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STUFF.io
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Current STUFF.io(stuff) Price
$0.016644
-12.19%
Current STUFF.io(stuff) Price Movement
Low: $0.016081
High: $0.019057
STUFF.io Market Cap
The total market value of a cryptocurrency's circulating supply. It is analogous to the free-float capitalization in the stock market.
$30.57 mil
STUFF.io Total Volume
A measure of how much of a cryptocurrency was traded.
$97,352
STUFF.io Circulating Supply
The amount of coins that are circulating in the market and are in public hands. It is analogous to the flowing shares in the stock market.
$1.84 bil
STUFF.io Total Supply
The total supply refers to the total amount of coins that have been issued or created, including those that are circulating in the market and those that are held in reserve or locked. It is similar to the outstanding shares in the stock market, representing the total quantity of shares that a company has issued to investors.
$10 bil
STUFF.io (stuff) Price Overview
Today's live trading data for STUFF.io shows a current price of $0.016644, with a 24-hour price change of $-0.00231. We continuously update our stuff to USD prices in real-time. STUFF.io has experienced a price change of -12.18825% in the last 24 hours.
STUFF.io marketcap is $30.57 mil. Market cap changed with $-4,260,367.569183 in the past 24hs with a percentage of -12.23197%.
STUFF.io Price Statistics
| Price | $0.016644 |
| Price Change (24 h) | $-0.00231 |
| Price Change % (24 h) | -12.18825% |
| Market Cap Change (24 h) | $-4,260,367.569183 |
| Market Cap % Change (24 h) | -12.23197% |
Latest news about STUFF.io
13 November 2023
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