Names of cryptocurrencies
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What Is a Cryptocurrency?
A cryptocurrency is a digital currency — not tangible, as is a Euro note or dollar bill — secured by cryptography. Transactions of it are recorded in a digital ledger, which is a blockchain. Because it is secured by cryptography, this form of money is impossible to counterfeit.
Cryptocurrency is also decentralized, meaning it can be bought, traded and used to purchase things without the aid of a third party, say a bank. Cryptocurrency issuers say that using crypto makes buying things, and transferring money, an easy, private and relatively low-cost proposition. Cryptocurrencies and the blockchains that support them are mostly open-source and supported by nonprofit foundations and global teams of volunteer developers who work for free.
Dive into the cryptocurrency world and you'll see three words pop up when referring to crypto: stablecoins, altcoins and tokens.
Stablecoins are pegged to the value of a hard currency, for instance the Japanese yen, U.S. dollar or Euro. Altcoins are anything other than Bitcoin, which is the original cryptocurrency. Tokens are synonymous with cryptocurrency and are used to describe any coin other than Bitcoin and Ethereum.
This can be confusing because some blockchains, for instance Ethereum, issue coins that are both stable (pegged to a hard currency) and tokens (not stable).
CRYPTOCURRENCY TERMS TO KNOW
Altcoin: A cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin.
Burning: The deliberate destruction of cryptocurrency tokens to boost the value of currency already in circulation.
Consensus mechanism: A system used to validate transactions and ensure blockchain security.
Fiat currency: Issued by a government but not backed by a commodity, such as gold or silver.
Gas: The fuel required to execute a transaction on the Ethereum blockchain.
ICO: Initial Coin Offering; similar to an IPO, it's how cryptocurrency companies raise money to launch a new coin or service.
Mining: Creating new cryptocurrency, without having to pay for it, by solving puzzles. Miners need mining hardware and a crypto wallet to work.
Proof-of-work: The original consensus mechanism: crypto miners do the securing and validating by solving mathematical puzzles and are rewarded with crypto.
Proof-of-stake: A newer consensus mechanism: Users who stake, or hold, large amounts of cryptocurrency on a blockchain are selected at random to validate transaction blocks.
Stablecoin: Cryptocurrency pegged to a "hard" currency, such as the yen or Euro.
Token: Synonymous with "cryptocurrency" and also a word for any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin and Ethereum.
List of cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin
1BTC
Ethereum
2ETH
Tether USDt
3USDT
BNB
4BNB
Solana
5SOL
XRP
6XRP
USDC
7USDC
Cardano
8ADA
Dogecoin
9DOGE
Avalanche
10AVAX
Shiba Inu
11SHIB
Toncoin
12TON
Polkadot
13pDOTn
Polygon
14MATIC
Chainlink
15LINK
TRON
16TRX
Bitcoin Cash
17BCH
Uniswap
18UNIs
NEAR Protocol
19NEAR
Litecoin
20LTC
Internet Computer
