Coin Prices

BTC

$62,766.00

-2.25%

ETH

$3,114.67

-0.53%

BNB

$589.25

-2.34%

SOL

$135.55

-5.22%

XRP

$0.512556

-1.90%

ADA

$0.452251

-3.38%

SHIB

$0.00002416

-5.67%

TRX

$0.119978

1.38%

WBTC

$62,800.00

-2.07%

BCH

$467.43

-2.58%

LTC

$85.02

-0.56%

ICP

$12.83

-4.39%

ETC

$26.45

-1.60%

MNT

$1.062

-3.58%

CRO

$0.122849

-5.50%

XLM

$0.111984

-0.90%

OKB

$51.83

-1.05%

XT

$2.98

1.10%

PEPE

$0.00000673

-12.74%

VET

$0.03835363

-2.37%

ARB

$1.041

-2.90%

TAO

$411.96

-7.57%

MKR

$2,893.28

1.40%

WIF

$2.64

-12.35%

KAS

$0.111057

-6.58%

GRT

$0.255283

-2.00%

OP

$2.28

-3.75%

INJ

$25.18

-3.21%

XMR

$120.25

-0.20%

AR

$30.82

-6.20%

FTM

$0.678399

-8.11%

TIA

$10.02

-3.82%

GALA

$0.04475555

-3.89%

BONK

$0.00002352

-14.60%

SEI

$0.560954

-6.52%

ZBC

$0.03034991

10.41%

QNT

$102.88

-4.84%

BEAM

$0.02575251

-4.19%

JUP

$0.979796

-3.59%

BSV

$64.68

-1.80%

BTT

$0.0000013

-3.06%

NEO

$17.45

-4.68%

FLR

$0.02983884

-2.62%

ENA

$0.800622

-6.25%

W

$0.567919

-5.80%

GT

$7.58

-2.15%

RBN

$1.052

-4.06%

XEC

$0.00005052

-3.93%

CHZ

$0.111759

-4.40%

XTZ

$0.989845

-1.55%

EOS

$0.811523

-0.20%

CFX

$0.232379

-5.21%

GNO

$325.15

-1.43%

CKB

$0.01663596

-5.10%

LUNC

$0.00010411

-3.02%

ILV

$93.80

-2.31%

SATS

$0.00000028

-5.13%

BTG

$33.54

-1.39%

WOO

$0.296547

-5.83%

OM

$0.675472

-3.05%

GLM

$0.53824

39.96%

XRD

$0.050328

-3.27%

BOME

$0.00940942

-11.85%

CRV

$0.43154

-0.86%

ANKR

$0.0493932

-3.73%

MX

$4.92

-1.14%

ALT

$0.355394

-5.65%

NFT

$0.00000049

-0.28%

XDC

$0.03471097

-13.70%

ELF

$0.638809

10.03%

ENJ

$0.319255

-3.35%

GMT

$0.238135

-2.19%

MEME

$0.02724696

-5.85%

ZIL

$0.02465533

-3.09%

SKL

$0.08553

-4.96%

LPT

$13.78

-5.44%

RVN

$0.0315173

-3.51%

HOT

$0.00242966

-4.73%

ZRX

$0.49546

-2.55%

MEW

$0.0046972

-16.54%

SC

$0.00723583

-2.82%

AMP

$0.00710766

-4.03%

BAT

$0.254079

-0.90%

SFP

$0.787124

-5.39%

CSPR

$0.03019426

-3.23%

RLB

$0.130025

-1.66%

T

$0.03531961

3.31%

ZEC

$22.59

-1.44%

CFG

$0.680202

-1.07%

ONT

$0.369585

-3.98%

JST

$0.03347592

-0.18%

DCR

$20.66

-3.85%

XEM

$0.03684885

-1.67%

ID

$0.74011

-0.15%

LRC

$0.25218

-2.77%

YGG

$0.846061

-4.18%

RSR

$0.00595149

-3.85%

XCH

$29.22

-3.26%

KSM

$28.86

-0.92%

VTHO

$0.00341733

-1.77%

C98

$0.27859

-3.78%

CHR

$0.307777

-2.34%

ONE

$0.01994647

-3.37%
Price data by
Mat Di Salvo

Mat Di Salvo

Mathew is a journalist who writes for Decrypt with a focus on regulation, privacy, Latin America's growing market and other topics. He has reported on the space since 2018 for numerous publications. Disclosure: No significant crypto holdings.

Stories by Mat Di Salvo

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    This Week in Coins: Bitcoin Stumbles but Meme Coins Come Out Winning—Again

    Illustration by Mitchell Preffer for Decrypt. Bitcoin's movements have been unremarkable this week, weakly wavering seven days after its long-anticipated halving event—but one category of crypto has come out winning: meme coins. Over the past week, Bonk has made the biggest gains, according to CoinGecko data. The Solana-based token is up 58%. The reason for the dog coin's rise is in part due to the Bonk DAO approving a proposal to burn over 278 billion Bonk tokens—seen as a bullish move because...

