Dai price (DAI)

Live market data for Dai, refreshed every five minutes. This page reports what the DAI price has done — not what it will do. Nothing here is advice.

  • #21 by market cap
  • No fixed supply cap
  • Stablecoin
  • No chart source
  • Not financial advice
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Dai

DAI #21 Stablecoin

$0.9994 -0.08% 24h

Market cap
$5.36B
Volume 24h
$3.58M
Circulating
5.37B
Max supply
None

No chart

DAI has no Binance USDT pair, so there is no price series to draw. Rather than substitute a different market at different prices, this space stays empty.

01

Liquidity and market context

How easily it trades, and how big it is relative to the rest

Daily turnover
0.1%

of market cap traded in 24h

Share of the top 100
0.24%

by market capitalisation

Why turnover matters more than it looks

Under 1% of this coin changes hands in a day. Thin markets are where a sell order moves the price against you, and where the quoted price and the price you actually get diverge most. It is also the condition every "the price only goes up" scheme depends on.

02

Supply

How many exist, and how many can

DAI has no fixed maximum supply. 5.37B DAI are currently in circulation, and more can be issued under the project's own rules. That is not automatically bad, but it does mean scarcity here is a policy choice rather than a guarantee.

03

Convert

DAI ↔ USD

Uses the price above. An exchange will quote something different once spread, fees and withdrawal costs are applied — the gap is usually wider than people expect.

04

Understanding this asset

Context the numbers do not give you

We have written about this one

Our explainer covers what Dai is for, how it works, and the risks that come with it — before any of the numbers above matter.

Read the Dai explainer

This is a stablecoin

It aims to hold a fixed value rather than appreciate. "Stable" describes the target, not a guarantee — several stablecoins have broken their peg permanently. What matters is what backs it and who can redeem it.

See peg tracking

Before you act on any of this

Crypto prices move sharply and can go to zero. Nothing on this page is advice, a recommendation or a forecast — it is public market data with context. Coinculb earns no commission on anything mentioned here.

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