Real-time price, technical profile and official links for the top 100 cryptocurrencies. And when you want to run the numbers, simulate a long-term DCA in the calculator.
BTC
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The first cryptocurrency and the largest by market cap. Fixed 21M supply and a halving every 4 years; many consider it "digital gold".
ETH
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The leading smart-contract platform: DeFi, NFTs and thousands of apps run on it. It moved to Proof of Stake in 2022.
USDT
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The most used stablecoin: aims to keep a 1:1 peg with the US dollar. Not an appreciating investment but a haven within the ecosystem.
BNB
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The token of the Binance exchange and BNB Chain. Used for discounted fees and across its chain's applications.
SOL
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A high-performance chain with very fast, cheap transactions. Popular for DeFi, NFTs and payments.
USDC
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A regulated stablecoin issued by Circle with audited reserves. 1:1 peg with the US dollar.
XRP
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Designed for near-instant, low-cost international payments and transfers via the XRP Ledger.
DOGE
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The original memecoin, born as a joke in 2013. Highly volatile and driven by social-media sentiment.
ADA
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A smart-contract platform with an academic approach and peer-reviewed development.
TRX
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A chain focused on cheap transactions; today it carries much of the world's stablecoin volume (especially USDT).
AVAX
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A smart-contract platform with near-instant finality and customizable subnets for enterprises and gaming.
LINK
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The leading oracle network: connects smart contracts with real-world data (prices, weather, events).
TON
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A chain that originated at Telegram and is integrated into its app, giving it access to hundreds of millions of users.
SHIB
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A memecoin inspired by Dogecoin with its own ecosystem (Shibarium). Extremely volatile.
DOT
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A network that interconnects multiple blockchains ("parachains") under shared security.
LTC
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One of the oldest projects: "silver to Bitcoin's gold", with faster blocks and low fees.
BCH
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A 2017 fork of Bitcoin with bigger blocks, aimed at cheap everyday payments.
NEAR
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A chain that scales via sharding, focused on user experience and AI applications.
UNI
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The governance token of the largest decentralized exchange (DEX), pioneer of the automated market maker model.
XLM
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A payments network built for remittances and asset issuance, with fees of a fraction of a cent.
XMR
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The reference privacy coin: transactions hide sender, receiver and amount by default.
ATOM
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"The internet of blockchains": a standard (IBC) that lets sovereign chains talk to each other.
AAVE
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The largest DeFi lending protocol: deposit crypto to earn interest or borrow against collateral.
HBAR
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An enterprise network based on hashgraph (not a classic blockchain), governed by a council of major companies.
Drops of 50-80% are historically normal even for Bitcoin. Only invest money you do not need, and stress-test it in the Projection tab with 60-80% volatility.
Contributing a fixed amount every month smooths crypto's brutal market cycles and removes the stress of timing the market.
"Not your keys, not your coins": on an exchange a third party holds your crypto. For larger amounts, consider your own wallet (cold storage if possible).
Gains are taxed in the savings base (19%-28%) like funds, but beware: every sale or crypto-to-crypto swap is a taxable event; there are no tax-free transfers.
The "Simulate DCA" button opens the calculator with an illustrative, prudent annual return (not a prediction). Cryptocurrencies can lose most of their value.
Market data from the public CoinGecko API; technical profiles are indicative. Nothing on this page is financial advice: cryptocurrencies are extremely high-risk assets with no guarantees.