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    Bitcoin ETFs Bleed Badly as Skittish Investors Cash Out $218 Million

    The months-long torrent of cash flowing into new Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has finally stalled. Investors pulled nearly $218 million out of the products yesterday, according to data from London-based investment firm Farside Investors. The substantial cash out comes after a key federal economic report indicated that the American economy grew slower than expected in the first quarter. The metrics likely mean that the Federal Reserve won’t slash interest rates anytime soon, after raising...

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    Payments Giant Stripe Reenters Crypto With USDC on Ethereum, Solana and Polygon

    Payments processor Stripe is back in the crypto game after announcing today that it will soon allow merchants to receive funds in the USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin.  Starting this summer, the San Francisco-based firm will let companies that use its technology accept USD Coin (USDC) for online payments. USDC is the second biggest stablecoin in the crypto space and the sixth biggest cryptocurrency by market cap.  “We’re excited about empowering Stripe users to accept stablecoin payments, helping them...

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    Franklin Templeton Enables Peer-to-Peer Trades of Blockchain Fund

    Leading asset manager Franklin Templeton will allow customers to exchange shares of its Nasdaq-listed OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund (FOBXX) with each other. In a Thursday announcement, the company said that holders of the BENJI token can now transfer shares directly with each other on a public blockchain. FOBXX was launched in 2021 and exposed investors to American government securities, cash, and repurchase agreements. It initially ran on the Stellar blockchain, but last year was made avai...

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  • Ethereum. Image: Shutterstock

    Consensys Sues SEC Over Attempts to Regulate Ethereum as a Security

    Ethereum software giant Consensys filed suit against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday, alleging that the regulator is trying to "seize control over the future of cryptocurrency"—and that the agency plans to designate Ethereum as a security. Consensys, the Ethereum startup behind the popular MetaMask wallet and Infura infrastructure platform, alleges that the SEC is overreaching in its apparent attempts to regulate Ethereum under current chair Gary Gensler. An agency offic...

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  • Images: Samourai Wallet/Bumble Dee/Shutterstock

    Feds Arrest Founders of Bitcoin Mixer Samourai Wallet

    U.S. authorities on Wednesday arrested and charged the founders of Bitcoin mixer Samourai Wallet, accusing them of conspiracy to commit money laundering. The U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of New York said that Keonne Rodriguez and William Lonergan Hill were charged with operating “a cryptocurrency mixer that executed over $2 billion in unlawful transactions and facilitated more than $100 million in money laundering transactions from illegal dark web markets.” The agency asserts...

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  • Standard Chartered company logo atop a building in Warsaw. Image: Konektus Photo / Shutterstock.com

    Bitcoin ETF Hype Cooling, But BTC Will Still Hit $150,000: Standard Chartered

    A “perfect storm” of recent negative headwinds won’t hold Bitcoin back, and the price of the top digital asset will still reach $150,000 per coin this year, according to Standard Chartered.  A report from the British multinational bank said Tuesday that despite war in the Middle East, higher Treasury yields, and a slowdown of cash entering recently approved Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the asset still has room to climb.  Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of nearly $74,000 last month but h...

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    Jack Dorsey's Square Will Convert Shops' Revenue to Bitcoin via Cash App

    It’s getting easier to get your hands on Bitcoin. And Jack Dorsey’s payments company Block aims to go a step further for Square retail customers thanks to a new feature announced Wednesday. The company said that stores using its Square tech will now be able to automatically convert a portion of daily sales into the cryptocurrency, in tandem with Block's own Cash App product for consumers. Block—which rebranded from Square Inc. in 2021—is the company behind both popular payment products. Square s...

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  • The SEC is the United States primary financial regulator. Image: Shutterstock.

    SEC Punts on Ethereum ETF Proposals From Grayscale and Franklin Templeton

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has delayed giving a decision on spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) proposals from both Grayscale Investments and Wall Street giant Franklin Templeton. In two Tuesday filings, the regulator said it would need more time to review the proposals from the top fund managers. The two firms—and a number of other fund managers—are hoping to get the green light from the SEC so their investment vehicles can start trading on American stock exchanges. Graysc...

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  • Bitcoin. Image: Shutterstock

    Centralized Exchanges Are Already Listing Bitcoin Runes—Which Ones Will Be Next?

    Bitcoin’s new Runes fungible token standard launched late Friday alongside the quadrennial halving event, and the immediate demand pushed network fees to a level never before seen on the original blockchain network. Already, at least one centralized exchange (or CEX) has already taken notice and gotten in on the action. The Cayman Islands-based exchange Gate.io has already listed three of the earliest Runes tokens on Bitcoin: SATOSHI•NAKAMOTO (no connection to the pseudonymous Bitcoin creator),...

