-chain compute (Functions), compliance tooling (ACE), privacy features such as encrypted secrets, and connectivity to existing systems for blockchain applications. LINK, the network’s native token, is used to pay for services and to reward node operators, aligning incentives around reliable oracle delivery. Founded in 2017 by Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis, Chainlink supports use cases across institutional tokenised assets, lending, payments and stablecoins, helping applications operate on consistent, verifiable inputs across chains.
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Stellar
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0,20€
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-0.22%
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-51.45%
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6.538.846.001€
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Stellar is an open-source, decentralized blockchain network designed to facilitate the transfer of money and other assets between people and institutions. It was created by Jed McCaleb and Joyce Kim in 2014 and is overseen by the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF). Stellar can support a wide range of use cases, including remittances, micropayments, mobile money, and mobile banking, and is an attractive option for those looking to transfer funds across borders quickly and efficiently. The network's native cryptocurrency, the lumen (XLM), serves as a digital asset for denominating network requirements, and is required to meet minimum balance requirements and pay transaction fees. In addition, it can act as a medium of exchange between otherwise illiquid assets, making it easier to move money between users.
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Litecoin
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69,35€
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-0.84%
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-41.5%
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5.313.626.856€
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Litecoin (LTC) is a digital currency designed for fast, low-cost payments over the internet. Created by Charlie Lee in 2011 as an alternative to Bitcoin, it offers improved transaction times and a higher maximum supply, using a different algorithm (scrypt) for mining. Litecoin facilitates peer-to-peer transactions without a central authority, making it suitable for a wide range of financial activities, from everyday purchases to trading and investment. Its creation by a former Google engineer aimed to address and improve upon some of Bitcoin's limitations, establishing Litecoin as a practical complement to Bitcoin in the digital currency ecosystem.
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Avalanche
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11,32€
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+1.23%
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-77.46%
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4.861.959.013€
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Avalanche (AVAX) is an open-source smart contracts platform launched in September 2020, known for its high scalability and rapid transaction finalization (sub-one second). Developed under the leadership of Dr. Emin Gün Sirer, it's a robust platform for decentralized finance (DeFi) and enterprise blockchain solutions. The network can handle over 4,500 transactions per second and offers enhanced security against 51% attacks. Compatible with Ethereum's development toolkit, Avalanche allows for easy interoperability and supports millions of independent validators as full block producers. It is also eco-friendly, catering to Web3 developers. The AVAX token serves multiple roles within the network, including transaction fees and network security. With the ability to host decentralized applications (dApps) and custom blockchains, Avalanche offers a versatile, high-performance ecosystem for developers, investors, and enterprises alike.
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Hedera
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0,10€
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-1.71%
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-65.11%
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4.437.048.400€
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Hedera Hashgraph is a public, open source, proof-of-stake network created by a team led by co-founders Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon. HBAR is the native, energy-efficient cryptocurrency of the network, used to pay application transaction fees and protect the network from attack. The network achieves 10,000 HBAR cryptocurrency transactions per second, with transaction fees of around $0.0001 USD. Staking HBAR can earn a maximum of 6.5% APY. Dr. Baird is an award-winning cryptographer and computer scientist who co-founded Swirlds, and Mance Harmon is a serial entrepreneur, engineer, and technologist. They have transitioned to Swirlds Labs, where they will continue to participate in the Hedera ecosystem.
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Uniswap
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4,65€
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+1.06%
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-72.06%
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2.933.934.498€
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Uniswap is a decentralized exchange protocol that allows users to trade Ethereum-based tokens directly from their wallets without intermediaries. The Uniswap Protocol Token (UNI) is a governance token that plays a crucial role in the decentralized governance of the Uniswap protocol, allowing token holders to participate in decision-making processes related to the platform's future development and updates. UNI is primarily used for governance purposes, but holders may also be eligible to receive rewards or incentives through various liquidity mining programs or fee distributions. Uniswap was founded by Hayden Adams.
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Polkadot new
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1,73€
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+0.83%
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-79.96%
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2.849.717.570€
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Polkadot is a blockchain network that allows users to launch and operate their own blockchains, called parachains, on top of the main Polkadot blockchain, called the relay chain. The relay chain does not support smart contracts, but parachains can. This allows for a growing ecosystem of blockchains with varying features and secure transactions, all using the resources of the relay chain. Polkadot also includes bridges to allow interaction with other blockchains, such as token swaps without a centralized exchange. The native cryptocurrency, DOT, serves as the governance token, allowing holders to stake and vote on network upgrades and participate in governance. Staking DOT also yields returns and can be bonded to secure a parachain slot. The project was founded by Ethereum co-founder Gavin Wood and is overseen by the non-profit Web3 Foundation, which maintains the open-source code and allocates funds for development.
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Aave
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168,36€
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+2.75%
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-53.21%
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2.575.454.920€
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AAVE is a decentralized finance protocol built on the Ethereum blockchain that enables users to borrow and lend digital assets in the form of flash loans, while also providing users with a yield-generating market to earn interest from their crypto holdings. AAVE is secured by a collateral model and features a token staking model, allowing users to stake their tokens to earn rewards. The protocol is designed to be permissionless, trustless, and secure, providing users with a secure and transparent way to access DeFi services. AAVE (AAVE) token was created by Stani Kulechov and the Aave team in 2017.
