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Gitcoin Price (GTC)

Contract Address: 0xde30...48163f
$0.0745027
Page last updated: 7/5/26, 7:11 AM (UTC)

Gitcoin Market Stats

Popularity
#1117
Popularity is based on the relative market cap of assets.
Market Cap
$6.5M
Market cap is calculated by multiplying the asset's circulating supply with its current price.
Volume (24hours)
$3.5M
The total dollar value of all transactions for this asset over the past 24 hours.
Circulation Supply
87.5M
The number of coins circulating in the market and available to the public for trading, similar to publicly traded shares on the stock market.
Total Maximum Supply
--
The total number of coins that will ever be created for the cryptocurrency, similar to fully diluted shares in the stock market. If this data is not provided or verified by CoinMarketCap, the maximum supply is displayed as '--'.
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$7.5M
The total number of coins that will ever be created for the cryptocurrency, similar to fully diluted shares in the stock market. If this data is not provided or verified by CoinMarketCap, the maximum supply is displayed as '--'.
Issue Date
May 25, 2021
Gitcoin Resources
Official Gitcoin (GTC) Website
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Price of Gitcoin Today

The live price of Gitcoin is $0.0745027 per (GTC / USD) with a current market cap of $6.5M USD. 24-hour trading volume is $3.5M USD. GTC to USD price is updated in real-time. Gitcoin is -3.38% in the last 24 hours with a circulating supply of 87.5M.

Gitcoin Price History

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All Time High

$29.03

Current

$0.0745027

24H High

$0.0783975

24H Low

$0.0741465

24H Change

-3.38%

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Why Is Gitcoin (GTC) Down Today?

Gitcoin (GTC)'s price declined by 3.38% over the past 24h, possibly reflecting reduced trading activity and broader market caution affecting crypto assets.
Recent market activity suggests moderating buying momentum, which may reflect short-term adjustments in trading activity following recent price movements.
At the same time, broader trends across the crypto market may be contributing to normal price fluctuations, influencing Gitcoin (GTC)'s performance alongside other digital assets.

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People Also Ask: Other Questions About Gitcoin

How is the price of Gitcoin (GTC) calculated on Binance?

The price of Gitcoin (GTC) on Binance is based on live market data from active trading pairs involving Gitcoin. Prices may reflect recent trades, available liquidity, order book activity, and market demand across supported pairs such as GTC/USDT, GTC/USDC, or other available markets. The displayed price is updated in real time to help users track the latest price of Gitcoin.

Why does the price of Gitcoin (GTC) change?

The price of Gitcoin (GTC) goes up and down because it is traded in an open market where buyers and sellers constantly place orders at different prices. If demand for Gitcoin increases, the price may rise. If selling pressure increases, the price may fall. Broader crypto market trends, news, liquidity, investor sentiment, macroeconomic conditions, and token-specific developments can also influence price movements.

What factors affect the price of Gitcoin (GTC)?

The price of Gitcoin (GTC) can be affected by supply and demand, trading volume, liquidity, market sentiment, news, adoption, token utility, network activity, regulatory developments, and broader crypto market conditions. For some assets, tokenomics such as circulating supply, maximum supply, token unlocks, burns, or staking activity may also influence how the market values Gitcoin over time.

Why does the price of Gitcoin (GTC) differ across crypto exchanges?

The price of Gitcoin (GTC) may differ across exchanges because each exchange has its own order books, liquidity, trading volume, user demand, spreads, and available trading pairs. Prices usually stay close across major exchanges, but short-term differences can happen when market activity is high, liquidity is lower, or when deposits and withdrawals vary across platforms.

What is the market capitalization of Gitcoin (GTC), and why does it matter?

Market capitalization, or market cap, is commonly calculated by multiplying the current price of Gitcoin by its circulating supply. It is used to estimate the total market value of the asset and compare it with other cryptocurrencies. A higher market cap may indicate broader market adoption or liquidity, but it does not guarantee price stability or future performance.

How does circulating supply affect the price of Gitcoin (GTC)?

