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Stacks Ecosystem Coins

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Coins Built on Stacks, a Bitcoin-anchored Layer-1 Network Enabling Smart Contracts and Decentralized Apps. More

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1 Stacks STX $0.300
$561.69M
$561.69 million
+0.71%
2 ALEX Lab ALEX $0.00367
$2.23M
$2.23 million
+7.06%

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3 SBTC SBTC $80,845.49
$353.29M
$353.29 million
+0.34%
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5 Welshcorgicoin WELSH $--
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6 LEO LEO $--
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8 Flat Earth FLAT $--
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10 WEN (Stacks) WEN $--
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11 SatoshAI sai $--
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12 Hermetica USDh usdh $--
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Trending Stacks Ecosystem Coins

Top Gainers

Coins Live Price Market cap 24h
ALEX Lab ALEX $0.00367
$2.23M
$2.23 million
+7.06%
Stacks STX $0.300
$561.69M
$561.69 million
+0.71%
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What Are Stacks Ecosystem Coins?

Stacks ecosystem coins are the coins and tokens that run on Stacks, a layer 2 network for Bitcoin. This list ranks tokens on Stacks by market cap, with live prices. It includes STX, Bitcoin-backed tokens, DeFi tokens and meme coins.

Quick Facts

  • Blockchain type: Bitcoin layer 2 that adds smart contracts to Bitcoin.
  • Launch year: The Stacks 2.0 mainnet launched in 2021.
  • Native coin: Stacks (STX).
  • Consensus: Proof of Transfer (PoX). Miners send BTC to take part in making blocks.
  • Token standard: SIP-010 for fungible tokens.
  • Former name: The project was first known as Blockstack.

How the Stacks Blockchain Works

Stacks lets developers build apps that use Bitcoin. Smart contracts are written in Clarity, a language designed to be easy to read and check. Stacks blocks are linked to Bitcoin blocks, so the network inherits security from Bitcoin. Through Proof of Transfer, miners spend BTC to mine STX. STX holders can "stack" their coins, which means locking them to help the network, and earn BTC rewards. The Nakamoto upgrade in 2024 made blocks faster. sBTC is a token backed one-to-one by BTC that can be used in Stacks apps.

Types of Tokens on Stacks

  • Native coin: STX, used for fees and stacking.
  • Bitcoin tokens: sBTC, a BTC-backed token for use in Stacks apps.
  • DeFi tokens: Tokens from exchanges and lending apps, such as ALEX and Arkadiko (DIKO).
  • Stablecoins: Dollar tokens such as USDh.
  • Meme coins: Community tokens such as Welsh Corgi Coin (WELSH) and LEO.

How to Buy Stacks Tokens

  1. Use a wallet that supports Stacks, such as Leather or Xverse.
  2. Get some STX to pay transaction fees. STX trades on many centralized exchanges.
  3. Swap STX for the token you want on a decentralized exchange on Stacks.
  4. Check the contract address before you buy. Token names can be copied.

Risks

Many Stacks tokens have low liquidity, so prices can move a lot on small trades. Smart contracts can have bugs, even when written in Clarity. sBTC and other Bitcoin tokens rely on the systems that hold the BTC behind them. Meme coins on Stacks can lose most of their value quickly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Stacks ecosystem coins are tokens that run on Stacks, a layer 2 network that adds smart contracts to Bitcoin. They include STX, the BTC-backed sBTC, DeFi tokens like ALEX and DIKO, and meme coins like WELSH. The list on this page ranks them by market cap, with live prices.

Stacks is a Bitcoin layer 2 that brings smart contracts and apps to Bitcoin. Its 2.0 mainnet launched in 2021, and the project was first known as Blockstack. It uses Proof of Transfer, where miners spend BTC to mine STX. Smart contracts are written in the Clarity language.

We do not give investment advice. The list above ranks Stacks tokens by market cap, updated live. Well-known tokens include STX, sBTC, ALEX and WELSH. To compare coins, look at market cap, trading volume, 24h price change and the age of the project. Check how much liquidity each token has.

Install a wallet that supports Stacks, such as Leather or Xverse. Buy STX on a centralized exchange and send it to your wallet to pay fees. Then swap STX for the token you want on a decentralized exchange on Stacks. Always check the contract address before you confirm a trade.

Stacking means locking your STX to support the Stacks network through Proof of Transfer. In return, stackers can earn rewards paid in BTC. These rewards come from the BTC that miners send to take part in mining. Stacking has rules on lock periods and minimum amounts, and pools let smaller holders join.

Many Stacks tokens have low liquidity, so small trades can move prices a lot. Smart contracts can contain bugs. sBTC and other Bitcoin-backed tokens depend on the systems that hold the real BTC. Meme coins on Stacks are very volatile and can lose most of their value quickly.