All wallet addresses
103 assets across 133 networks — each with a QR code, a copy button, and a link to check it on a block explorer. Popular coins have their own full guide; everything else is right here.
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BTC
Full guide & QR →ETH
Full guide & QR →SOL
Full guide & QR →TWT
Full guide & QR →BNB
Full guide & QR →ADA
Full guide & QR →AE
Full guide & QR →ALGO
Full guide & QR →ATOM
Full guide & QR →DOGE
Full guide & QR →ETC
Full guide & QR →NU
Full guide & QR →SHIBU
Full guide & QR →TRX
Full guide & QR →USDT
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87 more assets
Sorted alphabetically by ticker. Many EVM-compatible chains share the same address — where that's the case, it's shown once with every network it covers.
AION — Aion
Aion is an early interoperability-focused blockchain project designed to let separate blockchain networks communicate with each other.
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AKT — Akash
Akash Network is a decentralized cloud-computing marketplace built on Cosmos, often described as an open alternative to centralized cloud providers.
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APT — Aptos
Aptos is a proof-of-stake Layer 1 blockchain built with the Move programming language, focused on high throughput and transaction safety.
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AVAX — Avalanche C-Chain
Avalanche is a fast, low-fee smart contract platform known for its unique consensus protocol and support for custom, purpose-built subnets.
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AXL — Axelar
Axelar is a cross-chain communication network that lets assets and data move securely between otherwise separate blockchains.
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BB — BounceBit
BounceBit is a Bitcoin restaking chain that lets BTC holders earn yield through a combined centralized/decentralized finance framework.
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BCH — Bitcoin Cash
Bitcoin Cash is a 2017 fork of Bitcoin created to allow larger block sizes for cheaper, faster on-chain payments.
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BLD — Agoric
Agoric is a Cosmos-ecosystem smart contract platform built around JavaScript-based programmable money tools.
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BOBAETH — Boba
Boba Network is an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution using optimistic rollup technology to reduce transaction fees.
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BTC-LN — Bitcoin Lightning
The Lightning Network is a Layer 2 payment protocol on top of Bitcoin that enables near-instant, low-fee transactions through payment channels.
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CELO — Celo
Celo is a mobile-first blockchain platform focused on financial inclusion, with built-in stablecoins and a proof-of-stake design.
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CFX — Conflux eSpace
Conflux is a public blockchain using a Tree-Graph consensus algorithm for high throughput, widely used in the Chinese Web3 market.
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CLO — Callisto
Callisto Network is a proof-of-authority sidechain originally spun off from Ethereum Classic, focused on smart contract security.
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CRO — CRO
CRO is the token spanning both the Crypto.org Chain and Cronos, the two chains behind the Crypto.com exchange ecosystem.
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Coval — Polygon
Coval (Circuits of Value) is a tokenization-focused asset running on Polygon, associated with the Bittrex ecosystem.
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DAI — Dai (Ethereum)
DAI is a decentralized, crypto-collateralized stablecoin issued by the MakerDAO protocol and pegged to the US dollar.
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DASH — Dash
Dash is a Bitcoin-derived cryptocurrency focused on fast, low-cost payments using a two-tier masternode network.
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DCR — Decred
Decred combines proof-of-work and proof-of-stake governance, giving token holders a direct vote on protocol changes.
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DGB — DigiByte
DigiByte is a fast, security-focused proof-of-work blockchain launched in 2014, secured by five different mining algorithms.
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DOT — Polkadot
Polkadot is a multi-chain network connecting independent "parachains" that share security and interoperate with each other.
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EVMOS — EVMOS
Evmos brings Ethereum-compatible smart contracts to the Cosmos ecosystem, letting EVM apps interoperate with IBC-connected chains.
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FIL — Filecoin
Filecoin is a decentralized storage network where users pay independent storage providers around the world to host their data.
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FIO — FIO
The FIO Protocol lets people send crypto using human-readable names instead of long wallet addresses.
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FIRO — Firo
Firo (formerly Zcoin) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency using Lelantus Spark technology to enable untraceable transactions.