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    Grayscale's Bitcoin ‘Mini-Me’ Trust Will Undercut Fellow ETFs With Lowest Fees

    After months and billions of dollars in withdrawals from its long-running Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), Grayscale is prepping a new Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the lowest fees on the market. The fund manager filed to introduce the product in March after investors relentlessly redeemed GBTC following its conversion to a spot ETF in January. On some days, hundreds of millions of dollars left the fund—although Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein said the trust was reaching equilibrium i...

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    When Is the Next Bitcoin Halving?

    Bitcoin’s latest halving event has happened. Are you ready for the next one?  The much-talked about quadrennial event baked into Bitcoin’s code happens every four years, approximately. The first one took place in November 2012, the second in July 2016, the third in May 2020, and the latest was just on Friday—April 19, 2024. And with the fourth one down, the next one is already scheduled when another 210,000 blocks are mined—which is expected sometime in 2028, though the exact month and date will...

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    This Week in Coins: Bitcoin Halving Happens But BTC Doesn't Budge After a Dramatic Week

    Illustration by Mitchell Preffer for Decrypt. The long-anticipated halving event took place on 4/20 and after all the hype and speculation, Bitcoin is...sitting pretty still. CoinGecko shows that the top coin's price stands at $64,041, after dropping by 5% in seven days. Over the past 24 hours—which included the fourth reduction in mining rewards since the birth of BTC—it hasn't moved at all. It's still been a dramatic week for the biggest digital asset by market cap after it got battered last w...

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  • JP Morgan. Image: Felix Lipov/Shutterstock.com

    The Price of BTC Won't Rise After Bitcoin Halving, JP Morgan Says

    Bitcoin is due to undergo its hotly anticipated halving event in just over 24 hours as of this writing, slashing the rewards provided to Bitcoin miners in half and slowing the creation of new coins. Constraining supply sounds like a move that would spur a bullish market, but America’s biggest bank says it’s not so simple. In a Thursday note cited by Bloomberg, JP Morgan analysts said that the oldest and largest digital asset has already been overbought. “We do not expect Bitcoin price increases...

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  • Volatility has always been a Bitcoin characteristic. Image: Shutterstock.

    Is Bitcoin Slipping Back Toward a Bear Market?

    Bitcoin is being weird again. Last month, it touched a new all-time high of nearly $74,000 per coin. Now, after having dropped hard and fast, the biggest digital coin is trading for $61,655.  One definition of a bear market is an asset priced 20% lower than its most recent high. CoinGecko data shows that BTC is currently more than 18% off the new top it hit in March. Does that mean we’re edging toward a bear market just weeks after being in a bull market? Is that possible? Rather than poking th...

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  • Bitcoin Price Plunges to Nearly $60,000 as Halving Nears

    The price of Bitcoin is now trading for below $61,000 per coin, plunging to nearly $60,000 as the pre-halving bloodbath continues losses following a rough weekend. Bitcoin is currently trading for $60,266 according to data from CoinGecko, down nearly 3% over the past 24 hours. Zooming out further, Bitcoin has shed 12% of its value over the past seven days. The leading cryptocurrency's price is now 17% below the new all-time high of nearly $74,000 that it hit in March. Bitcoin is about to undergo...

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    Bitcoin Halving Means BTC May Still Have Room to Run, Says Bitfinex

    Bitcoin is down ahead of the halving, trading now for under $63,000 per coin following a huge sell-off over the weekend.  But paying attention to 2020 data is more important, claims Bitfinex—and shows that the biggest cryptocurrency around still has room to run during this cycle. That’s according to a new report from the crypto exchange, which wrote that investors should look at history to see what the upcoming halving event will do to the asset’s price.  Bitcoin miners will have their rewards c...

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    Bitcoin Miners Battle the AI Boom Ahead of Halving: Bernstein

    Bitcoin miners are increasingly facing off against a new foe to contend with ahead of this week’s halving: the AI boom.  Analysts at investment firm AllianceBernstein, Gautam Chhugani and Mahika Sapra, said that miners are now competing with AI data centers in places like Texas.  Bitcoin miners are largely centralized operations that mint new digital coins. To do so, a Monday report explains, they need to use a lot of computers and therefore energy. Meanwhile, the booming AI industry is also pow...

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    What Is the Bitcoin Halving and Why Should You Care?

    It’s not long before Bitcoin’s next halving takes place—five days, according to our Bitcoin halving countdown tool. Unless you’ve been following Bitcoin closely since its early days, however, you might be confused as to what exactly is happening.  This year’s halving is different in at least one way—more people are talking about the quadrennial event than previous ones. Without getting too technical, here’s what you need to know. What is the halving? Every four years, Bitcoin—the biggest cryptoc...

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    Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Worth Millions Just Moved After 14 Years of Inactivity

    The old-school Bitcoin holders are at it again. With just days before Bitcoin’s long-awaited halving event, a wallet holding a chunk of the mined cryptocurrency from back when pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto was still active finally moved its stash for the first time after 14 years. On-chain data shows that the wallet moved 50 BTC—today worth $3.2 million. A large part of it went to a Coinbase address.  Blockchain sleuths on Twitter (aka X) said that the address was a miner who’d minted th...

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