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WETH
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+1.16%
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WETH
WETH
£2,203.86
+1.16%
Buy
Sell
One time
GBP
WETH
≈
0.0045374916
WETH
£50
£150
£500
WETH is not tradable yet, but you can trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 400+ other coins on Crypto.com
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Market cap
£7.44B
Rank
#207
24H volume
£630.88M
Circulating supply
3.38M WETH
100% of total
All-time high
£7586.70
-244.25%
All-time low
£232.44
89.45%
Total supply
3.38M WETH
WETH Price Summaries
WETH's price today is £2,203.86, with a 24-hour trading volume of £630.88M. WETH is +1.16% in the last 24 hours. It is currently -3.32% from its 7-day all-time high of £2,279.46, and 2.43% from its 7-day all-time low of £2,151.55.WETH has a circulating supply of 3.38M WETH.WETH (WETH) is a wrapped form of Ethereum which allowed ETH to be swap with other ERC-20 Tokens in decentralized exchange(DEX) like Uniswap. 1WETH can be unwrapped and switch back to 1 ETH. WETH is now available on DeFi Swap. Users can swap WETH, be WETH Liquidity Providers to earn fees and boost their yield by up to 20x when staking CRO.
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