Crypto Price Tracker
Current prices for major cryptocurrencies against fiat, with change over common intervals.
# Coin Price 24h %
No coins match your search.
Data via CoinGecko public API · Prices are indicative
Popular conversions
Dedicated pages with live prices, conversion tables, and coin profiles.
Reading a crypto price sensibly
- There is no single price —Unlike a listed equity, there is no consolidated tape. Every exchange has its own order book and its own price. Aggregated figures are volume-weighted averages, and can differ by a percent or more from what you will actually be filled at.
- Market cap is a weak measure —Price × circulating supply says nothing about money invested. A thinly traded token can post a large notional cap on very little real volume, because the marginal trade sets the price for the entire supply.
- Check volume alongside price —A large move on low volume is noise or manipulation. Volume is what tells you whether a price is real and whether you could exit at it.
- Stablecoins are not automatically stable —A dollar peg holds because of reserves or an arbitrage mechanism, and both have failed. Check what backs any stablecoin before treating it as cash.
- Expect the data to lag —Free API tiers commonly serve prices delayed by seconds to minutes. Fine for tracking; not adequate for trading decisions.
About
The Crypto Price Tracker displays live prices, 24-hour percentage changes, market capitalisation, and trading volume for the top 25 cryptocurrencies by market cap. Data is fetched directly from the CoinGecko public API (no API key required) and refreshes automatically every 60 seconds. Your browser makes the API call directly — we do not proxy or store any data.
How to use
- 1 The table loads automatically with the top 25 coins by market cap.
- 2 Use the search box to filter by name or symbol (e.g. "BTC", "ethereum").
- 3 Green percentages indicate a price increase in the last 24 hours; red indicates a decrease.
- 4 Click the refresh button to fetch the latest prices immediately.
- 5 Switch the display currency between USD, EUR, and GBP.
- What data does the crypto price tracker show?
- For each of the top 25 cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation, the tracker shows the current price in USD/EUR/GBP, the 24-hour price change percentage, total market capitalisation, and 24-hour trading volume. Market cap is calculated as current price × circulating supply and represents the total market value of a coin.
- What is market capitalisation and why does it matter for crypto?
- Market cap is the total value of all coins currently in circulation (price × circulating supply). It is used to rank cryptocurrencies by size. Large-cap coins (Bitcoin, Ethereum) generally have more liquidity and lower volatility. Mid-cap and small-cap coins can have higher growth potential but also higher risk of sharp price drops. Market cap helps put individual coin prices in perspective.
- How often does the price data refresh?
- The tracker auto-refreshes every 60 seconds. CoinGecko's free API updates prices approximately every 30–90 seconds depending on market activity. For tick-by-tick price data needed for active trading, use a dedicated exchange API or trading terminal — this tool is designed for monitoring and research, not millisecond-precision trading.
More in FinTech Tools
Currency Converter Convert between world currencies at current reference rates, with a conversion table for common amounts.Exchange Rate Tracker Track a currency pair over time to see the trend behind today’s rate.Crypto Unit Converter Convert between bitcoin and satoshis, ether, gwei and wei — where an order-of-magnitude slip is expensive.Loan EMI Calculator Monthly instalment, total interest and a full amortisation schedule for any principal, rate and term.Mortgage Calculator Repayments including taxes and insurance, with the effect of overpayments on term and total interest.Compound Interest Calculator Growth over time with configurable compounding frequency and optional regular contributions.
See all fintech tools.