Market Cap Monitor
Every coin this site tracks, with its market capitalisation, the exchange the price comes from, and that price. 1,050 of 1,490 have a market cap on file; the rest trade here but have no published supply to value, and sort last either way.
Prices as of . Market caps from CoinMarketCap, refreshed hourly.
Questions about these market caps
Which cryptocurrency has the largest market cap?
Bitcoin (BTC), with a market capitalisation of about $1.61T on 29 October 2026, followed by Ethereum (ETH, $282.7B) and BNB (BNB, $98.02B).
How many cryptocurrencies are listed here?
1,490 coins tracked by Cryptoscan24, of which 1,050 have a market capitalisation on file, as of 02:24 UTC on 29 October 2026.
Where do these market cap figures come from?
From CoinMarketCap. The 2,000 largest coins are refreshed every hour and the full CoinMarketCap listing twice a day. A coin CoinMarketCap does not list uses CoinGecko's figure instead. Prices come from the exchange named on each row, through Cryptoscan24's own market data feed.
Why is a market cap different on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko?
Market cap is price multiplied by circulating supply, and the two sites count circulating supply differently for some coins, for example by treating locked or vesting tokens differently. The price can agree exactly while the market cap differs by several times.
How are coins that share a ticker told apart?
By the price the pair actually trades at. Where several projects use the same ticker, the one whose price matches the traded pair is assigned to it and fixed, so a token copying a well-known ticker is not shown as that coin.
Market caps come from CoinMarketCap, with CoinGecko for coins it does not list, and are matched to the traded pair by price, so a ticker shared by two projects is valued as the one actually trading here. Prices are this site's own feed from the exchange named on the row. Nothing on this page is financial advice.