1- Bitcoin (BTC) $BTC
It is the oldest and most famous cryptocurrency traded in the market, the currency that started the entire cryptocurrency wave; since its humble beginnings in 2009, it has risen to unimaginable levels and garnered attention from investors, media, and companies.
2- Ethereum (ETH)
$ETH After Bitcoin, Ethereum has cemented its position as one of the most dominant forces in the cryptocurrency market, and was the first to introduce 'smart contract functionality' that enables developers to create and operate many of the key features we take for granted today. Ethereum was designed to provide a platform for decentralized applications and finance, becoming a leading currency of its kind in providing this service.
3- Binance Coin (BNB)
$BNB This cryptocurrency was launched in 2017 and evolved from a simple token to operating its own ecosystem. Initially, 'BNB' was used to provide special benefits to users of the Binance cryptocurrency exchange, such as lower fees and exclusive access to initial coin offerings and cashback.
4- Solana (SOL)
It is a decentralized blockchain platform created primarily for scalability. It is one of the fastest blockchain networks in the market, achieving nearly 65,000 transactions per second, and it does this through a unique consensus mechanism (proof of history) that allows nodes to synchronize time across the network.
5- Trump$ ($TRUMP)
A new cryptocurrency drawing its power from U.S. President Donald Trump, who is a supporter of cryptocurrencies that are expected to thrive during his administration.
From just a few cents at its launch, it reached over $70 within just two days, indicating a significant future for it.
6- Dogecoin (DOGE)
Dogecoin is one of the most popular cryptocurrencies among investors, and it is the most famous meme coin. It started as a joke about Bitcoin, then gained popularity and acquired an enthusiastic and active community.
7- Cardano (ADA)
Cardano (Cardano) is a decentralized blockchain project designed as an open-source platform to support peer-to-peer transactions. Its organized structure allows for smart contracts, thus ensuring adaptability and scalability while maintaining strong security measures.
8- Ripple (XRP)
Unlike other general-purpose coins and tokens, 'XRP' focuses on creating payment solutions for banks and financial institutions; it solves many problems with competing systems like 'SWIFT' for international settlements. Instead of taking hours or days to complete transfers, 'XRP' allows such settlements to be completed in seconds.
9- Tether (USDT)
Tether's price is stable at $1 per coin; as it is a stablecoin, stablecoins are linked to a specific asset value like the dollar, and Tether often acts as an intermediary when traders move from one cryptocurrency to another. Instead of going back to the dollar, they use Tether. However, some people are concerned that Tether is not securely backed by dollars held in reserve but instead uses a short-term form of unsecured debt, according to the 'Bankrate' platform.
10- USD Coin (USD Coin)
Like Tether, USD Coin is a stablecoin linked to the dollar, meaning its value does not fluctuate. The coin's founders say it is fully backed by reserved assets, and these assets are held in accounts with regulated U.S. institutions.
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