Circulating supply refers to the number of Gitcoin tokens currently available in the market. If demand stays the same but circulating supply increases, it may put pressure on price. If demand grows faster than supply, prices may rise. For some cryptocurrencies, maximum supply, token unlocks, emissions, burns, or staking mechanisms can also affect market expectations.

Can I set price alerts for Gitcoin (GTC) on Binance?

Yes, Binance users can set price alerts for supported cryptocurrencies on the web and through the Binance app. Logged-in users can set their price target on the Gitcoin price page and get notified when the target is reached.

Is Gitcoin (GTC) a better investment than gold or silver?

Gitcoin (GTC), gold, and silver are different types of assets with different risk profiles. Gold and silver are traditional commodities with long-established markets, while Gitcoin is a digital asset that may be more volatile. The Crypto Time Machine can help compare historical returns, but past performance should not be used as a guarantee of future results.

What Is the Current Price of Gitcoin (GTC)?

The current price of Gitcoin (GTC) is $0.07. Top cryptocurrency prices are updated in real-time on Binance’s price directory.

What Does Gitcoin Stand For?

Gitcoin is the network that enables developers and coders on the underlying Github collaborative layer with the potential to “get coin” or financial support for their work.

What is Gitcoin (GTC) Used For?

GTC is mainly used as a governance token and is staked by users, who can then vote on decisions affecting the future of the community and platform.

How Does Network Consensus And Validation Work On Gitcoin?

Gitcoin leverages the Ethereum blockchain network and its consensus layer, which operates by Proof-of-Stake (PoS) implementation since The Merge in September 2022.

Who is the Gitcoin Founder?

Gitcoin was founded in 2017 by Kevin Owocki and Scott Moore. The platform was successfully launched in November of the same year.

What is the Maximum Token Supply of GTC?

The maximum token supply of the Gitcoin community governance token is not available. At the time of writing, the total circulating supply of GTC is 59,913,342.

What Makes Gitcoin Different From Others?

One of the main ways the Gitcoin community directly supports its network of developers is by acquiring public goods, which are then made available to them. This mechanism is referenced as one of the primary methods to connect developers with paid work, job assignments, and grants made available on the platform.

How To Buy Gitcoin (GTC)?

Gitcoin (GTC) can be purchased directly from Binance using a debit or credit card. Gitcoin (GTC) can also be traded for other cryptocurrencies on Binance. Live Gitcoin price is updated in real-time on Binance. GTC price and purchase information is available in our How to Buy Gitcoin (GTC) Guide.

About Gitcoin (GTC)

Gitcoin is a platform that connects developers with open-source projects needing funding and support. Launched in 2017, Gitcoin aims to grow and sustain the open-source ecosystem by incentivizing developers to contribute to projects through bounties, grants, hackathons, and other initiatives. 

Gitcoin has established a community that seeks to directly support developers and coders with products such as grants, bounties provided by networks and entities needing developer resources, work assignments, extended contracts, and more.

Gitcoin is associated with the GitHub development community and therefore built atop the protocol to not reinvent the wheel, as referenced by the platform. Instead, Gitcoin is described as more of the incentivization layer to Github, the underlying collaboration layer. To date, information published on the Gitcoin website establishes that Gitcoin, a DAO community, has been responsible for over $72 million in funds dedicated to open-source development across all products and channels.

Kevin Owocki and Scott Moore co-founded Gitcoin and ultimately launched it in November 2017 to concentrate support around developers contributing to the continued building of the Web3 environment and the development of the space itself. Gitcoin hosts a network that sees hundreds of thousands of developers leverage its platform to exercise-associated support and interact with one another regularly. Developers on the Gitcoin network are rewarded for their contributions on the platform and are positioned to land various types and lengths of assignments with platforms such as MetaMask and Ethereum.

The Gitcoin network is developed and supported on the Ethereum blockchain network and fundamentally exists as an Ethereum network asset. The Gitcoin DAO governance token also has liquidity on the Near blockchain network. Gitcoin is known by its token ticker $GTC. The live price of Gitcoin is updated and available in real-time on Binance.

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