CoinWorldCap Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Prices are derived using our Market Data methodology. We collect, aggregate, and evaluate trading data from supported exchanges to generate a weighted average price.

Market Capitalization represents the relative size of a cryptocurrency in the market. Market Cap = Price x Circulating Supply. It is widely used as an indicator of a project's market presence and value.

Circulating Supply: The estimated number of coins currently available to the public. Total Supply: The total number of coins currently in existence (excluding burned tokens). Max Supply: The theoretical maximum number of coins that will ever exist.

Coins operate independently on their own blockchain. Tokens rely on an existing blockchain (e.g., ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum).

Yes! CWC offers a comprehensive, high-performance API with generous rate limits. Our market data API powers numerous applications, trading tools, and analytics platforms. It is available for both personal and commercial use.

Price, trading volume, and market cap are updated every 1–10 minutes. Circulating supply updates every 5 minutes. Developer, social, and website analytics are updated daily. All timestamps are in UTC.

CWC incorporates a Trust Score system designed to combat inflated or manipulated trading volumes. Trust Scores reflect liquidity depth, operational scale, and API reliability. Exchange-level Trust Scores are rated on a scale of 1 to 10.

No. CWC is not a wallet, exchange, or escrow service. We are a data and analytics platform. You can find supported exchanges for any asset by visiting its Markets section.

If your project meets our listings criteria, submit an application via our official listing form. Our listing standards focus on transparency, operational legitimacy, liquidity, and data verifiability.

Submit a ticket via our support portal or email us at support@coinworldcap.com. We value your suggestions and are committed to improving the user experience.