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LED Price
How is the price of Ledgis (LED) calculated?
The price of Ledgis (LED) is calculated in real-time by aggregating the latest data across 1 exchanges and 1 markets, using a global volume-weighted average formula. Learn more about how crypto prices are calculated on CoinGecko.
Ledgis Price Chart (LED)
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Market Cap
Market Cap = Current Price x Circulating Supply
Refers to the total market value of a cryptocurrency’s circulating supply. It is similar to the stock market’s measurement of multiplying price per share by shares readily available in the market (not held & locked by insiders, governments) Read More |
$125,077 |
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Market Cap / FDV
The proportion of current market capitalization compares to market capitalization when meeting max supply.
The closer the Mkt Cap/FDV to 1, the closer the current market capitalization to its fully diluted valuation and vice versa. Learn more about Mkt Cap/FDV here. |
0.04 |
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Fully Diluted Valuation
Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) = Current Price x Total Supply
Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) is the theoretical market capitalization of a coin if the entirety of its supply is in circulation, based on its current market price. The FDV value is theoretical as increasing the circulating supply of a coin may impact its market price. Also depending on the tokenomics, emission schedule or lock-up period of a coin's supply, it may take a significant time before its entire supply is released into circulation. Learn more about FDV here. |
$3,045,549 |
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24 Hour Trading Vol
A measure of a cryptocurrency trading volume across all tracked platforms in the last 24 hours. This is tracked on a rolling 24-hour basis with no open/closing times.
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$27.71 |
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Circulating Supply
The amount of coins that are circulating in the market and are tradeable by the public. It is comparable to looking at shares readily available in the market (not held & locked by insiders, governments).
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41,068,691
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Total Supply
The amount of coins that have already been created, minus any coins that have been burned (removed from circulation). It is comparable to outstanding shares in the stock market.
Total Supply = Onchain supply - burned tokens |
1,000,000,000 |
LED Historical Price
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| 7d Range | $0.002208 – $0.003118 |
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$1.94
Dec 08, 2021 (over 3 years)
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| All-Time Low |
$0.0009629
Feb 12, 2025 (2 months)
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What is Ledgis about?
Ledgis provides a next-generation blockchain platform focused on data sovereignty, addressing structural limitations of existing platforms and decentralization challenges. It utilizes Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) data management technology, allowing individuals to control their own data. The platform features a sophisticated token economy, rewarding users based on their ecosystem contributions and offering high-speed DApp services at 3,000 TPS.
What makes Ledgis unique?
Ledgis stands out with its advanced SSI technology, enabling users to manage their data securely. It combines blockchain with IPFS-based encryption and decentralized storage solutions, providing innovative data infrastructure for the Web 3.0 era. Additionally, its '1 Person 1 Wallet' system ensures private key management, preventing theft or forgery through DID technology and facial authentication.
What's the history of Ledgis?
Ledgis was founded by Martin Lee, CEO of the Institute of Blockchain Technology & Service (IBCT). With over a decade of experience in IT research, Lee established IBCT in 2018 to promote a blockchain-enabled society. The Ledgis project began in February 2018, with its mainnet launching in September 2019.
What's next for Ledgis?
As a key player in the data economy, Ledgis aims to expand its infrastructure for Web 3.0, focusing on decentralized data solutions and enhanced security. Its roadmap includes advancing its token economy and DApp ecosystem, ensuring high-speed transactions and user rewards.
What can Ledgis be used for?
Ledgis serves as a Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) Service Platform, reorganizing data power to a user-centered system. It offers a Web 3.0 My Data Platform, providing innovative data solutions with DIDH technology. Additionally, it provides private key management through '1 Person 1 Wallet' and a coin economy that incentivizes ecosystem participation.
Where can you buy Ledgis?
LED tokens can be traded on centralized crypto exchanges. The most popular exchange to buy and trade Ledgis is GoPax, where the most active trading pair LED/KRW has a trading volume of $27.72 in the last 24 hours.
What is the daily trading volume of Ledgis (LED)?
The trading volume of Ledgis (LED) is $27.71 in the last 24 hours, representing a 0.00% increase from one day ago and signalling a recent rise in market activity. Check out CoinGecko’s list of highest volume cryptocurrencies.
What is the highest and lowest price for Ledgis (LED)?
Ledgis (LED) reached an all-time high of BTC0.00005386 and an all-time low of BTC0.089990. It’s now trading -99.80% below that peak and 216.30% above its lowest price.
What is the market cap of Ledgis (LED)?
Market capitalization of Ledgis (LED) is BTC1.4799 and is ranked #5779 on CoinGecko today. Market cap is measured by multiplying token price with the circulating supply of LED tokens (41 Million tokens are tradable on the market today).
What is the fully diluted valuation of Ledgis (LED)?
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Ledgis (LED) is BTC36.0349. This is a statistical representation of the maximum market cap, assuming the maximum number of 1 Billion LED tokens are in circulation today. Depending on how the emission schedule of LED tokens are designed, it might take multiple years before FDV is realized.
How does the price performance of Ledgis compare against its peers?
With a price increase of 0.00% in the last 7 days, Ledgis (LED) is underperforming the global cryptocurrency market which is up 1.30%.
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