Thirty notable tokens, not a permanent ranking
The live table requests up to 30 assets from the market API. The order follows the market-cap ranking in that response and changes over time. A separate readable example list names familiar assets for orientation; it is not a live rank.
A dollar reference price is useful for comparison, but an execution quote on a particular chain or pool can differ because of liquidity, fees and price impact. Before a transaction, review the route and minimum received in the swap interface.
Supported swap networks
The current swap routes cover 17 networks: BNB Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche, Linea, Sonic, Berachain, Unichain, Monad, Mantle, Scroll, zkSync Era, Robinhood Chain and Solana. A token is not available on every network, and a shared ticker does not prove two contracts are the same asset.
Moving value between different networks is not always a simple token-for-token swap. In the swap interface, check the source and destination network, wallet, route, gas, price impact and fee before signing.
What the trend reading actually says
The row label compares the available 24-hour and seven-day percentage changes: both positive is “positive on both windows,” both negative is “negative on both windows,” and different directions are “mixed.” If either reading is missing, the page says there is insufficient data.
This is a simple description of past direction, not a forecast, entry or exit point, or instruction to buy or sell. Even aligned trends can reverse. Evaluate liquidity, volatility, contract risk and the possibility of losing capital separately.