Coin info
Rank
Market Cap
Volume (24h)
Circulating Supply
Total Supply
Do you think the price will rise or fall?
Rise 40%
Fall 60%
Price perfomance
Depth of Market
Depth +2%
Depth -2%


PRICE
+7.85%
$0.1147

PRICE
+6.89%
$397.86

PRICE
+6.67%
$0.05721

PRICE
+5.51%
$0.7470
PRICE
+4.7%
$0.03363

PRICE
+4.53%
$0.2107

PRICE
+4.21%
$286.71

PRICE
+3.84%
$1.82

PRICE
+2.94%
$85.96

PRICE
+2.79%
$3.04

PRICE
+2.69%
$394.12

PRICE
+2.29%
$0.052

PRICE
+1.97%
$0.6686

PRICE
+1.48%
$0.3381

PRICE
+0.96%
$9.16

PRICE
+0.82%
$0.2379

PRICE
+0.81%
$2,318.99

PRICE
+0.81%
$3.24

PRICE
+0.79%
$0.007319

PRICE
+0.79%
$0.9287

PRICE
+0.76%
$2.33

PRICE
+0.70%
$0.054

PRICE
+0.68%
$2,324.56

PRICE
+0.68%
$1.04

PRICE
+0.63%
$1.91

VOL24
+154.63%
$0.1148
VOL24
+129.73%
$0.03363

VOL24
+123.19%
$0.052

VOL24
+101.48%
$0.7468

VOL24
+98.32%
$85.97

VOL24
+93.89%
$10.32

VOL24
+90.88%
$0.2106

VOL24
+77.88%
$1.14

VOL24
+73.8%
$0.6687

VOL24
+73.33%
$0.9993

VOL24
+73.28%
$0.1183

VOL24
+69.27%
$0.9990

VOL24
+69.15%
$0.3381

VOL24
+45.55%
$9.11

VOL24
+41.81%
$0.03186

VOL24
+37.95%
$1.83

VOL24
+27.22%
$0.08063

VOL24
+26.01%
$0.08417

VOL24
+22.5%
$0.9990

VOL24
+21.87%
$1.21

VOL24
+21.52%
$0.9027

VOL24
+16.97%
$0.2790

VOL24
+16.43%
$0.056

VOL24
+13.39%
$92.62

VOL24
+10.37%
$2.02

PRICE
+7.85%
$0.1147

PRICE
+6.89%
$397.86

PRICE
+6.67%
$0.05721

PRICE
+5.51%
$0.7470
PRICE
+4.7%
$0.03363

PRICE
+4.53%
$0.2107

PRICE
+4.21%
$286.71

PRICE
+3.84%
$1.82

PRICE
+2.94%
$85.96

PRICE
+2.79%
$3.04

PRICE
+2.69%
$394.12

PRICE
+2.29%
$0.052

PRICE
+1.97%
$0.6686

PRICE
+1.48%
$0.3381

PRICE
+0.96%
$9.16

PRICE
+0.82%
$0.2379

PRICE
+0.81%
$2,318.99

PRICE
+0.81%
$3.24

PRICE
+0.79%
$0.007319

PRICE
+0.79%
$0.9287

PRICE
+0.76%
$2.33

PRICE
+0.70%
$0.054

PRICE
+0.68%
$2,324.56

PRICE
+0.68%
$1.04

PRICE
+0.63%
$1.91

VOL24
+154.63%
$0.1148
VOL24
+129.73%
$0.03363

VOL24
+123.19%
$0.052

VOL24
+101.48%
$0.7468

VOL24
+98.32%
$85.97

VOL24
+93.89%
$10.32

VOL24
+90.88%
$0.2106

VOL24
+77.88%
$1.14

VOL24
+73.8%
$0.6687

VOL24
+73.33%
$0.9993

VOL24
+73.28%
$0.1183

VOL24
+69.27%
$0.9990

VOL24
+69.15%
$0.3381

VOL24
+45.55%
$9.11

VOL24
+41.81%
$0.03186

VOL24
+37.95%
$1.83

VOL24
+27.22%
$0.08063

VOL24
+26.01%
$0.08417

VOL24
+22.5%
$0.9990

VOL24
+21.87%
$1.21

VOL24
+21.52%
$0.9027

VOL24
+16.97%
$0.2790

VOL24
+16.43%
$0.056

VOL24
+13.39%
$92.62

VOL24
+10.37%
$2.02
Rise 40%
Fall 60%


$0.9996
#13502
$10,156,309
$4,351,442
10,214,393.39
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3 May 2026, 05:30