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FLUX — Flux
Flux is a decentralized cloud infrastructure network that lets users run applications across a distributed, independent node network.
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FTM — Fantom
Fantom is a fast, low-fee smart contract platform using a directed-acyclic-graph-based consensus mechanism.
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GLMR — Moonbeam
Moonbeam is an Ethereum-compatible smart contract platform built as a parachain on Polkadot.
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GO — GoChain
GoChain is a fast, energy-efficient blockchain platform using a proof-of-reputation consensus model.
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GRS — Groestlcoin
Groestlcoin is a Bitcoin-derived cryptocurrency optimized for fast, ASIC-resistant mining.
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HT — Huobi ECO Chain
Heco (Huobi ECO Chain) is an EVM-compatible blockchain originally launched by the Huobi exchange ecosystem.
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ICP — Internet Computer
Internet Computer is a blockchain project by the DFINITY Foundation designed to host fully on-chain websites and applications.
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ICX — ICON
ICON is a South Korea-based blockchain interoperability project connecting independent blockchain networks.
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INJ — Native Injective
Injective is a Cosmos-based Layer 1 blockchain purpose-built for decentralized finance, including on-chain derivatives trading.
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IOTX — IoTeX EVM
IoTeX is a blockchain platform focused on connecting real-world IoT devices with decentralized applications.
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JUNO — Juno
Juno is a permissionless smart contract platform in the Cosmos ecosystem, built with CosmWasm.
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KAIA — Kaia
Kaia is the blockchain formed from the 2024 merger of Klaytn and Finschia, focused on the Asian Web3 market.
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KAVA — KAVA
Kava combines Cosmos SDK scalability with Ethereum-compatible smart contracts on a single Layer 1 network.
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KCS — KuCoin Community Chain
KCC (KuCoin Community Chain) is an EVM-compatible blockchain associated with the KuCoin exchange ecosystem.
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KSM — Kusama
Kusama is Polkadot's "canary network" — a faster-moving, experimental version of Polkadot used to test upgrades first.
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LTC — Litecoin
Litecoin, created in 2011, was one of the earliest Bitcoin forks, designed for faster block times and a different mining algorithm.
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LUNC — Terra Classic
Terra Classic is the original Terra blockchain, renamed after its algorithmic stablecoin collapsed in 2022.
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METIS — Metis
Metis is an Ethereum Layer 2 optimistic rollup focused on supporting decentralized organizations and communities.
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MNT — Mantle
Mantle is a DAO-governed Ethereum Layer 2 network using modular architecture to lower transaction costs.
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MON — Monad
Monad is a high-performance, EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain focused on parallel transaction execution.
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MOVR — Moonriver
Moonriver is Moonbeam's companion network on Kusama, used to test Ethereum-compatible features before they reach Polkadot.
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NAS — Nebulas
Nebulas is an early blockchain project focused on on-chain search and incentive mechanisms.
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NEAR — NEAR
NEAR Protocol is a sharded, developer-friendly Layer 1 blockchain designed for scalability and ease of use.
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NEON — Neon
Neon EVM brings Ethereum-compatible smart contracts to the Solana network.
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NIM — Nimiq
Nimiq is a browser-based cryptocurrency designed to be used directly from a web browser with no downloads or extensions.
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NTRN — Neutron
Neutron is a Cosmos-ecosystem smart contract platform built with CosmWasm and connected via IBC.
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ONE — Harmony
Harmony is a sharded, EVM-compatible blockchain designed for fast finality and low transaction fees.
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ONG — Ontology
Ontology Gas (ONG) is the utility/gas token of the Ontology blockchain, used to pay for network transactions.
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ONT — Ontology
Ontology is a blockchain platform focused on digital identity and data verification; ONT is its governance token.
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OSMO — Osmosis
Osmosis is the leading decentralized exchange and automated market maker in the Cosmos ecosystem.
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PEPE — Ethereum
Pepe is a meme coin on Ethereum based on the Pepe the Frog internet meme, with no formal utility beyond community and speculation.
