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
+8.51%
$0.1155

PRICE
+5.39%
$288.65

PRICE
+5.21%
$0.7387

PRICE
+4.77%
$1.82

PRICE
+4.03%
$2.98

PRICE
+3.71%
$86.55

PRICE
+3.66%
$0.00001001

PRICE
+3.58%
$0.2072
PRICE
+3.28%
$0.03351

PRICE
+3.24%
$2.35

PRICE
+2.88%
$0.6759

PRICE
+2.57%
$385.84

PRICE
+2.35%
$0.052

PRICE
+2.27%
$0.2782

PRICE
+2.19%
$0.3370

PRICE
+2.05%
$0.05674

PRICE
+1.4%
$0.2396

PRICE
+1.24%
$2.49
PRICE
+1.09%
$0.01132

PRICE
+0.90%
$1.35

PRICE
+0.90%
$0.007328

PRICE
+0.77%
$0.03177

PRICE
+0.68%
$1.04

PRICE
+0.57%
$1.22

PRICE
+0.51%
$3.23

VOL24
+1,879%
$1.14

VOL24
+130.75%
$0.9991

VOL24
+78.11%
$10.32

VOL24
+75.38%
$86.69

VOL24
+68.77%
$0.1159
VOL24
+59.16%
$0.03356

VOL24
+58.64%
$0.2783

VOL24
+57.97%
$0.3367

VOL24
+52.56%
$0.7404

VOL24
+42.84%
$0.9992

VOL24
+38.39%
$0.08422

VOL24
+33.75%
$0.6762

VOL24
+24.41%
$0.2076

VOL24
+23.37%
$8.38

VOL24
+17.97%
$2.98

VOL24
+17.18%
$0.07994

VOL24
+15.47%
$1.83

VOL24
+12.11%
$0.9030

VOL24
+11.81%
$0.1497

VOL24
+10.45%
$0.03182

VOL24
+5.62%
$0.1765

VOL24
+2.75%
$0.052

VOL24
+0.95%
$0.007598

VOL24
+0.82%
$1.22

VOL24
+0.25%
$0.9999

PRICE
+8.51%
$0.1155

PRICE
+5.39%
$288.65

PRICE
+5.21%
$0.7387

PRICE
+4.77%
$1.82

PRICE
+4.03%
$2.98

PRICE
+3.71%
$86.55

PRICE
+3.66%
$0.00001001

PRICE
+3.58%
$0.2072
PRICE
+3.28%
$0.03351

PRICE
+3.24%
$2.35

PRICE
+2.88%
$0.6759

PRICE
+2.57%
$385.84

PRICE
+2.35%
$0.052

PRICE
+2.27%
$0.2782

PRICE
+2.19%
$0.3370

PRICE
+2.05%
$0.05674

PRICE
+1.4%
$0.2396

PRICE
+1.24%
$2.49
PRICE
+1.09%
$0.01132

PRICE
+0.90%
$1.35

PRICE
+0.90%
$0.007328

PRICE
+0.77%
$0.03177

PRICE
+0.68%
$1.04

PRICE
+0.57%
$1.22

PRICE
+0.51%
$3.23

VOL24
+1,879%
$1.14

VOL24
+130.75%
$0.9991

VOL24
+78.11%
$10.32

VOL24
+75.38%
$86.69

VOL24
+68.77%
$0.1159
VOL24
+59.16%
$0.03356

VOL24
+58.64%
$0.2783

VOL24
+57.97%
$0.3367

VOL24
+52.56%
$0.7404

VOL24
+42.84%
$0.9992

VOL24
+38.39%
$0.08422

VOL24
+33.75%
$0.6762

VOL24
+24.41%
$0.2076

VOL24
+23.37%
$8.38

VOL24
+17.97%
$2.98

VOL24
+17.18%
$0.07994

VOL24
+15.47%
$1.83

VOL24
+12.11%
$0.9030

VOL24
+11.81%
$0.1497

VOL24
+10.45%
$0.03182

VOL24
+5.62%
$0.1765

VOL24
+2.75%
$0.052

VOL24
+0.95%
$0.007598

VOL24
+0.82%
$1.22

VOL24
+0.25%
$0.9999
Rise 40%
Fall 60%


$0.3270
#13379
$14,127,919
$1,540,136
49,999,060.93
49,999,060.93
1 May 2026, 21:50

