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WETH may be available for swapping via Onchain, our official decentralized product. Try it now.
Explore WETH in Onchain
WETH may be available for swapping via Onchain, our official decentralized product. Try it now.
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WETH
$2,275.05
-3.53%
Meme
+56.98%
DeFi
+16.46%
BTC-ETH Duo
+132.04%
Big 3
+199.8%
Dogecoin
$0.1078
+0.17% YTD
SHIBA INU
$0.000006812
-0.90% YTD
Market cap.
$7.68B
Rank
#210
24H volume
$1.94B
Circulating supply
3.38M WETH
100% of total
All-time high
$4939.42
-117.11%
All-time low
$297.33
86.93%
Total Supply
3.38M WETH
Meme
3 Weeks
+10
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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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