CoinMarketCap.com - Market Cap Rankings of All Cryptocurrencies!

[Armando]

Please add Blitzcoin (BLTZ) 

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=509173.0

Exchanges:
coinano: https://www.coinano.com/market?cid=260018
bittrex: https://www.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-BLTZ
bittrex: https://www.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=LTC-BLTZ
atomic-trade: https://www.atomic-trade.com/

Block Explorer:
http://cryptexplorer.com/chain/BlitzCoin

+1 interesting coin

[Gliss]

Coinmarketcap is wrong by a big margin. Of the 10 active Chinese exchanges only 3 are included for Litecoin (bter, btc38 and BTCChina)

OKCoin
Huobi
ChBTC
FxBTC
BTCTrade
BTC100
BTCChina
BTC38
bter
bitxf

Also not included is the Swedish exchange:
http://btcx.se/shop.php?category=V%C3%A4xla+SEK+till+LTC

The Israeli exchange
Bit2C

Croatia exchange BitKonan
https://bitkonan.com/

The Canadian
https://www.morrex.com/

Or the Brazilian exchance
https://www.mercadobitcoin.com.br/

Indonesian exchange tuker
tuker.in

European Exchange
https://www.taurusbit.com/

or South African
https://ice3x.com/

Indian Exchange
https://buysellbitco.in/

UK exchange
https://cryptonit.net/exchange/btc/ltc

Hong Kong exchange
796 and bitfinex ??

Malta
https://www.therocktrading.com/

.......
As you can see a lot of Litecoin exchanges are not taken into consideration.

Thanks for the links.  If someone wants to help figure out the APIs for me that would be great.   For instance, for huobi I found this, but have no idea how to get the 24h volume or LTC price from it.

Hi Coinmarketcap !

I have a request :
We made a lot of new work with new team for Karmacoin.

Please can you upload the real and actual logo :
Here is the .ico
http://www.karmacoin.me/sites/default/files/favicon_0.ico

Full size logo :


It seems a detail, but verry important for us.

Thank you Sir.

Will update soon.

Is there a capitalization limit below which you will not list a coin?

I remember colossus coin disappeared after Christmas, then reappeared. I assumed it was because the coin had fallen below your capitalization limit.

There's no cap limit, something was up with their block explorer I believe.

[fr33th]

03/10/14 - Added Execoin (EXE), FCKBanksCoin (FCK), FoxCoin (FOX), LeproCoin (LPC), and PiggyCoin (PIG)

Where is the FOX now? Did you remove it?

[Gliss]

03/10/14 - Added Execoin (EXE), FCKBanksCoin (FCK), FoxCoin (FOX), LeproCoin (LPC), and PiggyCoin (PIG)

Where is the FOX now? Did you remove it?

It's back.

Thanks for adding PAWNCoin to your website. Our new website is http://www.epawncoin.com/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508824.0

Updated.

[freebird]

So I'm playing around with a new ranking page that bases market cap on the available supply (available to the public), please check it out and let me know what you think.

http://coinmarketcap.com/available-supply.html

Coins affected:
-AIRcoin (exclude 2500000 premine)
-Auroracoin (exclude 10500000 airdrop)
-Aphroditecoin (exclude 22500000 airdrop)
-Greececoin (exclude 16000000 airdrop)
-Marinecoin (exclude 9720000000 premine)
-Mastercoin (exclude 56316 reserved for developers)
-Ripple (number distributed as shown here: https://www.ripplelabs.com/xrp-distribution/)
-SiliconValleyCoin (exclude 17500000 airdrop)
-SpainCoin (exclude 25000000 airdrop)

Any others that need to be adjusted?

I find it very interesting that you're changing it right before you add SolarCoin. Would it be too shocking for the cryptocurrency community to see SLR debut at #3 on the list? 

Heavily premined coins are just as legitimate as non-premined coins, if the organization that owns them is transparent about how it distributes them. SolarCoin, for example, will be distributed at a rate of 1 SLR per Megawatt-hour of documented and verified solar electricity generated. It's a currency that is actually backed by something with real economic value -- and that's only possible because 99% of it is premined.

If you artificially adjust downward the market cap of a currency like this by excluding the premined coins, that doesn't provide an accurate picture of how much people value these assets. People who do their due diligence know if something is a premined or mostly premined currency, and its value is set by the free market based in part on that knowledge. If people thought the market cap should be less because of a premine, then the price would go down. The price and total value of the assets is what it is, regardless of anyone's philosophical views about what it "should" be.

I hope you will keep the default setting to show the entire market cap, based on all coins that exist for a particular currency. That is the true market cap, factually speaking. Excluding the premined coins as if they "don't count" is just an opinion of some people. For the benefit of those people, sure, add filtering options where people can view the market caps without the premined coins. But please, keep the default list to show the real market cap, which includes all coins created. Premined coins are real assets with real value. In the case of SolarCoin, the organization that controls them has already started distributing them to solar energy producers.

