Cryptocurrency Prices & Profiles

Open any of the 14 coin pages listed here to check a live price, market cap and volume, look back at price history and read how each asset works.

This page gathers our 14 coin pages in one list. Most are profiles of a single asset, such as Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, Cardano, Chainlink, Dogecoin, BNB and ZCash, each with a price, market cap, trading volume and a chart. Two cover the dollar stablecoins Tether and USDC. The rest are explainers that sit close to price data: a Bitcoin price history page, a BTC volume overview, a Bitcoin vs. Ethereum comparison and a piece on what drives Bitcoin’s price. The Crypto Desk signs these pages.

How to read a coin page

Start with the headline figures. Price is the current quote in US dollars. Market cap is that price multiplied by the coins in circulation, so it tells you the size of a network, not how much money has flowed into it. Trading volume is the value that changed hands over the past day. A coin with a large market cap and thin volume can move sharply on modest orders. The chart and the history page show how the price has behaved over longer stretches, which says more than a single day’s change. Market data pages rebuild about every five minutes from live data feeds, so a figure can trail the market slightly between rebuilds. Stablecoins need a different reading. Their price should sit close to one dollar, and the useful question is how the issuer backs that peg. Our USDC explainer walks through the mechanics.

How the list was put together and sourced

This is a set of profiles, not a ranking, and inclusion is not a recommendation. If you want coins ordered by size, use the coin rankings by market cap. The text on each page is drafted with help from AI language models working from our recorded data. Automated checks then compare it with that record and reject unsupported claims. Every article shows the team that signs it, the date it was published and the date its text last changed. Those dates move only when the text changes. Pages that rely on outside material list it under “Sources cited on this page”. Fintrev has no paid partnerships and no affiliate links, and no brand can pay for a review, a score or a place in a ranking. The full process is set out in our methodology.

What to watch out for

Crypto prices can fall quickly and by large amounts, and buying, holding or trading coins carries a real risk of loss. Nothing here is financial advice. Figures for the same coin often differ slightly from one exchange or data source to another, because each venue has its own order book and fees. Daily volume can also be inflated on some venues, so treat it as a rough signal rather than a precise count. Before acting on a price move, check the wider market. The Fear & Greed index gives a quick read on sentiment, and the crypto profit calculator lets you test what a position would look like after a given price change, including a loss.

FAQ

How often do the prices on these coin pages update?

Market data pages rebuild about every five minutes from live data feeds. That means the price, market cap and volume you see can trail the market by a few minutes, especially during fast moves. For an order you are about to place, the quote on your exchange is the one that counts.

Is this list a ranking of the best coins to buy?

No. It is a set of coin profiles and related explainers, and being listed here is not a recommendation. If you want coins ordered by size, the coin rankings page sorts them by market cap. Crypto carries a real risk of loss, and nothing on these pages is financial advice.

Why does the price here differ from the price on my exchange?

Each exchange has its own order book, so the same coin trades at slightly different prices across venues. Our figures come from live data feeds and refresh about every five minutes, so timing can add a small gap. Large differences are worth checking on the exchange itself before you trade.

Does Fintrev earn money if I click through to a coin or exchange?

No. Fintrev currently has no paid partnerships and no affiliate links, and the site shows no display advertising. Links to brands go to their official sites and are marked nofollow sponsored. If partner links are ever added, the Advertising disclosure page and the links themselves will say so.