Bitstamp

Bitstamp Exchange

Bitstamp Review, Crypto List & Volume

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PairPriceChange Volume Action
BTC / USD 109,056 / $ 109,056 0.82% $ 27.46M Trade Now
ETH / USD 2,566.60 / $ 2,566.60 1.80% $ 10.04M Trade Now
XRP / USD 2.29 / $ 2.29 2.92% $ 5.81M Trade Now
SOL / USD 151.58 / $ 151.58 2.57% $ 3.81M Trade Now
BTC / EUR 92,610 / $ 109,070 0.82% $ 2.92M Trade Now
XRP / EUR 1.95 / $ 2.29 2.92% $ 2.37M Trade Now
SOL / EUR 128.80 / $ 151.69 2.57% $ 1.71M Trade Now
DOGE / USD 0.174410 / $ 0.17441 6.35% $ 1.42M Trade Now
ETH / EUR 2,180.80 / $ 2,568.40 1.80% $ 1.16M Trade Now
UNI / USD 7.52 / $ 7.52 7.95% $ 1.03M Trade Now
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The Bitstamp cryptocurrency exchange recorded $ 70.86M in trading volume over the last 24 hours. BTC/USD is currently the most active trading pair on Bitstamp, and saw $ 27.46M in trading volume in the last 24 hours. The biggest gainer on Bitstamp today is BONK/USD, which increased by 25.93% on the day. The worst performing pair on Bitstamp is currently WECAN/EUR, which saw a -3.44% drop. On Bitstamp, you can currently trade 225 trading pairs across 6 markets.

About Bitstamp

Bitstamp Features
  • Fiat Gateway
  • Credit Card Purchase
  • Margin/Leverage Trading
  • Decentralized Exchange
  • Launchpad
  • Desktop App
  • Mobile App
  • OTC (Over-The-Counter)

Bitstamp is a long established and highly regarded European Bitcoin exchange that is headquartered in Luxembourg. Bitstamp was briefly the world’s second largest Bitcoin exchange by volume though it has since been surpassed by other sites. Nejc Kodrič and Damijan Merlak from Slovenia are the founders of Bitstamp, which at one point was the only alternative to Mt. Gox in the early days of Bitcoin. Despite losing 19,000 bitcoins in a hack in 2015, Bitstamp has since recovered and holds a positive reputation within the industry today.

Bitstamp accepts customers from the European Union and the United States, as well as selected other countries, for example the United Kingdom, Turkey, Switzerland, South Korea and others. While Bitstamp previously only listed a few cryptocurrencies, the exchange has been expanding its offering in recent years. Bitstamp now offers trading in both major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as smaller crypto assets like DeFi protocol governance tokens. In addition, the Bitstamp API allows developers to build applications that pull market data from the site.

In October 2018, Bitstamp was acquired by NXMH, a Belgium-based investment company owned by South Korean holding company NXC. The deal was reportedly worth around $400 million, but the financial terms of the deal haven't been disclosed officially. 

Read more about Bitstamp in our Bitstamp exchange review.

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