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The Nexo price is $0.67, a change of 0.85% over the past 24 hours as of 8:43 a.m. The recent price action in Nexo left the tokens market capitalization at $375,788,974.70. So far this year, Nexo has a change of 1.99%. Nexo is classified as a Currency under CoinDesks Digital Asset Classification Standard (DACS).


Nexo is the native token of a cryptocurrency lending, exchange and debit card company by the same name that is based in Bulgaria.

NEXO Price

NEXO launched in 2018 with an initial supply of 1 billion tokens. Early investors received 525 million of those tokens, and the majority of the remaining tokens were reserved to fund additional projects. Crypto data provider Messari predicts that all 1 billion NEXO will have entered public circulation by May 2023.

Between 2018 and 2021, the price of NEXO barely rose above 20 cents, and its market capitalization wavered between $30 million and $70 million. When bitcoin boomed in 2021, NEXO soared, rising to a market cap of $2.2 billion in May of that year and an all-time high of $4.07. When bitcoin dipped, so did NEXO, at least until November 2021. In the middle of that month, NEXO hit a high of $3.47.

How does Nexo work?

The NEXO token entitles holders to relatively high earning rates and low borrowing rates on the Nexo platform. As of May 2022, holders receive up to 12% a year on their NEXO holdings. They are also entitled to up to 50% higher yields, up to 0.5% cashback on exchange trades, a 0% annual percentage rate for borrowing and up to five free crypto withdrawals. The NEXO token also functions as an ERC-20 (Ethereum-based) governance token, with one NEXO token equivalent to one vote.

Nexo paid dividends to holders in NEXO tokens from 2018 through 2021. The payments rose in value over time from total payouts of $921,071 in December 2018 to just over $20 million in June 2021. NEXO token holders voted to end the dividend program, preferring instead to receive daily payouts of up to 12% on their NEXO holdings.

Nexo is similar to companies like BlockFi and Celsius. It services both institutional and consumer markets, and functions as a centralized alternative to decentralized lending platforms like Compound or Aave.

Key events and management

Nexo was incubated by a publicly traded Bulgarian fintech company called Credissimo. According to Messari, Nexo counts Michael Arrington, founder of the TechCrunch tech news site and an XRP bull, among its advisers, as well as Trevor Koverko, co-founder of crypto platform Polymath, and the executive director of University College London’s blockchain center, Paolo Tasca.

Nexo is backed by a $375 million insurance policy from Lloyd’s of London, Marsh and Arch. The company custodies its crypto with BitGo, Ledger Vault, and others.

In November 2021, Nexo launched a program to buy back $100 million NEXO tokens from public circulation. By May 2022, it had repurchased $89.3 million tokens. In 2020, it launched a $12 million buyback program.

In December 2021, Nexo inked a deal with Fidelity Digital Assets to provide services to its institutional customers. In April 2022, Nexo unveiled a M


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Nexo Price

24H Open
$0.66617428
24H Change
$0.00567445
52 Week Low
$0.54640400
52 Week High
$2.53
All Time High
$4.07
Returns (YTD)
1.99%

Nexo Market Stats

Total Supply
560.00M
Max Supply
1.00B
24H Value Transacted
N/A
30D Volatility
0.72911400
24H Transaction Count
N/A
24H Average Transaction Fee
N/A

About Nexo

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The Nexo price is $0.67, a change of 0.85% over the past 24 hours as of 8:43 a.m. The recent price action in Nexo left the tokens market capitalization at $375,788,974.70. So far this year, Nexo has a change of 1.99%. Nexo is classified as a Currency under CoinDesks Digital Asset Classification Standard (DACS).


Nexo is the native token of a cryptocurrency lending, exchange and debit card company by the same name that is based in Bulgaria.

NEXO Price

NEXO launched in 2018 with an initial supply of 1 billion tokens. Early investors received 525 million of those tokens, and the majority of the remaining tokens were reserved to fund additional projects. Crypto data provider Messari predicts that all 1 billion NEXO will have entered public circulation by May 2023.

Between 2018 and 2021, the price of NEXO barely rose above 20 cents, and its market capitalization wavered between $30 million and $70 million. When bitcoin boomed in 2021, NEXO soared, rising to a market cap of $2.2 billion in May of that year and an all-time high of $4.07. When bitcoin dipped, so did NEXO, at least until November 2021. In the middle of that month, NEXO hit a high of $3.47.

How does Nexo work?

The NEXO token entitles holders to relatively high earning rates and low borrowing rates on the Nexo platform. As of May 2022, holders receive up to 12% a year on their NEXO holdings. They are also entitled to up to 50% higher yields, up to 0.5% cashback on exchange trades, a 0% annual percentage rate for borrowing and up to five free crypto withdrawals. The NEXO token also functions as an ERC-20 (Ethereum-based) governance token, with one NEXO token equivalent to one vote.

Nexo paid dividends to holders in NEXO tokens from 2018 through 2021. The payments rose in value over time from total payouts of $921,071 in December 2018 to just over $20 million in June 2021. NEXO token holders voted to end the dividend program, preferring instead to receive daily payouts of up to 12% on their NEXO holdings.

Nexo is similar to companies like BlockFi and Celsius. It services both institutional and consumer markets, and functions as a centralized alternative to decentralized lending platforms like Compound or Aave.

Key events and management

Nexo was incubated by a publicly traded Bulgarian fintech company called Credissimo. According to Messari, Nexo counts Michael Arrington, founder of the TechCrunch tech news site and an XRP bull, among its advisers, as well as Trevor Koverko, co-founder of crypto platform Polymath, and the executive director of University College London’s blockchain center, Paolo Tasca.

Nexo is backed by a $375 million insurance policy from Lloyd’s of London, Marsh and Arch. The company custodies its crypto with BitGo, Ledger Vault, and others.

In November 2021, Nexo launched a program to buy back $100 million NEXO tokens from public circulation. By May 2022, it had repurchased $89.3 million tokens. In 2020, it launched a $12 million buyback program.

In December 2021, Nexo inked a deal with Fidelity Digital Assets to provide services to its institutional customers. In April 2022, Nexo unveiled a M


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