Ethereum Name Service (ENS/IDR) Price Today
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Key Stats
- Rp3,14TMarket Cap
- Rp256,76MVolume (24h)
- 41M ENSCirculating Supply
- 21% Sell | 79% BuyTrading Activity
- 30 DaysTypical Hold Time
Track Ethereum Name Service price today on Pluang, updated in real time with live charts and market data. Ethereum Name Service currently has a market capitalization of Rp3,14T and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp256,76M. Ethereum Name Service has traded between an all-time low of Rp71,180 and an all-time high of Rp1,224,971. The circulating supply of Ethereum Name Service stands at 41M ENS. Recent trading activity shows 21% Sell and 79% Buy, highlighting current market sentiment. On average, investors hold Ethereum Name Service for approximately 30 Days. Buy and sell Ethereum Name Service on Pluang — a safe, fast, and OJK-regulated way to invest in crypto.
About Ethereum Name Service
Ethereum Name Service is a distributed, open, and extensible naming system based on the Ethereum blockchain. ENS is the governance token used to govern the protocol and influence decisions on pricing its .eth addresses and the price oracle. Token holders can also delegate their tokens to the DAO for voting.
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