MATH price
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MATH price today
MATH price today is £0.020.
In the last 24 hours MATH's price moved -2.76%. The current MATH to GBP conversion rate is £0.020 per MATH. The circulating supply of MATH is 186,721,734 MATH and the current MATH market cap is £3,763,750.
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About MATH
Math is a cross-chain decentralized finance (DeFi) hub combining a smart wallet, decentralized exchange (DEX), staking pools, NFT markets, decentralized app (dApp) store and other blockchain services. Math aims to connect Web2 platforms to the Web3 ecosystem. MATH is the native token for MathChain, used to transact within the products available on the MATH ecosystem and to vote on community proposals through a user-driven governance system.
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