Mintlayer

Mintlayer

MLID: 14977Rank #2311
$0.00628715-0.04%24h

Updated 7/16/2026, 5:34:00 PM

24h Low

$0.00627195

24h High

$0.00632645

Market Cap

$403.63K

24h Volume

$119.84K

Fully Diluted Valuation

$3.77M

Market Dominance

N/A

7d Volume

$945.76K

Volume / Market Cap

29.69%

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Technical Analysis

Price Performance

1h

-0.16%

24h

-0.04%

7d

-0.94%

30d

-6.64%

60d

-6.48%

90d

-6.89%

1y

-77.14%

YTD

-31.53%

All-Time High

$0.98937327

All-Time Low

$0.00616866

Supply

Circulating64.2M ML
Total Supply506.07M ML
Max Supply599.99M ML

ML Converter

USD value

$0.00628715

About Mintlayer

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What is Mintlayer (ML)?

Mintlayer is a Layer 2 solution that allows users to build a decentralized finance ecosystem rooted in the established network of the Bitcoin blockchain, opening Bitcoin to DeFi, smart contracts, atomic swaps, NFTs, and dApps.

Mintlayer Design Mintlayer is a Layer 2 sidechain on Bitcoin. It is designed to maximize interoperability with the Bitcoin network. Unlike traditional systems that use accounts, Mintlayer utilizes UTXOs. It is not Turing complete and employs the Schnorr signature scheme along with Bech32 for addresses.

Mintlayer - Atomic Swaps While other projects aim to enable DeFi on Bitcoin, Mintlayer is the only protocol that enables direct 1:1 swaps of native Bitcoin for other tokenized assets minted directly on Mintlayer. These atomic swaps on Mintlayer eliminate the need for intermediaries, peg-in, wrapped, or federated tokens. No other project has approached asset swaps in this manner, enabling users to use native Bitcoin for financial instruments without counterparty or intermediary risk.

Decentralization Mintlayer has made the process of running a node so resource-efficient that almost anyone with a typical desktop computer can run a node. Additionally, a Mintlayer node can easily run on a $50 Raspberry Pi; in fact, the team's main pool is currently operating on one. This lowers the barrier for more users to participate in the network, fostering greater decentralization.

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