Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum Volumen nach Börse
| # | Börse | Paar | Kurs | 24-Stunden-Volumen | Volumen % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
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Gesponsert | Aktualisiert vor 7 Minuten |
180,46 $
0,031909 BTC
|
391.858,91 $
2171,45 ETH
|
0,02 % |
|
1
|
Aktualisiert vor 5 Minuten |
181,10 $
1273,4 QC
|
126.941.304,42 $
700957,03 ETH
|
5,66 % | |
|
2
|
Aktualisiert vor 3 Minuten |
181,24 $
182,49 USDT
|
109.644.253,98 $
604958,37 ETH
|
4,89 % | |
|
3
|
Aktualisiert vor 2 Minuten |
181,18 $
182,5044 USDT
|
93.397.404,39 $
515481,00 ETH
|
4,16 % | |
|
4
|
Aktualisiert vor eine Minute |
182,29 $
182,29 USD
|
89.217.861,40 $
489428,17 ETH
|
3,95 % | |
|
5
|
Aktualisiert vor 3 Minuten |
181,11 $
182,37 USDT
|
83.134.035,79 $
459031,26 ETH
|
3,71 % | |
|
6
|
Aktualisiert vor 2 Minuten |
181,05 $
182,38 USDT
|
70.582.941,16 $
389859,21 ETH
|
3,15 % | |
|
7
|
Aktualisiert vor 7 Minuten |
180,72 $
0,03195599 BTC
|
70.095.598,87 $
387863,76 ETH
|
3,13 % | |
|
8
|
Aktualisiert vor 5 Minuten |
181,04 $
182,42 USDT
|
63.369.259,77 $
350035,69 ETH
|
2,83 % | |
|
9
|
Aktualisiert vor 2 Minuten |
180,91 $
0,031981 BTC
|
50.402.731,91 $
278606,54 ETH
|
2,25 % | |
|
10
|
Aktualisiert vor 5 Minuten |
181,00 $
182,4119 USDT
|
48.537.162,72 $
268158,69 ETH
|
2,17 % | |
|
11
|
Aktualisiert vor weniger als eine Minute |
181,15 $
182,44 USDT
|
45.904.743,86 $
253406,60 ETH
|
2,05 % | |
|
12
|
Aktualisiert vor 5 Minuten |
180,98 $
0,031999 BTC
|
43.917.123,72 $
242657,40 ETH
|
1,96 % |
| Ethereum-Kurs | 159,40 € |
|---|---|
| Ethereum-Kurs (BTC) | 0,03197822 Ƀ |
| Ethereum ROI Beta |
4200%
|
| Marktkapitalisierung | 16.446.547.490 € |
| Market Cap Dominance | 9,85 % |
| Handelsvolumen | 1.953.394.428 € |
| 24-Stunden-Tief / 24-Stunden-Hoch | 150,86 € / 161,12 € |
| Gecko-Rang | #2 |
| Marktkapitalisierungsrang | #3 |
| Allzeithöchstwert | 1.187,08 € |
| Seit Allzeithöchstwert |
-88%
|
| Datum Allzeithöchstwert | Jan 13, 2018 (10 Monate) |
| 1 Stunde |
0,21%
|
| 24 Stunden |
0,87%
|
| 7 Tage |
-15%
|
| 14 Tage |
-9,2%
|
| 30 Tage |
-15%
|
| 60 Tage |
-18%
|
| 1 Jahr |
-45%
|
| Ethereum / Bitcoin-Quote | 1 BTC = 31.27 ETH |
| Mining-Problem | 3.021.157.819.881.597 |
|---|---|
| Gesamtzahl Blocks | 6.713.426 |
| Transaktionen pro Sekunde | 6,74 |
| Mittlere Transaktionsgebühr | 0,0004173866002775 ETH |
| Mittlere Blockgröße | 17,5 KB |
| Anzahl Aufrufe (24 h) | 1.329.847 |
| Entstehungsdatum | July 30, 2015 (mehr als 3 Jahre) |
|---|---|
| Hash-Algorithmus | Ethash |
| Hash-Rate | N/A |
| Blockzeit | 0.2 Minuten |
| Verfügbare/Gesamtanzahl Währungen | 103 Millionen / ? How is this calculated? |
What is Ethereum for beginners?
At its simplest, Ethereum is an open software platform based on blockchain technology that enables developers to build and deploy decentralized applications.
Is Ethereum similar to Bitcoin? Well, sort of, but not really.
Like Bitcoin, Ethereum is a distributed public blockchain network. Although there are some significant technical differences between the two, the most important distinction to note is that Bitcoin and Ethereum differ substantially in purpose and capability. Bitcoin offers one particular application of blockchain technology, a peer to peer electronic cash system that enables online Bitcoin payments. While the Bitcoin blockchain is used to track ownership of digital currency (bitcoins), the Ethereum blockchain focuses on running the programming code of any decentralized application.
In the Ethereum blockchain, instead of mining for bitcoin, miners work to earn Ether, a type of crypto token that fuels the network. Beyond a tradeable cryptocurrency, Ether is also used by application developers to pay for transaction fees and services on the Ethereum network.
What is a smart contract?
Smart contract is just a phrase used to describe computer code that can facilitate the exchange of money, content, property, shares, or anything of value. When running on the blockchain a smart contract becomes like a self-operating computer program that automatically executes when specific conditions are met. Because smart contracts run on the blockchain, they run exactly as programmed without any possibility of censorship, downtime, fraud or third party interference.
While all blockchains have the ability to process code, most are severely limited. Ethereum is different. Rather than giving a set of limited operations, Ethereum allows developers to create whatever operations they want. This means developers can build thousands of different applications that go way beyond anything we have seen before.
Ethereum being one of the first smart contract platform, there are other competing platforms that are fighting for market share such as Ethereum Classic which was a result of the Ethereum hardfork, Qtum, EOS, Neo, Icon, Tron and Cardano.
Ethereum Wallets
Ethereum wallets are fairly simple to set up with multiple popular choices such as myetherwallet, metamask, and even Trezor. Read here for more guide on using ethereum wallet: How to Use an Ethereum Wallet
