Qtum QTUM Price
$2.72
Rank 259
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1H
0.69%$0.0186
24H
5.26%$0.1359
7D
-5.89%$0.1702
30D
31.2%$0.6473
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Market cap $287.91 M Full cap $293.43 M Volume 24H $93.47 M ATH $100
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Qtum price today
Today's live Qtum price is $2.72 USD, with a 24-hour trading volume of $93 465 542 USD. We provide real-time updates for the QTUM to USD price. Qtum has increased by 5% in the last 24 hours. Currently ranked 259 in the cryptocurrency market, Qtum has a live market cap of $287 910 361 USD, with a circulating supply of
105 794 940QTUM coins and the maximum supply not available.
About Qtum
Qtum (read Quantum) is a Chinese hybrid platform that connects the existing blockchain with a virtual machine, such as Ethereum. In the Qtum blockchain, there is an internal token – Qtum coin. It is a platform that enables developers to build applications and smart contracts on the current blockchain technology.
Focusing on building a platform that helps companies create smart contracts on blockchain, Qtum is a toolkit in the first place. Designed to be both robust and modular, the platform can create small contracts to be used on most major blockchain.
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Conversion Table
QTUM/USD
(US Dollar)
2.72 USD
QTUM/EUR
(Euro)
2.40 EUR
QTUM/JPY
(Japanese Yen)
388.1 JPY
QTUM/CHF
(Swiss Franc)
2.22 CHF
QTUM/CNY
(Chinese Yuan)
19.99 CNY
QTUM/GBP
(British Pound Sterling)
2.05 GBP
QTUM/INR
(Indian Rupee)
233.0 INR
QTUM/KRW
(South Korean Won)
3 886 KRW
QTUM/CAD
(Canadian Dollar)
3.79 CAD
QTUM/NGN
(Nigerian Naira)
4 366 NGN
QTUM/BRL
(Brazilian Real)
16.01 BRL
QTUM/SGD
(Singapore Dollar)
3.58 SGD
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