In TRX momentum, RSI remains neutral at 57.73 while the MACD bearish histogram shows weakness. Short-term bullish above EMA20, however with BTC sideways and Supertrend bearish, resistance at 0.34 i...
1 May 2026, 07:15

Eric Trump is no longer shown on the leadership page of Alt5 Sigma Corp., the Las Vegas company that became closely tied to the Trump family’s crypto business, World Liberty Financial Inc. His name had appeared on the company’s website as recently as March, when he was listed as an adviser and board observer. By last week, Eric was no longer there. Alt5, which now calls itself AI Financial (NASDAQ: ALTS), became part of the Trump crypto story after it agreed to hold World Liberty tokens on its balance sheet in August, and agreed to build a $1.5 billion crypto reserve. In return, World Liberty received stock in AI Financial and board seats.. Alt5 keeps other World Liberty names listed while Eric leaves the public page Eric was first lined up for a stronger role at Alt5. The early plan had him joining the board as a director. He was expected to sit there with Zachary Witkoff, the son of presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, and Zak Folkman. Zachary and Zak are also co-founders of World Liberty Financial. That plan did not stay the same. Eric later became a board observer, not a director. A board observer can usually attend board meetings, read materials, and stay close to the company’s internal discussions. The person does not normally vote on board decisions. Zachary and Zak are still listed on the company’s board page . Alt5 reported a loss of more than $341 million in its latest fiscal year. In its newest annual filing, management warned investors that there was serious doubt about whether the company could keep running for another year. World Liberty faces legal heat, falling token prices, and questions over outside crypto ties The trouble around World Liberty has been getting louder. Last month, Cryptopolitan reported crypto billionaire Justin Sun sued the company. Justin accused World Liberty of extortion and of illegally freezing his tokens. Eric responded on X and called the lawsuit “ridiculous.” Other Trump-linked crypto assets have also lost value since launch. Shares tied to a Bitcoin mining company have fallen. The $TRUMP virtual token has also been steadily crashing. AI Financial has also agreed to buy Block Street, a crypto infrastructure startup owned by one of the company’s own advisers. SEC filings say the Las Vegas company signed the deal last Monday. The purchase could be worth up to $43 million. Morgan, the adviser behind Block Street, pushed back against the idea that the deal was self-dealing. He told Fortune that Block Street is not making revenue. He also said he had offered the startup to several public companies in late 2025 and turned down proposals with possible value above $100 million in “upside.” Another issue comes through AB, a crypto venture that announced an arrangement with World Liberty less than a month after the Trump administration brought criminal charges and sanctions against a large alleged scam network. One AB-linked project was a planned “blockchain”-themed resort in East Timor. Two men tied to that resort were later named in the U.S. crackdown. They were the controlling shareholder and the general manager of the resort project. U.S. officials said the men had worked for the Prince Group, which the government described as one of Asia’s biggest criminal organizations. The Justice Department said on October 14 last year that Prince Group ran at least 10 violent scam compounds in Cambodia. Officials said enslaved workers were forced to run online fraud, including “pig butchering,” where scammers build fake relationships with victims before stealing their money. That same day, the Treasury Department sanctioned more than 140 people and companies over alleged Prince Group activity and money-laundering networks. A lawyer for World Liberty denied any relationship with the sanctioned men. He said the company did not know about the planned resort when it announced the AB arrangement. He also said the AB deal was not a partnership, but a “limited non-exclusive technology integration” that would allow AB’s network to use the Trump family’s USD1 stablecoin. The lawyer added, “WLF takes its compliance obligations very seriously.” Don’t just read crypto news. Understand it. Subscribe to our newsletter. It's free .
30 Apr 2026, 12:12