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Near protocol
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1,41€
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+1.56%
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-78.67%
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1.804.429.118€
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NEAR Protocol is a decentralised, layer-1 blockchain focused on scalability, usability, and security for building decentralised applications (dApps). It uses Nightshade sharding and a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus for efficiency and offers features like human-readable accounts and compatibility with JavaScript and Rust. NEAR integrates AI with Web3, enabling decentralised AI-driven apps through low-cost storage and interoperability. Its native token, NEAR, powers transactions, staking, governance, and developer incentives. Founded in 2018 by Illia Polosukhin and Alexander Skidanov, NEAR fosters innovation in blockchain and AI.
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Polygon ecosystem token
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0,10€
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+2.02%
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-82.62%
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1.086.164.642€
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Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL) is set to replace MATIC as part of the Polygon 2.0 upgrade, offering expanded utility and an inflationary supply to support a multi-chain ecosystem. The migration process, starting September 4, 2024, will automatically update most tokens, with manual migration required for some. This transition is essential for Polygon's future as an infinitely scalable blockchain network.
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Arbitrum
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0,18€
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+5.01%
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-81.33%
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1.031.356.398€
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Arbitrum is a protocol that makes Ethereum transactions faster and cheaper using two core protocols, Arbitrum Rollup and Arbitrum AnyTrust. It has two primary chains: Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova. The ARB governance token is used to decentralize the governance of Arbitrum and its underlying protocols. It represents membership in the Arbitrum DAO and enables token holders to participate in the governance process by voting on proposals. Arbitrum's governance is driven by the Security Council and the Arbitrum DAO, a global community of ARB token holders and their delegates. This decentralized governance system ensures decisions align with the community's best interests.
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Algorand
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0,10€
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-2.04%
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-75.32%
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908.764.830€
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Algorand (ALGO) is a decentralized, permissionless blockchain protocol and open-source cryptocurrency used to facilitate transactions and secure the network against malicious actors. It is designed to provide fast, secure, and reliable transactions with low transaction fees and scalability. Algorand (ALGO) is an asset-agnostic, proof-of-stake protocol used for transferring money, purchasing goods and services, sending messages securely, creating and deploying decentralized applications (dApps), tokenizing assets, and creating smart contracts. Algorand (ALGO) is a valuable asset for investors due to its low transaction fees, scalability, and security. It was created by Silvio Micali, a Turing Award-winning professor at MIT and renowned cryptography expert, and is managed by the Algorand Foundation.
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Cosmos
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1,86€
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+1.84%
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-78.78%
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896.511.169€
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ATOM is the native cryptocurrency of the Cosmos Network. It is used to pay for transaction and network fees, as well as for staking to secure the network and earning rewards. ATOM tokens are used to create incentives and rewards for validators and delegators, allowing them to earn rewards for participating in consensus and safeguarding the network. ATOM tokens are also used to vote on governance proposals, allowing users to have a say in the direction of the network.
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Filecoin
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1,15€
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+0.68%
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-82.19%
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831.956.305€
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FileCoin (FIL) is a decentralized storage network that allows users to store and retrieve data from storage providers around the world, incentivized by the native FIL cryptocurrency. The protocol is designed to make file storage and retrieval more secure, reliable, and cost-effective than traditional centralized storage systems, using Proof of Replication (PoRep) and Proof of Spacetime (PoSt) cryptographic proofs. Filecoin was created by Protocol Labs, founded in 2014, who are also the creators of IPFS and libp2p. Filecoin provides a secure, decentralized, and cost-effective alternative to traditional centralized storage systems.
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Quant
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68,29€
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-2.28%
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-49.79%
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824.454.639€
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Quant is a cryptocurrency project that aims to connect blockchains and networks on a global scale without sacrificing efficiency through the creation of the Overledger Network, the first blockchain operating system. The Overledger Network uses APIs to connect different blockchains and allows developers to build decentralized multi-chain applications (MApps) for their users. Quant uses a hybrid consensus mechanism combining proof-of-stake (PoS) with proof-of-activity (PoA), a unique variant of proof-of-work (PoW). Its native cryptocurrency, QNT, is an ERC-20 token used as a means of exchange and security token on the platform, enabling holders to participate in governance and pay fees. Developers must hold QNT to create MApps on the Quant network, which are used to power the network and pay for services. The platform was cofounded by Gilbert Verdian, who served in the UK and Australian governments, and Dr Paolo Tasca, a digital economist and advisor to the UN on blockchain technology.
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Tezos
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0,43€
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+1.75%
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-69.63%
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456.303.729€
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Tezos is an open-source platform for assets and applications that can evolve and upgrade itself without having to split the network. It uses a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism and allows for formal verification to increase security. Users can participate in the consensus process by "baking", or they can delegate their rights to other users. Arthur Breitman and Kathleen Breitman are the two main creators of Tezos, and a group of developers and researchers have joined them to create the platform.
