Top BNB Chain Other Dapps
BNB Smart Chain
- Algorand 17
- Aptos 23
- Avalanche C-Chain 111
- Bahamut 8
- Cardano 23
- Celo 56
- Chiliz 5
- Core 24
- DEP 9
- Elysium 8
- EOS 26
- Ethereum 422
- Fantom 65
- FIO 5
- Flow 8
- Gravity 7
- Hedera 9
- Hive 10
- Injective 4
- Internet Computer 11
- IoTeX 17
- Kaia 29
- MultiversX 11
- Oasys
- Ontology 9
- PlatON 4
- Ronin 18
- Sei 18
- Solana 247
- Stargaze 3
- Steem 8
- Stellar 12
- SUI 7
- Telos 13
- TelosEVM 16
- Tezos 19
- ThunderCore 12
- TON 68
- TRON 99
- VeChain 10
- Viction 3
- Waves 4
- XRP Ledger 18
- Abstract 12
- Arbitrum 161
- Astar zkEVM 14
- B3 7
- Base 192
- BitTorrent Chain 6
- Blast 46
- Cyber 10
- Etherlink 8
- Gunz 2
- Gunz Testnet 3
- Immutable zkEVM 13
- Kroma 9
- LightLink 11
- Lisk 4
- Lumia 7
- Mantle Network 26
- Matchain 5
- OP Mainnet 114
- opBNB 42
- Polygon 301
- Rangers 7
- SKALE 1
- Soneium 20
- Sonic 12
- Stacks 3
- SX Network 8
- Unichain 16
- Unit Zero 2
- WEMIX3.0 8
- Xterio Chain 3
| # | Name | Chain | Market Cap | Price | 24h % | Volume (24h) | UAW | TVL | 7d Chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ★ 1951 |  |
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| ★ 1952 | |
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| ★ 1953 | |
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| ★ 1954 | |
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| ★ 1955 | |
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| ★ 1956 |   +8 |
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| ★ 1957 |
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| ★ 1958 |
T
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 +3 |
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| ★ 1959 | |
— | — | — | — | — | — | ||
| ★ 1960 |
T
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— | — | — | — | — | €11.75k | |
| ★ 1961 |
T
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| ★ 1962 | |
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| ★ 1963 | |
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| ★ 1964 |
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| ★ 1965 |  |
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| ★ 1966 | |
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| ★ 1967 |
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| ★ 1968 |
T
|
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| ★ 1969 | |
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| ★ 1970 |
T
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| ★ 1971 | |
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| ★ 1972 |
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| ★ 1973 | |
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| ★ 1974 | |
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| ★ 1975 | |
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| ★ 1976 | |
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| ★ 1977 | |
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| ★ 1978 | |
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| ★ 1979 |
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| ★ 1980 | |
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| ★ 1981 | |
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| ★ 1982 | |
— | €0.023292 | — | — | — | — | ||
| ★ 1983 | |
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| ★ 1984 | |
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| ★ 1985 | |
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| ★ 1986 | |
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| ★ 1987 | |
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| ★ 1988 |
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| ★ 1989 | |
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| ★ 1990 | |
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| ★ 1991 | |
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| ★ 1992 | |
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| ★ 1993 | |
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| ★ 1994 | |
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| ★ 1995 |
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| ★ 1996 |
T
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| ★ 1997 |
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| ★ 1998 |
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| ★ 1999 | |
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| ★ 2000 | |
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About BNB Chain
The BNB Chain, initially known as Binance Smart Chain (BSC), is a blockchain platform launched by the cryptocurrency exchange Binance. BNB, which stands for “Build and Build,” is the native token of the BNB Chain and serves multiple purposes. It acts as the blockchain’s gas token to fuel transactions, akin to how gas functions on Ethereum. Moreover, holding BNB entitles users to participate in the decentralized on-chain governance of the BNB Chain, allowing them to voice their opinions on various matters related to the blockchain. In September 2020, Binance introduced the BNB Smart Chain, a parallel blockchain network running alongside the BNB Beacon Chain, expanding the functionality and utility of BNB in the ecosystem. The BNB Smart Chain supports smart contracts and staking, providing an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible blockchain infrastructure. This dual-chain architecture aims to offer a high-performance yet low-cost environment for the blockchain community, ensuring compatibility with existing Ethereum tools and Dapps (decentralized applications) while enhancing the scalability and user experience.