[rockrabbit]

So I'm playing around with a new ranking page that bases market cap on the available supply (available to the public), please check it out and let me know what you think.

http://coinmarketcap.com/available-supply.html

Coins affected:
-AIRcoin (exclude 2500000 premine)
-Auroracoin (exclude 10500000 airdrop)
-Aphroditecoin (exclude 22500000 airdrop)
-Greececoin (exclude 16000000 airdrop)
-Marinecoin (exclude 9720000000 premine)
-Mastercoin (exclude 56316 reserved for developers)
-Ripple (number distributed as shown here: https://www.ripplelabs.com/xrp-distribution/)
-SiliconValleyCoin (exclude 17500000 airdrop)
-SpainCoin (exclude 25000000 airdrop)

Any others that need to be adjusted?

I find it very interesting that you're changing it right before you add SolarCoin. Would it be too shocking for the cryptocurrency community to see SLR debut at #3 on the list? 

Heavily premined coins are just as legitimate as non-premined coins, if the organization that owns them is transparent about how it distributes them. SolarCoin, for example, will be distributed at a rate of 1 SLR per Megawatt-hour of documented and verified solar electricity generated. It's a currency that is actually backed by something with real economic value -- and that's only possible because 99% of it is premined.

If you artificially adjust downward the market cap of a currency like this by excluding the premined coins, that doesn't provide an accurate picture of how much people value these assets. People who do their due diligence know if something is a premined or mostly premined currency, and its value is set by the free market based in part on that knowledge. If people thought the market cap should be less because of a premine, then the price would go down. The price and total value of the assets is what it is, regardless of anyone's philosophical views about what it "should" be.

I hope you will keep the default setting to show the entire market cap, based on all coins that exist for a particular currency. That is the true market cap, factually speaking. Excluding the premined coins as if they "don't count" is just an opinion of some people. For the benefit of those people, sure, add filtering options where people can view the market caps without the premined coins. But please, keep the default list to show the real market cap, which includes all coins created. Premined coins are real assets with real value. In the case of SolarCoin, the organization that controls them has already started distributing them to solar energy producers.

Agreed!

[jcooper]

How about a column showing how long it's been since each coin launched?  It would make it easier to see which coins are new and rising fast.

Or maybe a color coding of each row in the table with a color range that reflects the age?

Thanks for the great resource! 

[hammer1]

So I'm playing around with a new ranking page that bases market cap on the available supply (available to the public), please check it out and let me know what you think.

http://coinmarketcap.com/available-supply.html

Coins affected:
-AIRcoin (exclude 2500000 premine)
-Auroracoin (exclude 10500000 airdrop)
-Aphroditecoin (exclude 22500000 airdrop)
-Greececoin (exclude 16000000 airdrop)
-Marinecoin (exclude 9720000000 premine)
-Mastercoin (exclude 56316 reserved for developers)
-Ripple (number distributed as shown here: https://www.ripplelabs.com/xrp-distribution/)
-SiliconValleyCoin (exclude 17500000 airdrop)
-SpainCoin (exclude 25000000 airdrop)

Any others that need to be adjusted?

I find it very interesting that you're changing it right before you add SolarCoin. Would it be too shocking for the cryptocurrency community to see SLR debut at #3 on the list? 

Heavily premined coins are just as legitimate as non-premined coins, if the organization that owns them is transparent about how it distributes them. SolarCoin, for example, will be distributed at a rate of 1 SLR per Megawatt-hour of documented and verified solar electricity generated. It's a currency that is actually backed by something with real economic value -- and that's only possible because 99% of it is premined.

If you artificially adjust downward the market cap of a currency like this by excluding the premined coins, that doesn't provide an accurate picture of how much people value these assets. People who do their due diligence know if something is a premined or mostly premined currency, and its value is set by the free market based in part on that knowledge. If people thought the market cap should be less because of a premine, then the price would go down. The price and total value of the assets is what it is, regardless of anyone's philosophical views about what it "should" be.

I hope you will keep the default setting to show the entire market cap, based on all coins that exist for a particular currency. That is the true market cap, factually speaking. Excluding the premined coins as if they "don't count" is just an opinion of some people. For the benefit of those people, sure, add filtering options where people can view the market caps without the premined coins. But please, keep the default list to show the real market cap, which includes all coins created. Premined coins are real assets with real value. In the case of SolarCoin, the organization that controls them has already started distributing them to solar energy producers.

