RebootGG
Live Reboot price updates and the latest Reboot news.
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$0.0401
$0
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24h low
$0.04
24h high
$0.04
The live Reboot price today is $0.04 with a 24-hour trading volume of $36.82K. The table above accurately updates our GG price in real time. The price of GG is up 0.19% since last hour, up 0.21% since yesterday. The live market cap, measured by multiplying the number of coins by the current price is $40.12M. GG has a circulating supply of 164.55M coins and a max supply of 1.00B GG.
Reboot Stats
What is the market cap of Reboot?
The current market cap of Reboot is $6.60M. A high market capitalization implies that the asset is highly valued by the market.
What is the current trading activity of Reboot?
Currently, 917.80K of GG were traded within 24 hours of time. In other words, $36.82K have changed hands within the past 24 hours through trading. That's a change of 0.21%.
What is the current price of Reboot?
The price of 1 Reboot currently costs $0.04.
How many Reboot are there?
The current circulating supply of Reboot is 164.55M. This is the total amount of GG that is available.
What is the relative popularity of Reboot?
Reboot (GG) currently ranks 1736 among all known cryptocurrency assets. The popularity is based on relative market cap.
market data
$ 6.60M
0.21 %
#1736
$ 36.82K
160,000,000
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