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Karura (KAR)

$ 0.1494000

Market Cap	Volume	Last Trade

Karura Details

Built On	Launch Date	Proof Type	Max Supply	Circulating Supply	Website
	2021-07-12	N/A	100,000,000	84,168,056	NO
Platform	Block Reward	Block Time	Block Number	Net Hashes Per Sec	Karura
token	0	0	0	0	Trade

Karura (KAR) price today is $0.1494000 USD. Trading volume was $9,101.63 USD in the last 24 hours. Current market cap of Karura is $14,940,000 USD. Karura has a circulating supply of 84,168,056 KAR coins out of a maximum supply of 100,000,000 KAR coins.

How to buy Karura

Karura is a top cryptocurrency and is available on virtually all cryptocurrency exchanges. The best places to buy Karura for low fees and best prices are

Binance

Coinbase

Where to buy Karura

You can buy Karura with GBP in the UK using Crypto.com, Coinbase, and Luno. In France and the rest of the EU, you can also buy Karura with EURO on these same exchanges. In places where buying Crypto is difficult e.g. Nigeria, you can buy bitcoin with the local currency (naira) by using Binance P2P and swapping with Karura

You can find other places to buy Karura on our long list of the best cryptocurrency exchanges.

Karura Wallets

The best wallets for Karura are Ledger, Trezor, Math Wallet, and Trust Wallet

Find more Karura news by visiting the Karura Website and the Karura Reddit

Rank	Exchange	Country	Coin Types	Fees	Trade
1	Binance	Cayman Islands	378 Currencies including KAR	0,10%	More infos
2	Etoro	Cyprus	34 Currencies including KAR	0,10% > 1%	More infos
3	Coinbase	US	107 Currencies including KAR	1,49% > 3,99%	More infos
4	Bitfinex	British Virgin Islands	150 Currencies including KAR	0,10% > 0,20%	More infos

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