Coins

Exchange the coins people actually swap

36 coins with a page of their own: what each one gets you and what it costs, live and in both directions; every network it lives on; and what to check before you send. Everything else on the desk — 1,018 assets — is in the directory.

Bitcoin and the majors

The networks most swaps start or end on.

Stablecoins and gold

Dollars and ounces, as tokens — where the network matters as much as the ticker.

Privacy coins

Private by default, private by choice — and the difference between the two.

Layer 1 networks

Chains with rules of their own: memos, reserves, account names, address formats.

Layer 2, DeFi and wrapped

Tokens that live on someone else’s chain — and pay its fees.

Meme coins

Big supplies, small prices: count the zeros twice.

Prices are what the desk pays in USDT for one coin, network fees included, quoted at . Each page shows both directions against six major assets.

Looking for another asset?

The directory lists all 1,018 assets across 177 networks, searchable by name, ticker or network.

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