GrassGRASS
Live Grass price updates and the latest Grass news.
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$1.46
$0
(0%)
24h low
$1.10
24h high
$1.47
The live Grass price today is $1.46 with a 24-hour trading volume of $293.72M. The table above accurately updates our GRASS price in real time. The price of GRASS is up 0.86% since last hour, up 31.20% since yesterday. The live market cap, measured by multiplying the number of coins by the current price is $1.46B. GRASS has a circulating supply of 243.91M coins and a max supply of 1.00B GRASS.
Grass Stats
What is the market cap of Grass?
The current market cap of Grass is $355.93M. A high market capitalization implies that the asset is highly valued by the market.
What is the current trading activity of Grass?
Currently, 201.18M of GRASS were traded within 24 hours of time. In other words, $293.72M have changed hands within the past 24 hours through trading. That's a change of 31.20%.
What is the current price of Grass?
The price of 1 Grass currently costs $1.46.
How many Grass are there?
The current circulating supply of Grass is 243.91M. This is the total amount of GRASS that is available.
What is the relative popularity of Grass?
Grass (GRASS) currently ranks 191 among all known cryptocurrency assets. The popularity is based on relative market cap.
market data
$ 355.93M
31.20 %
#191
$ 293.72M
240,000,000
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