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Celestia
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0,49€
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+1.32%
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-92.74%
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419.320.759€
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Celestia (TIA) is a groundbreaking modular blockchain network developed by Mustafa Al-Bassam and Ismail Khoffi. It revolutionizes blockchain scalability and efficiency through its data availability sampling architecture. TIA, its native token, is integral to the network's operation, serving functions related to transaction fees, network security, and governance. The founders' combined expertise in blockchain scaling and engineering has been crucial to Celestia's innovative approach.
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The graph
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0,04€
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+2.17%
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-87.01%
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376.029.438€
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The Graph is a decentralised protocol that indexes and queries blockchain data, enabling efficient access for dApps. It has integrated AI capabilities, including model hosting and AI-assisted querying. GRT is the network’s native token, used for staking, curation, delegation, governance, and AI services.
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The sandbox
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0,11€
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+1.14%
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-84.87%
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295.158.962€
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SAND is a decentralized cryptocurrency on the Ethereum blockchain, integral to The Sandbox, a blockchain-based gaming platform. Users can create, rent, and monetize virtual worlds using SAND, which is used for buying land, resources, and virtual items like avatars. It also rewards players, developers, and content creators. The Sandbox is a collaboration between Pixowl and Animoca Brands, leveraging their gaming and blockchain expertise. Co-founders Arthur Madrid (CEO) and Sébastien Borget (COO) are instrumental in its development. Madrid's strategic insight and passion for gaming and blockchain have driven the platform's growth, while Borget's operational knowledge and focus on teamwork ensure its success.
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Chiliz
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0,03€
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-0.27%
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-74.42%
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288.582.480€
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Founded in 2018 by Alexandre Dreyfus, Chiliz (CHZ) is a blockchain platform that empowers sports and entertainment organizations to engage and monetize their fan communities. CHZ is used to power Socios.com, allowing fans to buy and trade Fan Tokens for exclusive rewards and experiences, including voting rights, VIP experiences, and merchandise. Fan Tokens are available for various sports and esports teams. CHZ is also used to pay for transaction fees on the Chiliz blockchain.
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Compound
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25,81€
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+2.79%
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-75.49%
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257.240.296€
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COMP is the governance token of the Compound protocol, enabling users to participate in the decision-making process of the platform. Its uses include voting on proposals, earning rewards, and facilitating the decentralised management of the protocol. Launched in 2020 by Compound Labs, COMP plays a crucial role in shaping the protocol’s future through community-driven governance.
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Decentraland
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0,12€
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+1.11%
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-79.71%
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244.337.085€
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Decentraland (MANA) is a digital asset token based on the Ethereum blockchain. It is used to purchase, sell, and trade virtual land and associated property in Decentraland, a decentralized virtual world built on the Ethereum blockchain. This virtual world is composed of parcels of land that are permanently owned by the community, giving them full control over their creations. MANA can be used to purchase land parcels, build virtual reality applications, and engage in other activities within the Decentraland virtual world.
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Apecoin ape
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0,20€
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+0.92%
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-87.36%
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147.994.060€
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ApeCoin (APE) is the native token of ApeChain, a Layer 3 blockchain built using Arbitrum Orbit to serve the Ape ecosystem. APE functions as the gas token on ApeChain and is central to its native yield system, which allows holders to passively earn rewards through a rebasing mechanism. APE can also be staked in NFT-based pools tied to BAYC, MAYC, and BAKC collections. With support for cross-chain bridging, delegated staking, and integration with yield protocols on Ethereum, APE's utility extends across infrastructure, incentives, and governance. The ApeCoin DAO governs the token, while infrastructure development is supported by partners like Caldera and LayerZero.
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Axie infinity
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0,85€
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-0.44%
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-88.68%
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143.137.764€
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Axie Infinity Shards (AXS) is the governance token for the Axie Infinity game, facilitating community-driven decisions, staking rewards, and transactions within the game's economy. Following its migration to a new contract in 2021, AXS supports enhanced features and integration, contributing to the game's scalability and security. Developed by Sky Mavis, AXS is central to the play-to-earn model, enabling players to earn through gameplay while participating in the governance of the evolving Axie Infinity ecosystem.
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Synthetix
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0,39€
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+1.11%
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-86.66%
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135.599.324€
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Synthetix (SNX) is a decentralized synthetic asset issuance protocol built on Ethereum. It allows the creation and trading of synthetic assets collateralized by SNX, used for hedging, gaining exposure to diverse assets, and trading on the price movements of real-world assets. SNX stakers are incentivized to contribute to the network and capture fees generated from Synth exchanges, which determine the value of the SNX token.
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Kusama
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6,61€
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+0.91%
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-82.39%
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115.343.259€
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Kusama (KSM) is an experimental blockchain network designed to facilitate rapid innovation and testing of new blockchain projects before they are deployed on Polkadot. It uses a similar codebase and infrastructure as Polkadot, allowing developers to experiment with fewer constraints. The KSM token is essential for network operations, including staking, governance, and bonding for parachain creation. Founded by Gavin Wood, Kusama serves as a crucial testing ground for the broader Polkadot ecosystem.
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