Crypto trades around the clock, seven days a week, making it one of the most volatile and fast-moving markets available. Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the space by market value, while spot-ETF flows, network upgrades and shifting risk appetite drive sharp intraday swings. Live prices for the leading coins are listed below with 24-hour change and trend.
The Trend column shows an indicative trend line that updates as live prices stream in. It is not a chart of real intraday price history.
Digital assets are quoted against the US dollar and trade continuously across global exchanges. Because there is no daily close, liquidity and volatility can vary dramatically by session — moves are often amplified during low-liquidity hours. Keep an eye on macro catalysts in our economic calendar and follow headlines in the news feed. You can also compare risk sentiment against equities and forex.
This hub tracks leading coins including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and XRP, alongside others such as BNB and Dogecoin. Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the space by market value. Every digital asset on this page is quoted against the US dollar.
Yes. Unlike stocks or forex, cryptocurrency trades continuously around the clock, seven days a week, across global exchanges. Because there is no daily close, liquidity and volatility can vary dramatically by session, and price moves are often amplified during low-liquidity hours.
Prices are sourced live from exchange data and the table refreshes automatically every few seconds, while the page itself rebuilds roughly every 30 seconds. If the live feed is temporarily unavailable, last-known reference values are shown instead. Figures are for information and education only, not for order execution.
Crypto is one of the most volatile and fast-moving markets, driven by factors such as spot-ETF flows, network upgrades and shifting risk appetite. Broader macro catalysts and headlines can also trigger sharp intraday swings. You can track these alongside our economic calendar and news feed.
The 24-hour change shows how far a coin's price has moved over the trailing 24 hours, expressed in both absolute (Chg) and percentage (Chg %) terms. Because crypto never closes, this rolling window is used instead of a daily open-to-close comparison. The Trend column shows an indicative trend line, not a chart of real intraday history.
Crypto often reflects overall market risk sentiment, so it can be useful to view alongside other asset classes. You can compare risk appetite against equities on our stocks page and against major currency pairs in forex. This helps put a crypto move in the context of wider market conditions.
