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$0.00054062.05%

7.95e-9 BTC1.94%2.75e-7 ETH1.94%

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Blast BLAST Market Cap in United States Dollar. Market capitalization represents the total value of a cryptocurrency, calculated by multiplying the current price by the circulating supply. It's a key metric for comparing the relative size of different cryptocurrencies and is often used to rank coins by their overall market dominance.: $30,327,696
Blast BLAST Fully Diluted Valuation in United States Dollar. Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) estimates the total market cap if all possible coins were in circulation at today's price. This metric helps investors understand the potential future dilution and compare valuations across cryptocurrencies with different tokenomics and emission schedules.: $54,057,902
Blast BLAST 24h Trading Volume in United States Dollar. 24-hour trading volume measures the total amount of cryptocurrency traded across all exchanges in the past day. High volume indicates strong market interest and liquidity, making it easier to buy or sell without significantly affecting the price.: 48.86%$640,090
1,184,082,513 BLAST
Blast BLAST Circulating Supply. Circulating supply refers to the number of coins that are publicly available and actively trading in the market. This excludes locked, reserved, or burned tokens and is used to calculate the market capitalization of a cryptocurrency.: 56,102,245,124 BLAST
Blast BLAST Total Supply. Total supply represents all coins that have been created minus any that have been permanently removed (burned). This includes both circulating coins and those held in reserves, locked in smart contracts, or not yet released to the market.: 100,000,000,000 BLAST
Blast BLAST Maximum Supply. Maximum supply is the hard cap on the total number of coins that can ever exist for this cryptocurrency. Some coins like Bitcoin have a fixed max supply (21 million), while others have no limit, which affects long-term scarcity and potential value.: 100,000,000,000 BLAST