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
+7.72%
$0.7486

PRICE
+5.88%
$0.05843

PRICE
+4.26%
$405.3

PRICE
+2.62%
$0.052

PRICE
+2.39%
$0.1140

PRICE
+2.31%
$391.53

PRICE
+2.22%
$0.3386

PRICE
+2.22%
$85.47

PRICE
+2.19%
$0.03207

PRICE
+1.86%
$1.84

PRICE
+1.44%
$8.47
PRICE
+1.17%
$0.03380

PRICE
+0.97%
$2,332.92

PRICE
+0.97%
$0.2936

PRICE
+0.95%
$2,328.27

PRICE
+0.85%
$0.00001001

PRICE
+0.76%
$0.6341

PRICE
+0.72%
$4,555.32

PRICE
+0.63%
$7.33

PRICE
+0.58%
$1.35

PRICE
+0.53%
$2,877.24

PRICE
+0.52%
$58.83

PRICE
+0.41%
$78,760.33

PRICE
+0.34%
$55.42

PRICE
+0.30%
$4,614.38

VOL24
+966.09%
$0.9989

VOL24
+122.87%
$0.052

VOL24
+116.59%
$0.9991

VOL24
+116.41%
$0.1139

VOL24
+114.83%
$0.9978
VOL24
+113.48%
$0.03379

VOL24
+101.65%
$85.46

VOL24
+101.49%
$10.32

VOL24
+86.33%
$0.03210

VOL24
+75.93%
$9.16

VOL24
+74.26%
$0.1190

VOL24
+72.17%
$0.7519

VOL24
+68.02%
$2,328.24

VOL24
+65.37%
$0.9990

VOL24
+53.97%
$0.6676

VOL24
+47.12%
$0.2081

VOL24
+46.46%
$4,613.21

VOL24
+42.19%
$0.9998

VOL24
+42.14%
$1.84

VOL24
+37.08%
$3.01

VOL24
+33.08%
$1.28

VOL24
+33.02%
$3.25

VOL24
+32.92%
$1.22

VOL24
+32.61%
$0.056

VOL24
+31.81%
$7.32

PRICE
+7.72%
$0.7486

PRICE
+5.88%
$0.05843

PRICE
+4.26%
$405.3

PRICE
+2.62%
$0.052

PRICE
+2.39%
$0.1140

PRICE
+2.31%
$391.53

PRICE
+2.22%
$0.3386

PRICE
+2.22%
$85.47

PRICE
+2.19%
$0.03207

PRICE
+1.86%
$1.84

PRICE
+1.44%
$8.47
PRICE
+1.17%
$0.03380

PRICE
+0.97%
$2,332.92

PRICE
+0.97%
$0.2936

PRICE
+0.95%
$2,328.27

PRICE
+0.85%
$0.00001001

PRICE
+0.76%
$0.6341

PRICE
+0.72%
$4,555.32

PRICE
+0.63%
$7.33

PRICE
+0.58%
$1.35

PRICE
+0.53%
$2,877.24

PRICE
+0.52%
$58.83

PRICE
+0.41%
$78,760.33

PRICE
+0.34%
$55.42

PRICE
+0.30%
$4,614.38

VOL24
+966.09%
$0.9989

VOL24
+122.87%
$0.052

VOL24
+116.59%
$0.9991

VOL24
+116.41%
$0.1139

VOL24
+114.83%
$0.9978
VOL24
+113.48%
$0.03379

VOL24
+101.65%
$85.46

VOL24
+101.49%
$10.32

VOL24
+86.33%
$0.03210

VOL24
+75.93%
$9.16

VOL24
+74.26%
$0.1190

VOL24
+72.17%
$0.7519

VOL24
+68.02%
$2,328.24

VOL24
+65.37%
$0.9990

VOL24
+53.97%
$0.6676

VOL24
+47.12%
$0.2081

VOL24
+46.46%
$4,613.21

VOL24
+42.19%
$0.9998

VOL24
+42.14%
$1.84

VOL24
+37.08%
$3.01

VOL24
+33.08%
$1.28

VOL24
+33.02%
$3.25

VOL24
+32.92%
$1.22

VOL24
+32.61%
$0.056

VOL24
+31.81%
$7.32
Rise 40%
Fall 60%

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3 May 2026, 07:29

A firm consensus is emerging among developers and crypto advocates to leave Satoshi Nakamoto's original Bitcoin stash completely untouched.
3 May 2026, 07:00