Its pretty obvious where your interest lies in this (and your buddy who +1'd your post) -- to see Solarcoin rank high to get it pumped and dumped and sucker in the same fools who bought Aurora, Spain, Greece, etc etc and all the other scam coins.

But, actually, you're way off. If the coins aren't public tradeable, then they should not be included in the market cap. A TRUE market capitalization is literally the share price * the number of outstanding shares on the market. Pre-mined coins are not on the market, and as we've seen, over and over and over again, when they do hit the market, their value decreases (obviously) and the "market cap" decreases along with it. Including the pre-mined coins is utterly ridiculous and in no way representative of market capitalization, and given that's what this site purports to display, the default setting needs to be based on market supply.

It's not an "opinion" it's a fact of the financial markets. It's not a philosophical question, and you are simply wrong about what is factually the "real" market cap. Companies can't just issue extra shares without diluting their value. A market cap isn't based on theoretical value. We don't base bitcoin's market cap on the total number of coins that will eventual be mined, do we? Because they aren't on the market yet.

The more and more these scammy shitcoins (and I have no idea if Solarcoin fits into that as I've never heard of it, I am referring to the ones currently populating the top 20) keep jumping to the top before their inevitable decline to the bottom, the more this site loses credibility and someone else will become the go-to for checking market value.

[DerErsteMensch]

So I'm playing around with a new ranking page that bases market cap on the available supply (available to the public), please check it out and let me know what you think.

http://coinmarketcap.com/available-supply.html

Coins affected:
-AIRcoin (exclude 2500000 premine)
-Auroracoin (exclude 10500000 airdrop)
-Aphroditecoin (exclude 22500000 airdrop)
-Greececoin (exclude 16000000 airdrop)
-Marinecoin (exclude 9720000000 premine)
-Mastercoin (exclude 56316 reserved for developers)
-Ripple (number distributed as shown here: https://www.ripplelabs.com/xrp-distribution/)
-SiliconValleyCoin (exclude 17500000 airdrop)
-SpainCoin (exclude 25000000 airdrop)

Any others that need to be adjusted?

How do you want to track the exact number of coins that are in circulation?

For example, the airdrop of Auroracoin already started and 5% of it is in circulation. You would need to manually adjust the available supply from time to time.

[xskyliner]

HELLO DEVELOPER,

CoinMarketCap not correctly shows the amount volume of OKCOIN LTC/CHY. REAL VOLUME IN LTC - ~18,872,857 LTC in 24h(see to original OKCOIN or see http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/#jump-ltc-cny)
your shows volume - only $3.8M , why???

REAL TRADE VOLUME for LTC - over $200M on OKCOIN only!
and VERY BIG MARKET - OKCOIN, NOT BTC-E!

please , see it. correct it.

[freebird]

Its pretty obvious where your interest lies in this (and your buddy who +1'd your post) -- to see Solarcoin rank high to get it pumped and dumped and sucker in the same fools who bought Aurora, Spain, Greece, etc etc and all the other scam coins.

Not true. SolarCoin is not a "scam coin" or a pump and dump.  The people who created it are investment bankers and scientists who have the professional expertise and intention to create a legitimate global financial institution. Here's a list of their resumes -- some of which are so impressive that it's like a who's who of Wall Street (look especially at Joseph Zitoli, John Dolan, and Nick Gogerty). The goal of SolarCoin is to establish a new monetary system backed by the value of solar electricity generated over the next 40 years. The premined coins are distributed according to specific verifiable criteria, representing a specific amount of solar energy produced. Comparing SolarCoin to most premined coins is ludicrous.

If the coins aren't public tradeable, then they should not be included in the market cap. A TRUE market capitalization is literally the share price * the number of outstanding shares on the market. Pre-mined coins are not on the market

Cryptocurrencies aren't stocks. If an institution exists which owns premined coins, are we just going to say that they own nothing of value, even though the price of the coins on the market indicates that the coins DO have value? If we had a gold standard, would we only count the gold that's circulating in the market and not even count the gold being held in the vault of a central bank? Would we say that the central bank holding the reserves of gold owns nothing of value, simply because that gold is not "on the market" at the time?

[marine4u]

So I'm playing around with a new ranking page that bases market cap on the available supply (available to the public), please check it out and let me know what you think.

http://coinmarketcap.com/available-supply.html

Coins affected:
-AIRcoin (exclude 2500000 premine)
-Auroracoin (exclude 10500000 airdrop)
-Aphroditecoin (exclude 22500000 airdrop)
-Greececoin (exclude 16000000 airdrop)
-Marinecoin (exclude 9720000000 premine)
-Mastercoin (exclude 56316 reserved for developers)
-Ripple (number distributed as shown here: https://www.ripplelabs.com/xrp-distribution/)
-SiliconValleyCoin (exclude 17500000 airdrop)
-SpainCoin (exclude 25000000 airdrop)

Any others that need to be adjusted?

