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Live prices for the top cryptocurrencies by market cap — search, sort and open any asset for a full chart, stats and the latest coverage. A calm, ad-free view; the noise stays off.
Data via CoinGecko when reachable, otherwise a static snapshot. Informational only — not financial advice.
This page tracks the live price, 24-hour and 7-day change, market capitalisation and trading volume of the top cryptocurrencies by market cap. Prices update roughly every minute from live market data, so you can follow the market in real time — from Bitcoin and Ethereum to the fastest-moving altcoins — in one calm, ad-free view. Search or sort the table by market cap, price or momentum, and open any asset for a full historical chart, key statistics and our latest coverage.
The single most useful number here is market capitalisation — a coin’s price multiplied by its circulating supply. It is a far better measure of an asset’s scale than price alone: a coin trading at a few cents can be worth more in total than one trading at hundreds of dollars, simply because it has more coins in circulation. When you compare cryptocurrencies, compare market caps, not prices.
Trading volume tells you how liquid a market is. High 24-hour volume means you can buy or sell without moving the price much; thin volume means even modest orders cause slippage. The 24-hour and 7-day change columns show momentum — useful context, but never a reason to chase a green candle. Price is what the market feels today; fundamentals are what you might be left holding tomorrow.
Over any given cycle, a handful of forces do most of the work:
The market is anchored by a handful of large-cap assets. Explore the majors in depth — live price, supply, all-time highs and a full explainer on each:
Bitcoin (BTC)Ethereum (ETH)Solana (SOL)BNB (BNB)XRP (XRP)Cardano (ADA)Dogecoin (DOGE)Chainlink (LINK)
Want more context? Read the latest market news, and independent ratings of exchanges and wallets for where to buy and how to store crypto safely.
Cryptocurrency is highly volatile and nothing on this page is financial advice. Prices can fall as fast as they rise — always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Market capitalisation is a coin’s current price multiplied by its circulating supply. It is the most common way to compare the relative size of crypto assets, and a better gauge of scale than price alone — a coin priced at $0.50 can be far larger than one priced at $500 if it has more coins in circulation.
Prices refresh roughly every minute from live market data. Each coin page also shows 24-hour highs and lows, trading volume and an interactive historical chart going back years.
The 24-hour change is the percentage move in a coin’s price over the last day. Green means the price is up versus 24 hours ago; red means it is down. The 7-day column shows the same over a week.
Price is what one coin costs right now; market cap is price multiplied by circulating supply, showing the total value of all coins in circulation. Two coins with very different prices can have similar market caps. Always compare market caps, not prices, to judge relative size.
Crypto prices are driven by supply and demand, overall market sentiment and the Bitcoin-led cycle, macro conditions such as interest rates and liquidity, network adoption and on-chain usage, regulation, and asset-specific news like listings, upgrades and token unlocks.
24-hour volume is the total value traded in a coin over the last day. High volume means deep, liquid markets where you can buy or sell without moving the price much; low volume means thin markets where even small orders cause slippage.
We do not give buy or sell signals — crypto is volatile and nothing here is financial advice. Use this page to track prices and read each coin’s fundamentals, size any position to survive an 80% drawdown, and do your own research.