BTC
$66,851.06
-3.40%
ETH
$1,895.46
-3.16%
SOL
$75.53
-6.34%
ZEC
$882.89
-8.81%
XRP
$0.9899
-2.83%
AKE
$0.0121
+91.51%
NVDAB
$161.99
-4.08%
BNB
$611.73
-4.45%
NEAR
$3.32
-5.98%
SPCXB
$135.22
-3.81%
SOXLB
$55.80
-13.13%
SHELL
$0.0289
+47.50%
PEPE
$0.00000429
-5.71%
UNI
$5.43
-6.61%
HYPE
$68.19
-8.29%
ENA
$0.1258
-8.91%
DOGE
$0.0626
-4.16%
SUI
$0.7642
-5.20%
SNDKB
$862.80
-6.56%
INJ
$7.83
-0.51%
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