USDC USDC
Rank #6 · Stablecoins · USD Stablecoin · Solana Ecosystem · Avalanche Ecosystem · Polygon Ecosystem · Near Protocol Ecosystem
$0.999878
+0.00% today · +0.0% 7d
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Open any coin from the board, or change bitcoin in the address to another CoinGecko id. Switch the line across 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, and 1 year. From here you can jump to score, risk, the book, voices, or a comparison with bitcoin.
- What the numbers are
- The price, cap, volume, and day’s range are CoinGecko’s. The line is sampled prices over the range you picked. The percent on the line is the last sample versus the first.
- What it leaves out
- The line is not a forecast. If CoinGecko does not return that range, the chart says so. Bitcoin and ether also link to the on-chain day. Other coins do not have that day.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
7 days
+0.0% · $0.999754 to $0.999928
0.0% under this range’s high
- Market cap
- $74.06B
- Volume
- $19.29B
- 24h high
- $1
- 24h low
- $0.999671
USDC is a fully collateralized US dollar stablecoin. USDC is the bridge between dollars and trading on cryptocurrency exchanges. The technology behind CENTRE makes it possible to exchange value between people, businesses and financial institutions just like email between mail services and texts between SMS providers. We believe by removing artificial economic borders, we can create a more inclusive global economy.
How to read this
- The price and the percents
- $0.999878 is CoinGecko's price now. +0.00% today is versus this coin's own price a day ago. +0.0% over 7 days uses the same idea across the week. Neither percent is a recommendation.
- The line
- The line is sampled prices over 7 days, from $0.999754 to $0.999928, up 0.0%. The price now is 0.0% under that range’s high. The percent is the last sample versus the first, not a forecast.
- Cap and volume
- Market cap is price times circulating supply. Volume is dollars traded in the last day, about 26.0% of the cap. A large percent on a small share of the cap is a thinner move than the percent alone suggests.