Aventus AVT Price
$0.47
Rank 1607
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1H
0.43%$0.0020
24H
-2.14%$0.0103
7D
-1.75%$0.0084
30D
9.66%$0.0416
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Market cap $4.67 M Full cap $5.00 M Volume 24H $26.75 K ATH $10.25
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Aventus price today
Today's live Aventus price is $0.47 USD, with a 24-hour trading volume of $26 750 USD. We provide real-time updates for the AVT to USD price. Aventus has decreased by 2% in the last 24 hours. Currently ranked 1607 in the cryptocurrency market, Aventus has a live market cap of $4 665 909 USD, with a circulating supply of
9 886 782AVT coins and the maximum supply not available.
About Aventus
An open-source protocol that delivers the global standard for ticketing. The protocol permits rights holders to define rules across the ticketing supply-chain – including promoters, venues primary / secondary agents – to which everyone must adhere. Aventus is a global open standard for the exchange of tickets. Its blockchain-based platform eliminates uncontrolled resale and counterfeit tickets. It allows event organisers to create, manage and promote their events and tickets with dramatically reduced costs, even letting them set price controls and receive commissions on ticket resales. It also gives ticket buyers rewards for promoting events, and identifying fraudulent activity. Aventus’ innovations vastly improve upon existing solutions by bringing oversight and transparency to the ticketing life-cycle, security to the transfer and validity of tickets, new revenue streams for event organisers and greater promotional capabilities.
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