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POL — Polygon
POL is the token that replaced MATIC as Polygon's native asset, powering its ecosystem of Ethereum scaling chains.
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QTUM — Qtum
Qtum combines Bitcoin's UTXO transaction model with Ethereum-style smart contracts.
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QUQ — BNB Smart Chain
QUQ is a smaller token issued on BNB Smart Chain.
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RON — Ronin
Ronin is an Ethereum-linked sidechain built for gaming, best known as the network behind Axie Infinity.
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RUNE — THORChain
THORChain is a decentralized cross-chain liquidity protocol that lets users swap native assets across blockchains without wrapping them.
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RVN — Ravencoin
Ravencoin is a proof-of-work blockchain designed specifically for creating and transferring tokens and other digital assets.
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S — Sonic
Sonic is a high-speed, EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain (the rebrand of the Fantom ecosystem).
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SEI — Sei
Sei is a Cosmos-ecosystem Layer 1 blockchain optimized specifically for trading and exchange use cases.
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STARS — Stargaze
Stargaze is an NFT-focused blockchain built in the Cosmos ecosystem.
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STRD — Stride
Stride is a liquid staking protocol for assets across the Cosmos ecosystem.
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SUI — Sui
Sui is a Layer 1 blockchain built with the Move programming language, designed for high-throughput parallel transaction processing.
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TFUEL — Theta
TFUEL powers day-to-day operations on Theta Network, a blockchain built for decentralized video streaming and delivery.
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THETA — Theta
Theta Network is a blockchain built for decentralized video streaming and delivery; THETA is its governance token.
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TON — TON
The Open Network (TON) is a fast, scalable blockchain originally developed by Telegram and now integrated into the Telegram app.
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TT — ThunderCore
ThunderCore is an EVM-compatible blockchain focused on high throughput for gaming and consumer applications.
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VET — VeChain
VeChain is a blockchain platform focused on supply chain management and enterprise product tracking.
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VIA — Viacoin
Viacoin is an early Bitcoin-derived cryptocurrency supporting fast transactions and Lightning Network compatibility.
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VIC — Viction
Viction (formerly TomoChain) is an EVM-compatible blockchain focused on low fees and fast transaction finality.
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VeThor — VeChain
VeThor (VTHO) is the fee token used to pay for transactions on the VeChain network, kept separate from VET to keep gas costs predictable.
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WAN — Wanchain
Wanchain is a blockchain interoperability project focused on connecting different networks and enabling cross-chain asset transfers.
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WAVES — Waves
Waves is a blockchain platform focused on easy token creation and decentralized applications, popular in Eastern Europe.
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XLM — Stellar
Stellar is a blockchain payment network designed for fast, low-cost cross-border transactions and asset issuance.
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XMR — Monero
Monero is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that obscures the sender, receiver, and amount of every transaction by default.
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XNO — Nano
Nano is a feeless, instant cryptocurrency built purely for fast peer-to-peer payments using a block-lattice structure.
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XPL — Plasma Mainnet
Plasma is a newer blockchain network focused on stablecoin payments infrastructure.
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XRP — XRP
XRP is the native asset of the XRP Ledger, a blockchain built for fast, low-cost cross-border payments.
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XTZ — Tezos
Tezos is a proof-of-stake blockchain with on-chain governance, letting the protocol upgrade itself without hard forks.
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ZEC — Zcash
Zcash is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency offering optional shielded transactions using zero-knowledge proofs.
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ZETA — ZETA
ZetaChain is an omnichain blockchain designed to connect and coordinate smart contracts across multiple separate blockchains.
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ZIL — Zilliqa
Zilliqa is a blockchain platform that was among the first to implement sharding to improve transaction throughput.
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eGLD — MultiversX
MultiversX (formerly Elrond) is a sharded, high-throughput Layer 1 blockchain focused on scalability and low fees.
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xDAI — Gnosis Chain
Gnosis Chain is an Ethereum-compatible sidechain that uses a stable, DAI-pegged token to pay for gas fees.
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