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1951ELMO

ELMOElmo

$0.000626
+0.00%$0$165.63K
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1952EBULL

EBULLETHEREUM IS GOOD

$0.000017
-5.03%$0$165.46K
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19531R0R

1R0RR0AR

$0.000399
-22.17%$46.65K$165.07K
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1954NVT

NVTNerveNetwork

$0.000595
+0.00%$0$164.78K
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1955WALV

WALVWrapped Alvey Chain

$0.000514
-2.82%$0$164.33K
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1956SKYA

SKYASekuya Multiverse

$0.000295
-1.82%$10.87K$163.13K
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1957AURON

AURONAurora Innovation Tokenized Stock (Ondo)

$6.427794
+3.12%$3.21K$162.98K
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1958ELONCOIN

ELONCOINeloncoin

$0.000000234128453180.062341
-4.45%$0$160.43K
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1959XTM

XTMInactiveInactive refers to a cryptocurrency project that has ceased operations, no longer updates market data (price, volume, etc.), or fails to meet platform activity standards. Typically, this tag is applied when a project is terminated, suffers from zero liquidity, experiences network shutdowns, has invalid contracts, or has been delisted from major exchanges.Torum

$0.000821
+0.00%$0$159.27K
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1960LF

LFLF

$0.000053
-7.43%$66.49K$159K
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1961KAT

KATInactiveInactive refers to a cryptocurrency project that has ceased operations, no longer updates market data (price, volume, etc.), or fails to meet platform activity standards. Typically, this tag is applied when a project is terminated, suffers from zero liquidity, experiences network shutdowns, has invalid contracts, or has been delisted from major exchanges.Karat

$0.000620
+0.00%$0$158.46K
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1962VRTX

VRTXVertex Protocol

$0.000300
-0.00%$0$158.32K
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1963GMAC

GMACGemach

$0.000316
+0.68%$0$157.78K
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1964MLT

MLTMILC Platform

$0.001267
-0.56%$0$157.68K
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1965RFOX

RFOXRFOX

$0.000142
-63.22%$0$157.46K
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1966SEED

SEEDSEED

$0.000441
+0.00%$0$156.95K
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1967MUSE

MUSEMuse

$0.308088
-5.19%$206.88$156.7K
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1968AZUR

AZURAzuro Protocol

$0.000777
-2.01%$41.05K$155.96K
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1969BDP

BDPBig Data Protocol

$0.002942
-0.68%$0$155.52K
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1970EARNM

EARNMEARNM

$0.000048
+0.55%$0$154.95K
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1971SPCEX

SPCEXVirgin Galactic tokenized stock (xStock)

$2.47
+0.00%$6$154.5K
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1972KNINE

KNINEK9 Finance

$0.000000383342792040.063833
-5.23%$0$154.21K
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1973GZONE

GZONEGameZone

$0.000183
+0.26%$25.09$154K
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1974LINKA

LINKALINKA

$0.000220
-3.06%$467.87$152.76K
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1975ES

ESEclipse

$0.001162
-13.42%$1.32M$152.72K
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1976AUTO

AUTOAuto

$1.990476
-0.75%$0$152.6K
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1977SLICE

SLICETranche Finance

$0.007573
-2.85%$0$151.45K
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1978XMON

XMONXMON

$101.28
+0.30%$0$151.41K
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1979BILION

BILIONBilibili Tokenized Stock (Ondo)

$18.96
+1.65%$965.05K$151.14K
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1980SOS

SOSOpenDAO

$0.000000001509546930.081509
-3.07%$16.82$149.25K
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1981SOXXX

SOXXXiShares Semiconductor tokenized ETF (xStock)

$504.33
-2.69%$0$148.63K
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1982DINO

DINODinoLFG

$0.000474
-2.93%$0$148.38K
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1983HAPI

HAPIHAPI Protocol

$0.202166
-15.10%$0$148.04K
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1984SPEEDY

SPEEDYSpeedy

$0.000146
+0.00%$0$146.47K
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1985XCHNG

XCHNGChainge

$0.000309
+0.00%$0$146.38K
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1986YAI

YAIŸ

$0.001604
-2.40%$0$145.98K
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1987UFT

UFTInactiveInactive refers to a cryptocurrency project that has ceased operations, no longer updates market data (price, volume, etc.), or fails to meet platform activity standards. Typically, this tag is applied when a project is terminated, suffers from zero liquidity, experiences network shutdowns, has invalid contracts, or has been delisted from major exchanges.UniLend

$0.001587
+0.00%$0$145.5K
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1988STBU

STBUStobox Token

$0.000970
+0.00%$0$145.43K
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1989ATLAS

ATLASAtlas (AtlasOfUSA)

$0.00000000014707550.091470
-3.65%$0$145.04K
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1990BULLY

BULLYDolos The Bully

$0.000150
-1.93%$0$144.56K
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1991STRK

STRKStrike

$0.025135
-2.65%$0$143.99K
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1992AZNX

AZNXAstraZeneca tokenized stock (xStock)

$133.47
-1.23%$239.47K$143.39K
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1993ISP

