This catalog groups 1 cryptocurrencies conceived as a store of value, with capped supply and a focus on preserving purchasing power long-term — Bitcoin is the canonical example. The oldest in this group is Bitcoin (2009). Prices and market caps come live from CoinGecko — the static data below (consensus, supply, launch year) is each project's technical profile.
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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".
They are cryptocurrencies conceived as a store of value, with capped supply and a focus on preserving purchasing power long-term — Bitcoin is the canonical example. It's a grouping for browsing this catalog, not an official classification — some projects could fit in more than one category.
High, like all crypto: volatility far above the stock market, no guarantee-fund protection, plus regulatory and technological risk. The basic rule: only money you can afford to lose entirely.
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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.