Crypto betting has become standard ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The tournament will span the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, with more teams and a dense match schedule. That pace puts pressure on deposits, withdrawals, and in-play execution. The cryptocurrency you use shapes how quickly you can react to odds, how much you pay in fees, and how stable your bankroll remains during the event. Why Cryptocurrencies Better Suited for FIFA Betting A few variables determine how usable a coin is in practice: Transaction speed — delays reduce access to live markets Fees — frequent transfers amplify costs Volatility — affects real profit and loss Liquidity — impacts movement of larger balances Network reliability — critical during peak match times These factors matter most during live betting, where timing and precision drive outcomes. Bitcoin (BTC): Liquidity and Exposure Bitcoin remains the most widely used asset in crypto betting. It offers deep liquidity and is accepted across nearly all sportsbooks, including platforms like Dexsport that support multi-chain betting environments. That liquidity makes BTC suitable for larger wagers and long-term bankroll storage. However, volatility introduces friction. A winning bet can lose value if BTC drops during the same session. Network conditions also affect usability — fees fluctuate, and confirmation times can stretch beyond 30 minutes during congestion. In practice, BTC works best as a reserve asset rather than a tool for rapid betting. USDT: Stability for Match-to-Match Betting USDT removes volatility from the equation. The value stays anchored to USD, which simplifies bankroll management across multiple matches. This is particularly relevant during the World Cup, where bettors often move between games quickly. Platforms that support USDT across multiple networks, including TRC-20 options, allow users to maintain consistent value while keeping transfer times short. The main variable is the network used. USDT on Ethereum can be slow and expensive. On TRON, it becomes fast and almost free. For active bettors, USDT tends to be the working currency. TRX and TRC-20: Speed as a Competitive Edge Low-fee networks like TRON solve two issues at once: speed and cost. Transactions typically settle within seconds, with negligible fees. That makes them suitable for: entering live bets without delay moving funds between matches withdrawing without cost accumulation Dexsport, for example, supports TRON alongside major assets, which allows bettors to switch to faster rails when timing matters. The trade-off is lower liquidity compared to BTC, but for most betting use cases, speed outweighs that limitation. Practical Setup for World Cup Betting A typical structure looks like this: Keep the main balance in BTC Convert to USDT before active sessions Use TRC-20 or similar networks for transfers On platforms that support multiple chains and coins, including Dexsport, this approach can be executed without friction — deposits, bets, and withdrawals happen within the same ecosystem, without relying on external exchanges or banking rails. Dexsport: a Crypto-native Sportsbook for FIFA World Cup 2026 Dexsport supports over 40 cryptocurrencies across 20 networks, including BTC, USDT, and TRX, with fast, fee-free deposits and withdrawals. The platform is built around wallet-based access. You can connect MetaMask or similar wallets and start betting without identity verification. All bets are recorded on-chain, which allows verification of outcomes in real time. For World Cup betting, this setup has practical advantages: Switch between BTC and USDT depending on strategy Use TRC-20 networks for fast in-play betting Avoid delays tied to banking systems or account approvals The result is a setup that aligns with how betting activity actually happens during major tournaments. Network Speed and Cost Comparison Network / Coin Avg. Speed Typical Fee Volatility Use Case Bitcoin (BTC) 10–60 min $1–$10+ High Storage, large bets Ethereum (USDT ERC-20) 1–5 min $5–$20+ Low Stable but costly TRON (TRX / USDT TRC-20) Seconds–2 min Low (USDT) Live betting, transfers BNB Chain Seconds Medium General use Faster networks reduce missed opportunities and friction. Final Take There is no single best cryptocurrency for betting. Each serves a different role: BTC — liquidity and long-term storage USDT — stable execution TRX / TRC-20 — speed and low-cost transfers For the 2026 World Cup, the edge comes from combining them effectively. The faster you can move funds and the more stable your value, the more control you have over each betting decision. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
30 Apr 2026, 11:00

TRX is in an uptrend but bearish Supertrend and BTC pressure are increasing risk. Capital should be protected with $0.3216 stop, R/R ratio favors downside.