Cryptocurrencies in context.
Market prices and data for the largest cryptocurrencies, with the time of every figure.
Cryptocurrencies trade around the clock on many exchanges, and their prices differ slightly from one venue to another. Fincast takes market prices from crypto data vendors and refreshes this page regularly; the time of each price is shown next to it.
The Fincast view
Crypto as part of the global financial picture.
Digital assets react to the same forces as other markets — liquidity, central bank policy, regulation — and to their own technology. Fincast shows the prices with their time and source, so they can be read in context.
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Crypto prices respond to global liquidity and to investors’ appetite for risk.
Technology
Network upgrades and new uses change how a coin is valued over time.
Risks
High volatility calls for care and for data from more than one source.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the price differ between exchanges?
Every exchange has its own order book, so prices differ slightly from one venue to another. A market price is an aggregate, not a price you can trade at.
How often is the price updated?
Crypto trades around the clock; this page is refreshed regularly and shows the time of every price in UTC.