Cryptocurrency prices by market cap

The crypto market cap is the total value of all the coins of a particular cryptocurrency that have been mined or are in circulation. The market cap of a cryptocurrency is determined by the current price multiplied by the circulating supply. In other words, we can use this formula: Market cap = crypto price per coin x circulating supply The circulating supply is the number of crypto tokens publicly available and circulating in the market. The market cap is used to help rank cryptocurrencies. The higher the market cap of a particular crypto coin, the higher its ranking and share of the market. Find out more about crypto basics in our Help Centre. You can also sign up for our Learn courses to discover all the essentials — and earn bonus crypto with select courses. Just download our app and head over to Crypto to get started.

Crypto prices are always changing, but we stream prices from the exchanges we’ve partnered with and calculate a Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP). Our rate takes into account factors such as market depth and volatility. Check out our Help Centre for more info on how we calculate our crypto rates.

Revolut is a great place to check crypto prices. You can track 175+ cryptocurrencies across 36 currencies, both on our website and in the app. The app lets you stay on top of metrics such as 24-hour trading volume, market cap, max supply, historical performance, circulating supply, and more — all in one place. You can also set up automated price volatility alerts to get notifications whenever a token's price changes by more than 2%. All you have to do is download our app and head over to Crypto to get started.

A cryptocurrency's 24-hour trading volume is the total dollar value of coins that have exchanged hands, or been bought and sold worldwide, during a defined 24-hour period. This includes exchanges outside of Revolut. For example, if the 24-hour volume for Bitcoin is $20 billion, it means that $20 billion worth of Bitcoin were traded across all exchanges worldwide in the last 24 hours, including those outside of Revolut. Learn more about crypto basics in our Help Centre, and download our app to explore all the essentials with our Learn courses.Try Revolut now.

A cryptocurrency's price definitely influences its market cap. Even if there are few coins in circulation for a given cryptocurrency, the market cap will increase if the price of each coin is high. For example, if crypto coin X has a circulating supply of 100,000 and each coin's value is $10,000, then the overall market cap will be $1 billion. If we were to turn this into a quick formula, it would look like this: $10,000 (price) x 100,000 (circulating supply) = $1,000,000,000 (market cap) This means if a crypto coin has a high circulating supply but a low price, the market cap will be lower. Here’s another example: $0.00005 (price) x 500,000 (circulating supply) = 25 (market cap) Learn more about the basics of crypto in our Help Centre. Want to know more? Download the app to get access to a range of Learn courses designed to teach you the essentials — and earn bonus crypto when you complete select courses.Join Revolut now.