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TokenMarketCap brings together the price, market cap, 24-hour trading volume and 7-day price chart of more than 500 cryptocurrencies on a single page. The table is sorted by market cap by default; use the tabs to switch to the biggest gainers and losers, and click the star to build your own watchlist.
A coin's detail page lists its historical price chart, supply data, all-time high and low, and the exchanges where it trades. Use the categories page to explore sectors, and the exchange list to compare trading venues.
Market cap is a coin's current price multiplied by its circulating supply. For example, a coin priced at $10 with 1 million units in circulation has a market cap of $10 million. Rankings are based on this value; a high price alone does not make a coin more valuable.
Circulating supply is the amount that can be bought and sold on the market right now. Total supply covers everything that has been issued, including locked portions. Max supply is the ceiling that can never be exceeded — for Bitcoin that number is 21 million.
It is the total value of that cryptocurrency traded on exchanges over the last 24 hours. High volume points to a liquid market where buying and selling is easy. An asset with a large market cap but very low volume can suffer price slippage when you trade it.
It is Bitcoin's market cap as a share of the total crypto market cap. A rising ratio is read as capital moving into Bitcoin, a falling one as capital rotating into altcoins. On its own it is not a buy or sell signal.
It is an indicator that measures market sentiment on a scale of 0 to 100. It combines inputs such as volatility, trading volume, social media and market dominance. Values near 0 mean extreme fear, values near 100 mean extreme greed.
Price and market data come from CoinGecko; when that source does not respond, we automatically fall back to CoinMarketCap. Live prices for the larger listed coins are additionally updated through the Binance live feed. The data is for information only and is not investment advice.