You totally messed it up big time this time, where do you get those numbers from for Marinecoin especially, rumours??? You are changing the coin supply of Marinecoin based on premine, just saying if you keep on doing what you are doing you will lose your business, Mark my word, All market cap for any stock of corp. is calculated the same way, in a few weeks no one will take your site seriously, suit yourself. go to targetmoon.com Marinecoin is number two, what you are trying to do is insane.

I would like to now announce that Marinecoin is not Pre-mine first 1000 Blocks for 9billion+ coins were block bonus, How about that.

[LuckyKey]

Gotta agree…think whomever is doing this has it all wrong. 

Solar coin just may be the most credible and well-backed coin in the entire coin industry/market?

Their pre-mined coins serve the purpose of those people in the world that contribute by producing solar energy, and are reserved as reward to them for such activity.

[marine4u]

Gotta agree…think whomever is doing this has it all wrong.  

Solar coin just may be the most credible and well-backed coin in the entire coin industry/market?

Their pre-mined coins serve the purpose of those people in the world that contribute by producing solar energy, and are reserved as reward to them for such activity.

The guy doesn't get it he is basing the entire market cap of the Crypto Domain on Bitcoin, the BTC price is dwindling soon they will sell the 700k stolen BTC and BTC price will plummet  taking the entire Market cap of crypto domain with it, according to his world view.

This is very very bad for Crypto in general, in a few months it may be from 10 billion market cap to 2 Billion total market cap because of his calculations and Bitcoin fanatics, people like Warren Buffet are gonna come out and start saying "We told you to stay away from Bitcoin" how ever artificial it may be we should increase the total market cap of Crypto to astounding levels to generate publicity and assure public opinion that Crypto is getting bigger not shrinking.

This guy is trying to undermine everything for Crypto single handedly. Marinecoin is designed to have immense market cap that will surpass Apple inc. and beyond to get attention and publicity not for its community but Crypto in general. He just doesn't get it.

[slyA]

Look at all you idiotic con artists trying to pass off your premined shites as legitimate. No one gives a fuck about your garbage coins considering we are supposed to trust you scammers with more than 90 percent of your coin's supply with little insurance based on your claims. Cry some more mates.

[markymark]

Not all "premines" are necessarily bad. Not all alt-coins are crap. Let the market decide.

I'm wondering how much Solarcoin is a factor in this myself.

Listen, there's no perfect way to do this.

Yes, premined coins which are held in reserve can make a coin appear higher in the rankings. However, that's really irrelevant, because if all of those premined coins were dumped on the market at once, the coin would drop to the bottom of the rankings.

There's no way to know how many coins are available. You just don't know who owns them and what their intention is.

You can look at the blockchain and see total supply, and you can look at the exchanges and see price. Everything else is conjecture.

Sure, make an option to filter out coins with sizable premines, just like you can filter out non-minable coins.

Coinmarketcap is a cool site and I check it daily. Keep up the good work.

[slyA]

Not all "premines" are necessarily bad. Not all alt-coins are crap. Let the market decide.

I'm wondering how much Solarcoin is a factor in this myself.

Listen, there's no perfect way to do this.

Yes, premined coins which are held in reserve can make a coin appear higher in the rankings. However, that's really irrelevant, because if all of those premined coins were dumped on the market at once, the coin would drop to the bottom of the rankings.

There's no way to know how many coins are available. You just don't know who owns them and what their intention is.

You can look at the blockchain and see total supply, and you can look at the exchanges and see price. Everything else is conjecture.

Sure, make an option to filter out coins with sizable premines, just like you can filter out non-minable coins.

Coinmarketcap is a cool site and I check it daily. Keep up the good work.

Mate SOLAR coin is 99 percent premined of 98 billion coins in total. That is incredibly dangerous precendent. It is no different from Marine coin and the marine dev with his delusions of grandeur to build Atlantic or Marine city or whatever the fuck he claims. These greedy bastards don't deserve the spot light.

[rockrabbit]

I think we should not just distinguish some coins premined or non-premined. are all non-premined coins are good or all pre-mined (IPO) coin are bad?

now, pre-mined coin might be a new trend. could you guys definitely say it is scam? it's not fair!!!

let the market judge its total market value of the coin.

if a pre-mined coin is scam, it would be valueless. we should trust the judgement of people. if a pre-mined coin is good coin, it might be valuable. even more valuable than BTC is not a weird thing.

[AD_Infinitum]

Well, all these comments are understandable! I see your point, premined coins are not necessarily bad/scam.
Of course if I'm the dev and the coin could make me a millionaire, sure it's not bad(for me). How could it be?  

[romang]

Please ad solarcoin