24h Change +2.85%
24h High $0.440
24h Low $0.424
24h Volume $15837
Max Supply: 0
Circulation: 696,549,474.256
Market Cap: $304,093,771
Listing Date:
1662624466272
Network:
Celo Main Chain
Asset Type:
Coin
Links
Social
Primary Markets (2 active)
Total Market Volume: ~$15838
Liquidity Pools (2 Active)
Total Pool Liquidity: ~$1894
Market | Volume | |
---|---|---|
$10,728.35 |
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$5,109.35 |
Reserves
Deposit
Block #27662802 @ 2.60 min ago
Balance: 126.03892080
Updated: 2.52 min ago
Withdraw
Block #27662802 @ 2.60 min ago
Balance: 4349.10996671
Updated: 2.51 min ago
Safe
Block # N/A
Balance: 0
Updated: 703324.55 min ago
CELO
Ratio
102.78%
Customer Net Balances
4,353.903
XeggeX Net Balances
4,475.149
Highlighted Assets
Market Cap: $547K $3.72
Market Cap: $3.76M $0.257
Market Cap: $5.58M $0.000744
Top Volumes
About Celo
Celo is an open-source platform that aims to empower anyone with a smartphone to get complete access to the full range of financial services no matter where a smartphone owner lives. The focus on mobile devices is explained by the fact that the number of smartphone users grows faster than the number of blockchain users. Celo was created in August 2017, and its mainnet was officially launched on May 19, 2020.
The project name comes from Esperanto and means “purpose.” The team is sure that their project has absorbed the spirit of Esperanto that implies connecting people globally. Special attention is paid to developing countries, as the project was tested in Kenya, Tanzania, and Argentina. These countries are not of great popularity among crypto project developers, but their verified users of the Celo app could send and receive small amounts of crypto.
There are two testnets conducted on the platform: Alfajores Testnet that is designed for developers building on the Celo platform and Baklava Testnet that is focused on building operational experience and best practices for node operators.
How Celo works
The team follows the approach of developing both the protocol and a consumer wallet. This allows sending cryptocurrency to any person simply by using the cell phone number.
The project name comes from Esperanto and means “purpose.” The team is sure that their project has absorbed the spirit of Esperanto that implies connecting people globally. Special attention is paid to developing countries, as the project was tested in Kenya, Tanzania, and Argentina. These countries are not of great popularity among crypto project developers, but their verified users of the Celo app could send and receive small amounts of crypto.
There are two testnets conducted on the platform: Alfajores Testnet that is designed for developers building on the Celo platform and Baklava Testnet that is focused on building operational experience and best practices for node operators.
How Celo works
The team follows the approach of developing both the protocol and a consumer wallet. This allows sending cryptocurrency to any person simply by using the cell phone number.
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