Our list of cryptocurrencies grew to 44 coins, each with its own guide

The assets section on Intokened now holds a list of cryptocurrencies with 44 coins. In September it had 24. Every name in the list opens a full guide, from Bitcoin and Ethereum to Kaspa, Bittensor, Ondo and Pi Network.

On Wednesday morning the 44 coins together were worth about $2.1 trillion, with $62 billion traded in 24 hours. Bitcoin alone made up 70% of that value.

Eight sectors instead of one long table

Comparing a meme coin with a smart contract platform by weekly gain tells you little, so we split coins by what they do. The filter row shows how many coins sit in each group:

• Layer 1: 15 coins, including Ethereum, Solana and Cardano;
• DeFi and exchange tokens: 8, from BNB to Aave and Hyperliquid;
• infrastructure: 8, such as Chainlink, Filecoin and Render;
• payments: 4, including XRP and Stellar;
• meme coins and Layer 2 networks: 3 each;
• privacy: 2, Monero and Zcash;
• store of value: Bitcoin on its own.

What the catalogue shows

A summary strip at the top gives the combined market cap of all 44 coins, the total 24-hour volume and the biggest gainer and loser of the day. The combined change is weighted by size, so a 1% move in Bitcoin counts for more than an 8% jump in a small coin.

Below it, the three largest coins get their own cards with a 7-day price chart. On a phone you swipe through them. Then comes the full list, as a table by default or as cards if you prefer. You can search by name, ticker or sector and sort by:

• market cap;
• change over 24 hours or 7 days;
• price;
• name.

Market cap is the price multiplied by the coins in circulation, and the number next to each name is the coin's global rank among all cryptocurrencies. The gaps in the numbering belong to stablecoins and wrapped tokens, which we do not cover. That is why Aptos, the smallest coin here, shows rank 103. Prices, caps and charts come from CoinGecko and refresh every 15 minutes.

“The numbers on this page are context, and the guides are the substance.”

— Intokened, Intokened

Quote source: Intokened, How to use this page, 11 November 2026.

Where to go next

Each guide explains who built the network and why, the events that moved its price and what people use the token for today. Start with a coin you hold, or pick a newer entry such as Kaspa. For a quick estimate of past returns, the calculators section adds a currency converter and other market tools.

Some coins carry a partner button to buy or sell. It is advertising, it carries an Ad label, and it does not change the coin's rank or its place in any sort.

Market figures reflect CoinGecko data on the morning of 11 November 2026 and change through the day. The section is reference material, not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.