Bernardo Bilotta argues that banks avoid stablecoins not due to a lack of technical understanding, but to protect their vital relationships with central banks and Western correspondent banks, who are notoriously risk-averse. Key Takeaways: Bernardo Bilotta notes Asia handles 50% of global stablecoin flows, but banks fear regulatory risk. Tether and eStable now enable local
3 May 2026, 03:26

🚀 Crypto card spending hit $606 million in March, soaring 500 percent. Most transactions happened using $USDT on the Tron network. Continue Reading: Crypto card spending jumps 500 percent to $606 million The post Crypto card spending jumps 500 percent to $606 million appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
3 May 2026, 02:23

TRON captured 35% of crypto card payment volume in March as total spending hit $606 million. That puts crypto card spending at roughly $600 million a month, up 500% since September 2024, per PaymentScan data , making card programs one of the fastest-growing businesses on public blockchains. Visa is the rail beneath it all. The company processed roughly 90% of crypto card transactions in March, building its lead through partnerships with crypto-native infrastructure providers rather than traditional sponsor banks. Its Bridge stablecoin card program is expanding to new regions through 2026. The chain-level breakdown: TRON 35%, BNB Chain 15%, the rest split across smaller networks. TRON’s settlement layer captures a third of payment volume TRON’s share reflects where stablecoin liquidity already sits. The chain processed approximately $2 trillion in USDT transfers in the first quarter of 2026, per Messari’s TRON Q1 2026 report , with USDT accounting for 98.6% of all stablecoins on the network. TRON: USDT Supply and Transfer | Source: CryptoQuant The chain’s three-second block times and resource-based fee model make stablecoin transfers cheap and fast enough for point-of-sale flow. “Stablecoins have already become the base rails for global value movement,” TRON founder Justin Sun said in an April interview . The card data is the first month-by-month evidence that the rails are now reaching everyday spending, not just on-chain settlement. As Cryptopolitan reported in February, fintech platform Kolo integrated TRON to process more than $250 million in transaction volume, with about 30% executed directly on TRC-20 USDT rails. That single integration is the small-scale version of what the March numbers now show at the network level. Southeast Asia drives the volume Southeast Asia accounted for approximately 60% of global stablecoin payment volume during the period, with local card issuance growing 83x between 2024 and 2025. The cards serve as primary financial access for users in areas with thin or expensive banking infrastructure. That distinction explains why the cashback war among emerging issuers is heating up. Jupiter Global’s Solana-based Visa card returns 4% to 10% cashback by tier and posted 660% month-over-month growth in April. KAST, Tria, and the Solana-based Pengu Card have widened the field beyond established issuers, with Pengu enabling USDC and USDT spending at an estimated 150 million merchants globally. USDC is also gaining ground on USDT in card volume, even as USDT continues to dominate raw on-chain stablecoin supply. Stablecoins move from on-chain liquidity to consumer wallets Crypto cards sit at a structural intersection. Stablecoins handle value storage and chain-level transfer. Visa handles point-of-sale connectivity. The bridge between them has compressed exchange withdrawals, bank transfers, and settlement delays into a single tap. Industry commentator Marty Party predicted that Visa-issued stablecoin cards on Apple Pay and Android Tap will onboard 10 million users before merchants adopt native stablecoin settlement. Stablecoins are no longer competing only for on-chain liquidity. They are competing for consumer wallets. The smartest crypto minds already read our newsletter. Want in? Join them .
2 May 2026, 22:51

Nigel Farage received a 5M£ gift from Harborne, Tether shareholder. Reform UK leads in crypto donations, but the UK imposed a ban. Farage defends BTC reserves. Current BTC: 78.673$ (+0,53%), strong...