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BTC

$79,914.00

0.40%

ETH

$2,503.04

2.05%

BNB

$763.01

5.79%

SOL

$104.27

2.29%

TRX

$0.33348

0.46%

ZEC

$1,065.16

4.13%

RAIN

$0.01722412

4.72%

XMR

$553.76

4.33%

ADA

$0.22132

5.08%

XLM

$0.186079

3.70%

BCH

$263.83

6.93%

CC

$0.110782

3.08%

SUI

$0.797282

4.04%

SHIB

$0.00000549

4.80%

CRO

$0.057377

2.87%

M

$1.12

-0.86%

OKB

$115.67

5.86%

TAO

$236.92

3.67%

MNT

$0.585359

2.28%

ENA

$0.178951

9.26%

SKY

$0.07089

5.29%

DOT

$0.930543

3.69%

PUMP

$0.00400901

-5.22%

PEPE

$0.00000365

5.29%

HTX

$0.00000169

2.42%

WLD

$0.400807

3.83%

U

$0.999242

-0.02%

ARB

$0.19111

44.90%

BTW

$0.451137

0.03%

PI

$0.095597

1.41%

POL

$0.098876

5.10%

GT

$9.43

11.53%

JST

$0.110294

1.65%

KAS

$0.03064929

3.57%

VVV

$17.28

-4.90%

JUP

$0.22432

3.95%

GHO

$0.999258

0.01%

FIL

$0.834808

8.79%

BDX

$0.079215

0.51%

CRV

$0.38516

9.03%

VET

$0.00698488

0.76%

FLR

$0.00672341

0.96%

SPX

$0.601425

0.93%

XDC

$0.02801981

1.36%

APT

$0.620433

4.82%

STX

$0.266288

0.14%

HASH

$0.00742698

-7.73%

AKE

$0.0181728

-3.65%

FET

$0.166849

4.59%

FF

$0.12017

12.25%

TIA

$0.383484

7.32%

KAU

$144.54

0.05%

UB

$0.133408

1.32%

LDO

$0.39969

1.13%

SEI

$0.04856445

3.54%

SUN

$0.01687655

2.34%

GNO

$118.68

1.59%

MON

$0.02571313

1.52%

BTT

$0.0000003

0.73%

LUNC

$0.00005271

1.72%

BONK

$0.00000331

-0.79%

DCR

$16.26

-13.67%

RAY

$0.967601

17.28%

XTZ

$0.238251

2.74%

XPL

$0.093382

-0.33%

CFX

$0.04914916

3.41%

TWT

$0.614946

-3.52%

OP

$0.110684

11.27%

NFT

$0.00000024

-0.48%

USX

$0.999468

-0.00%

AI

$0.233341

7.81%

STRK

$0.0316383

12.28%

JTO

$0.420227

4.20%

WIF

$0.213907

5.20%

GRT

$0.01870851

9.96%

KAIA

$0.03122629

1.92%

AR

$3.04

12.25%

IOTA

$0.04150645

6.22%

ZBCN

$0.00184274

-0.60%

2Z

$0.052344

2.15%

B

$0.173478

28.71%

DRV

$0.170252

-8.23%

TEL

$0.0017097

-0.05%

AXS

$0.953586

1.22%

NPC

$0.02049982

-2.44%

XCN

$0.00416488

2.17%

AKT

$0.539776

4.85%

MX

$1.75

0.34%

UAI

$0.65196

43.33%

SKR

$0.02214042

2.28%

VSN

$0.04091917

0.13%

H

$0.075647

-7.27%

CHZ

$0.0139486

3.06%

XEC

$0.0000073

2.03%

APE

$0.1434

2.33%

SFP

$0.284902

5.05%

KMNO

$0.02504526

0.39%

A

$0.080587

3.53%

Q

$0.02870847

2.68%

SNX

$0.218104

2.31%

OZO

$0.130902

-0.01%

DOG

$0.00123057

-0.85%

AWE

$0.061455

0.51%

RLB

$0.075596

-7.60%

S

$0.0305927

2.57%

SAND

$0.04004473

1.92%

IMX

$0.13301

6.85%
Price data by
Tim Hakki

Tim Hakki

Tim is a freelance journalist and music industry copywriter from London whose work has appeared in Vice, among other places. He is currently finishing his first novel. Disclosure: No significant crypto holdings.

Stories by Tim Hakki

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  • Image: @notthreadguy on Twitter

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  • The Monetory Authority of Singapore (MAS) made notable crypto moves this week. Image: Richie Chan / Shutterstock.com

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  • Authorities around the world are making crypto regulations a top priority. Image: Shutterstock

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