The crypto
markets today.

Each row in the table shows one digital asset and the most important numbers for it.

• Current price. The latest price of one unit of the asset in US dollars.
• 24H change. How much the price has moved over the last 24 hours, as a percentage. Green means up, red means down.
• 24H volume. The total value of the asset traded across the market in the last 24 hours. High volume usually means more activity and easier buying and selling.
• Market cap. The current price multiplied by the number of coins in circulation. It is a common way to compare the size of different assets.

The Market is up / down indicator at the top shows the overall direction of the market over the last 24 hours. Top Gainers and Top Losers show the assets with the biggest moves in that period.

Prices are for information only and may differ slightly from the price you get in the app at the moment you trade.

Use the filters to see how different parts of the crypto market are performing.

• Layer 1s. Base blockchains that run their own network, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana.
• Currencies. Assets designed mainly to be used as digital money.
• DeFi. Tokens linked to decentralised finance apps for lending, trading and earning.
• Gaming. Tokens used in blockchain-based games and virtual worlds.
• NFT. Assets connected to non-fungible token platforms and digital collectibles.
• Stablecoins. Tokens designed to hold a stable value, usually linked to the US dollar, such as USDT and USDC.
• Memecoins. Community-driven tokens that often move sharply in price.
• AI. Tokens linked to artificial intelligence projects and networks.

Crypto prices can change quickly. Some of the most common drivers are:

• Supply and demand. More buyers than sellers pushes prices up, and the opposite pushes them down.
• Market sentiment and news. Regulation, company announcements and wider economic news can move the whole market.
• Bitcoin's direction. Many assets tend to follow Bitcoin's moves, especially in the short term.
• Network activity. Upgrades, new apps and growing use of a blockchain can affect the value of its token.
• Liquidity. Assets with low trading volume can see larger price swings.

Crypto is volatile. The value of your assets can go down as well as up, and past performance is not guaranteed.

Stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are designed to keep a stable value against the US dollar. People use them to:

• hold value in crypto without large price swings
• move money between wallets and exchanges quickly
• earn a return on cash held in crypto

With XBNK Earn you can currently earn up to 10% on USDC and USDT. Rates are variable and not guaranteed.

Rates as of October 2026. Rates are variable and not guaranteed. Flexible Earn balances can be withdrawn at any time. Fixed terms show the lock-in period before you confirm.