The market was not betting on continued bullish momentum for Bitcoin, although a short squeeze toward $82k remained viable.
3 May 2026, 06:15

Nexo Lets Users Borrow Against XRP at 0% APR as Crypto Lending Heats Up Nexo is doubling down on crypto-backed lending with a major upgrade to its flagship Zero-Interest Credit line, now letting users borrow against XRP and Solana at 0% APR. By adding both assets alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum as eligible collateral, the platform is signaling a clear shift, moving digital assets beyond passive holding into practical, everyday financial tools. At its core, the offering taps into a simple but powerful premise: unlock liquidity without parting with your crypto. By pledging XRP or SOL as collateral, users can borrow stablecoins while keeping their assets intact. Nexo acknowledges the model is designed to deliver greater certainty, eliminating liquidation risk at maturity under specific conditions and offering a more predictable path through volatile market swings. The digital assets wealth platform says its Zero-interest Credit product has already processed over $170 million in loans, with 66% of borrowers returning for another round. This kind of repeat activity points to rising demand for crypto-backed credit, especially among users who want liquidity now without giving up their long-term positions. XRP and Solana Join Nexo’s Collateral Framework as Crypto Lending Expands Nexo framed the update as a strategic expansion of its credit ecosystem, bringing XRP and Solana fully into its collateral framework. The move is designed to extend built-in downside protection while giving users greater flexibility across a broader range of assets, shifting borrowing power beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum. The timing aligns with broader developments in on-chain lending infrastructure. In late March, Evernorth signaled plans to roll out native XRP lending on the XRP Ledger, a move that could unlock up to $100 billion in sidelined capital by pushing lending activity fully on-chain. If delivered at scale, it would mark a major transition toward self-contained liquidity within the XRP ecosystem. Furthermore, Coinbase expanded its own credit offering, adding XRP, Dogecoin, Cardano, and Litecoin as eligible collateral for U.S. users. The program enables borrowing of up to $100,000 in USD Coin, underscoring intensifying competition among major platforms to capture rising demand for crypto-backed loans. Therefore, these developments point to a clear trend: digital assets are being repositioned from passive holdings into yield-generating financial tools. Whether through centralized players like Nexo and Coinbase or emerging on-chain frameworks like Evernorth’s XRPL initiative, the lending layer of crypto is quickly maturing into a more structured, accessible, and capital-efficient credit market.
3 May 2026, 05:47

Bitcoin’s price sluggishness that began on Friday was interrupted by a quick but unsustainable surge to just over $79,000 on Sunday morning after the latest developments on the Iran-US front. This time, reports claimed that Iran had sent its latest peace proposal to the US, which was the reason behind the quick uptick. However, US President Donald Trump was not too hopeful. “I will soon be reviewing the plan that Iran has just sent to us, but can’t imagine that it would be acceptable in that they have not yet paid a big enough price for what they have done to Humanity, and the World, over the last 47 years,” he said on his social media platform, Truth Social. Perhaps his pessimism was the reason why BTC’s breakout attempt was halted in its tracks, and the asset quickly returned to its starting point at $78,000. The previous development on the matter, the Friday proposition from Iran, pushed it north from under $77,000 to over $78,000, where it calmed on Saturday and remained there on Saturday. Some analysts, though, remain cautious or even worried about BTC’s future price moves. Ali Martinez, for example, outlined that a key technical indicator which previous called the rebound from the February low has now flashed a major sell signal that could drive the cryptocurrency to under $60,000 if the $67,500 support cracks. The post Bitcoin Swings After Iran’s Latest Proposal to the US – What’s Next? appeared first on CryptoPotato .