21ICP
Filecoin
22FIL
UNUS SED LEO
23LEOu
Dai
24DAI
Ethereum Classic
25ETC
Cosmos
26ATOM
Aptos
27APT
Immutable
28IMXm
Injective
29INJ
Optimism
30OPm
Hedera
31HBAR
Bittensor
32TAO
Stacks
33STXk
Render
34RNDR
Stellar
35XLM
Cronos
36CRO
OKB
37OKB
The Graph
38GRT
THORChain
39RUNE
Pepe
40PEPE
VeChain
41VET
Kaspa
42KAS
Mantle
43MNTe
Theta Network
44THETA
Lido DAO
45LDO
First Digital USD
46FDUSD
Celestia
47TIA
Arbitrum
48ARBm
Monero
49XMR
FLOKI
50FLOKI
Algorand
50ALGO
Maker
51MKR
Arweave
53AR
Flow
54FLOW
Fetch.ai
55FET
Fantom
56FTM
dogwifhat
56WIF
Sei
58SEI
Bitcoin SV
59BCHSV
Aave
60AAVE
Gala
61GALA
Beam
62BEAMo
Sui
63SUI
MultiversX
64EGLD
Bonk
65BONK
Starknet
66STRKn
Axie Infinity
68AXS
Quant
69QNT
The Sandbox
70SAND
ORDI
72ORDI
BitTorrent (New)
72BTT
Synthetix
73SNX
Mina
74MINA
SingularityNET
75AGIX
ApeCoin
76APE
KuCoin Token
77KCS
Tezos
78XTZ
Flare
79FLR
Worldcoin
80WLD
Decentraland
81MANA
Chiliz
82CHZ
Akash Network
83AKT
SATS
841000SATS
EOS
85EOS
Pyth Network
85PYTH
Helium
87HNT
TrueUSD
89TUSD
Axelar
90AXL
Bitget Token
91BGB
Neo
91NEO
eCash
92XEC
Conflux
93CFX
WEMIX
95WEMIX
IOTA
96IOTA
Kava
97KAVA
dYdX (ethDYDX)
98DYDX
Jupiter
98JUPa
Oasis Network
100ROSE
PancakeSwap
101CAKE
Gnosis
102GNO
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Name
BTCBitcoin
ETHEthereum
USDTTether USDt
BNBBNB
SOLSolana
XRPXRP
USDCUSDC
ADACardano
DOGEDogecoin
AVAXAvalanche
SHIBShiba Inu
TONToncoin
DOTPolkadot
MATICPolygon
LINKChainlink
TRXTRON
BCHBitcoin Cash
UNIUniswap
NEARNEAR Protocol
LTCLitecoin
Internet Computer
Filecoin
UNUS SED LEO
Dai
Ethereum Classic
Cosmos
Aptos
Immutable
Injective
Optimism
Hedera
Bittensor
Stacks
Render
Cronos
Stellar
OKB
The Graph
THORChain
Pepe
VeChain
Mantle
Kaspa
Theta Network
Lido DAO
Celestia
First Digital USD
Arbitrum
Monero
Algorand
FLOKI
Maker
dogwifhat
Arweave
Flow
Fantom
Sei
Fetch.ai
Bitcoin SV
Gala
Aave
Beam
Sui
MultiversX
Bonk
Starknet
dYdX (Native)
Axie Infinity
Quant
The Sandbox
ORDI
BitTorrent (New)
Synthetix
Mina
SingularityNET
KuCoin Token
ApeCoin
Tezos
Flare
Decentraland
Chiliz
Worldcoin
Akash Network
SATS
Conflux
Pyth Network
Helium
EOS
TrueUSD
Ronin
Axelar
eCash
Bitget Token
Neo
IOTA
WEMIX
Kava
Jupiter
dYdX (ethDYDX)
Oasis Network
PancakeSwap
Gnosis
Klaytn
Osmosis
Terra Classic
WOO
Dymension
Blur
JasmyCoin
Curve DAO Token
Nervos Network
Manta Network
Bitcoin Gold
Astar
Enjin Coin
Ribbon Finance
Nexo
0x Protocol
AIOZ Network
Holo
Ethereum Name Service
FTX Token
Ondo
Celo
IoTeX
1inch Network
XDC Network
Frax Share
Rocket Pool
Compound
USDD
Terra
Pendle
Metis
Zilliqa
GMT
Ocean Protocol
SPACE ID
SuperVerse
GateToken
Trust Wallet Token
APENFT
Altlayer
Livepeer
Golem
Siacoin
Core
Pixels
Theta Fuel
Radix
Casper
Loopring
Moonbeam
SKALE
GMX
Qtum
Ankr
ZetaChain
Basic Attention Token
Amp
ssv.network
Zcash
NEM
OriginTrail
Tether Gold
Memecoin
Illuvium
Gas
aelf
Waves
EthereumPoW
Echelon Prime
Dash
Kusama
Vanar Chain
Harmony
Biconomy
Mask Network
Galxe
Decred
SushiSwap
Chia
Convex Finance
Arkham
Kadena
Baby Doge Coin
Aragon
Ravencoin
Flux
Neutron
Audius
Portal
Coq Inu
PAX Gold
Helium Mobile
Xai
UMA
JUST
Threshold
DeXe