ISPIspolink

$0.000018
+7.92%$17.58K$143.17K
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1994AI3

AI3Autonomys Network

$0.001236
-12.32%$14.64K$142.74K
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1995CCC

CCCCoconut Chicken

$0.000015
-1.39%$0$141.58K
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1996RWA

RWAXend Finance

$0.001320
-0.27%$164.49$141.28K
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1997CTF

CTFInactiveInactive refers to a cryptocurrency project that has ceased operations, no longer updates market data (price, volume, etc.), or fails to meet platform activity standards. Typically, this tag is applied when a project is terminated, suffers from zero liquidity, experiences network shutdowns, has invalid contracts, or has been delisted from major exchanges.CryptoTradingFund

$0.029895
+0.00%$0$141.07K
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1998MTP

MTPMultiple Network

$0.000160
+0.86%$6.7K$140.76K
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1999TARA

TARATaraxa

$0.000023
+9.42%$53.18K$140.64K
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2000CRU

CRUCrust Network

$0.009945
-0.42%$10.19K$140.63K
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What is cryptocurrency and how does it work?

Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency secured by cryptography, making it nearly impossible to counterfeit or double-spend. Unlike traditional fiat currencies issued by central banks, most cryptocurrencies operate on decentralized networks powered by blockchain technology—a distributed ledger enforced by a global network of computers.
Transactions are grouped into blocks, verified by network participants, and permanently recorded on the blockchain. This peer-to-peer structure eliminates the need for financial intermediaries like banks, enabling fast, transparent, and cross-border transactions 24/7. Investors can hold cryptocurrencies for long-term value storage, transfer them globally, or trade crypto futures contracts on platforms like BTCC to capitalize on price movements in both directions.

What drives cryptocurrency prices and market volatility?

Cryptocurrency prices are primarily determined by market supply and demand dynamics across global exchanges. Key factors driving market volatility include:
Macroeconomic Trends & Interest Rates: Global economic shifts, inflation data, and central bank policies (such as Fed interest rate decisions) heavily impact market liquidity and investor risk appetite.
Tokenomics & Supply Dynamics: Bitcoin halving events, maximum supply caps, token unlocks, and burning mechanisms directly alter the circulating supply of assets.
Fundamental Developments: Technological upgrades, ecosystem adoption, strategic partnerships, and institutional inflows (e.g., Spot ETF approvals) boost long-term valuation.
Derivatives Market Sentiment: High-leverage trading, funding rates, and forced liquidation cascades in futures markets often trigger rapid short-term price spikes or corrections.

How to read crypto price charts and technical indicators for trading?

Reading price charts effectively is essential for timing your entries and exits when trading crypto futures on BTCC:
Candlestick Charts (K-Lines): Each candlestick represents price action over a specific timeframe (e.g., 1D, 4H, 15M), showing the opening, closing, high, and low prices. Green/white candles indicate price increases, while red/black candles signal price declines.
Support & Resistance Levels: Identify key historical price floors (support) where buying pressure steps in, and price ceilings (resistance) where selling pressure increases.
Trend Indicators (MA/EMA): Moving Averages help smooth out price fluctuations to determine the overall market direction. Bullish crossovers signal upward momentum, while bearish crossovers suggest downward trends.
Momentum Indicators (RSI): The Relative Strength Index measures price velocity on a scale of 0 to 100. Values above 70 indicate overbought conditions (potential pullback), while values below 30 suggest oversold levels (potential bounce).
Trading Volume: Always cross-verify breakout signals with 24-hour volume; price movements backed by high volume offer significantly higher reliability.

How to profit when cryptocurrency prices are falling? (Short Selling)

Unlike traditional spot trading—where you can only profit when prices rise—BTCC’s crypto perpetual futures allow you to profit in both bull and bear markets through Short Selling.
If market analysis indicates an impending price drop, you can open a "Sell / Short" position without owning the underlying cryptocurrency. You lock in a contract at the current higher price, and when the market declines as anticipated, you buy back the contract at a lower price to close the position. The difference between your entry price and exit price becomes your net profit. BTCC supports flexible leverage (up to 500x on select pairs) and advanced Take-Profit/Stop-Loss orders to help you maximize returns while strictly managing downside risk during market downturns.

Step-by-step crypto guide for beginners: How to buy your first coin

Getting started with your first crypto trade on BTCC is fast, secure, and straightforward:
Register an Account: Download the BTCC App or visit the official website to sign up with your email address or mobile number, then complete basic Identity Verification (KYC).
Deposit Funds: Purchase USDT using fiat currency via credit card, bank transfer, or express payment options, or deposit crypto (e.g., USDT/BTC) directly from an external wallet to your BTCC account.
Explore the Market: Navigate to the Futures section, select your preferred trading pair (such as BTC/USDT or ETH/USDT), and analyze the live price chart and market trends.
Place Your First Order: Choose your margin mode (Isolated or Cross) and adjust your leverage ratio. Select "Buy / Long" if you expect prices to rise, or "Sell / Short" if you expect prices to fall. Set your Take-Profit and Stop-Loss prices, then confirm your order to enter the market.