Market Cap $3,282,050,718,725
24h Volume $140,888,629,867
BTC Market Cap $1,857,939,164,076
BTC Dominance 56.6%

HitChain Live Price Update & Market Capitalization

HitChain HIT Rank #965

$0.302 0.77%

Market Overview

HitChain current market price is $0.302 with a 24 hour trading volume of $2,283.73K. The total available supply of HitChain is 0 HIT. It has secured Rank 965 in the cryptocurrency market with a marketcap of $0. The HIT price is 0.77% up in the last 24 hours.

The volume-weighted average price of the HitChain is $0.302 in the last 24 hours. Live prices from all markets and coin market Capitalization. Stay up to date with the latest price movements. Check our coin stats data and see when there is an opportunity to buy or sell at best price in the market.

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HitChain Rank

965

HitChain Price

$0.302

VWAP (24h)

$0.302

Price Change (24h)

0.77%

Market Cap

Trading Volume (24H)

$2,283.73K

Circulating Supply

0 HIT

Max Supply

(Not Available)

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HitChain Markets Exchange Data

Compare live prices of HitChain on top exchanges.

Exchange	Pair	Price	Volume (24h)	Volume (%)
mandala	HIT/BTC	$0.302	$1,075,893	38.9%
hitbtc	HIT/BTC	$0.302	$1,075,893	38.9%
lbank	HIT/USDT	$0.006801	$498,440	18.02%
hitbtc	HIT/USDT	$0.303	$115,212	4.17%

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