BTC$64,879.00+4.67%
ETH$1,885.73+7.05%
USDT$0.9993+0.04%
BNB$581.60+2.84%
USDC$0.9999+0.00%
XRP$1.11+4.93%
SOL$77.78+4.36%
TRX$0.3258+0.44%
FIGR_HELOC$1.04+0.37%
HYPE$65.92+4.49%
DOGE$0.0744+4.09%
USDS$0.9998+0.01%
RAIN$0.0149+4.34%
ZEC$560.19+13.61%
LEO$9.70+1.89%
WBT$56.71+4.23%
BTC$64,879.00+4.67%
ETH$1,885.73+7.05%
USDT$0.9993+0.04%
BNB$581.60+2.84%
USDC$0.9999+0.00%
XRP$1.11+4.93%
SOL$77.78+4.36%
TRX$0.3258+0.44%
FIGR_HELOC$1.04+0.37%
HYPE$65.92+4.49%
DOGE$0.0744+4.09%
USDS$0.9998+0.01%
RAIN$0.0149+4.34%
ZEC$560.19+13.61%
LEO$9.70+1.89%
WBT$56.71+4.23%
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