Cryptocurrency Information Hub
Learn what tracked networks do, how tokens are used, and the key differences you need to watch out for.
On every coin page, alongside the price chart and calculator, you will find the project’s purpose, the asset’s role within the network, and differences to note during use. A network’s native coin, an application token, and a stablecoin are not the same structures.
Use the market table to compare assets by price and market capitalization. This selection is not an investment recommendation or an exhaustive list of the entire crypto market. Coin names lead to their respective information pages.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin is a digital currency network that operates without a central issuer and is secured through proof-of-work.
Read more EthereumEthereum (ETH)
ETH is the native asset used to pay transaction fees on the Ethereum network and to participate in validation through staking.
Read more StablecoinsTether (USDT)
USDT is a stablecoin issued by Tether that aims to maintain its value close to the U.S. dollar.
Read more StablecoinsUSD Coin (USDC)
USDC is a stablecoin issued by Circle that aims to maintain a value pegged to the U.S. dollar.
Read more Smart Contract NetworksBNB (BNB)
BNB is the asset used for functions such as fees and network participation within the BNB Chain ecosystem.
Read more PaymentsXRP (XRP)
XRP is the native asset of the XRP Ledger network; it is not the same legal or technical concept as the Ripple company.
Read more Smart Contract NetworksSolana (SOL)
SOL is the native asset used for transaction fees and staking on the Solana network.
Read more PaymentsDogecoin (DOGE)
Dogecoin is an open payment network that operates on proof-of-work and utilizes its native asset, DOGE.
Read more Smart Contract NetworksCardano (ADA)
ADA is the native asset of the Cardano network, used for transaction fees and staking participation.
Read more Smart Contract NetworksTRON (TRX)
TRX is the native asset of the TRON network and plays a role in network resources and transaction costs.
Read more Smart Contract NetworksAvalanche (AVAX)
AVAX is the native asset of the Avalanche ecosystem; it is used for transaction fees, network security, and participation through staking.
Read more InfrastructureChainlink (LINK)
LINK is the token associated with the Chainlink service ecosystem; Chainlink provides oracles and cross-network communication services.
Read more InteroperabilityPolkadot (DOT)
DOT is the native asset of the Polkadot ecosystem, associated with functions such as network participation and governance.
Read more PaymentsLitecoin (LTC)
Litecoin is a proof-of-work-based payment network powered by its native asset, LTC.
Read more PaymentsBitcoin Cash (BCH)
Bitcoin Cash is a separate blockchain network that branched off from Bitcoin and continues with the BCH asset.
Read more PaymentsStellar (XLM)
XLM is the native asset of the Stellar network, used for transaction fees and meeting account reserve requirements.
Read more InteroperabilityCosmos Hub (ATOM)
ATOM is the native asset associated with the Cosmos Hub; it is not a common token for all networks within the broader Cosmos ecosystem.
Read more Smart Contract NetworksNEAR Protocol (NEAR)
NEAR is the native asset of the NEAR Protocol network used for fees and network participation.
Read more DeFiUniswap (UNI)
UNI is the governance token of the Uniswap protocol; it is not the same asset as a liquidity position in a swap pool.
Read more DeFiAave (AAVE)
AAVE is the token linked to the governance and associated ecosystem mechanisms of the Aave protocol.
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