Bitcoin (BTC)
#Bitcoin is the first and largest cryptocurrency by market cap. It was created in 2009 as a decentralized digital currency without a central bank or single administrator. BTC is often seen as “digital gold” and a store of value for many investors. It represents a significant portion of the total crypto market. �
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🟣 Pepe (PEPE)
#Pepe is a meme-based cryptocurrency that gained popularity due to community hype and social media attention. Today, the price of PEPE is around $0.000005 USD, and it has a market cap of roughly $2.08 billion with active trading volume. Meme coins like Pepe are highly volatile and driven more by community sentiment than fundamentals. �
Binance
🟠 Binance Coin (BNB)
#BNB is the native token of the Binance ecosystem, one of the world’s biggest crypto exchanges. BNB is used to pay trading fees on Binance, participate in token sales, and fuel activity on the Binance Smart Chain. Today, BNB trades at around $890–$892 USD per coin. �
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🟢 USDT (Tether)
#USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin — a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the U.S. dollar. It’s widely used for trading, transferring value between exchanges, and as a safe asset during market volatility. Its price stays close to $1 USD. �
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#USDU (USDu / Ultracoin / Universal Stable Digital Ultracoin)
USDU refers to stablecoins or USD-pegged tokens (e.g., USDu or Ultracoin) that aim to keep a value close to $1 USD. These types of stablecoins are backed by reserves or mechanisms to maintain their peg. The USDU token trades around $0.998–$1.00 USD today and is used for payments, transfers, or DeFi activities without the volatility of regular crypto. �
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🧩 Other Coins Commonly Traded
Here are brief mentions of other popular crypto assets often traded on Binance and other exchanges:
Ethereum (ETH) – Smart contract platform and the second largest crypto by market cap, used for decentralized apps and NFTs. �