We’ve migrated our accounts and authentication to CoinDesk. If you experience any problems, our support team is ready to help.
What This Means for You
Your account and API keys remain the same. You can continue to access your data and services without interruption.
Login is now handled through CoinDesk. You will need to log in again the first time you visit.
Two-factor authentication (TOTP) has been migrated and will be fully enforced starting tomorrow.
Changes to Login
Email & password: Log in as usual. If you can’t, reset your password using the same email.
Google login: You’ll complete a quick one-time linking process to connect your Google account with your existing profile.
Facebook login: Facebook login is no longer supported. Use the “Forgot Password” option with your Facebook-linked email to set a password and access your account.
Why This Change
This migration is part of a broader effort to integrate our features into CoinDesk.com
Some updates already live include: the price pages https://www.coindesk.com/price/bitcoin and prices list https://www.coindesk.com/price are now powered by CoinDesk Data.
Portfolios will soon be migrated to CoinDesk, with new features like automatic exchange syncing and dex linking.
Support
If you have any questions or run into issues logging in, our support team is ready to help: 📧 support@coindesk.com
Thank you for trusting us through this transition. This update is the foundation for a unified platform that will deliver more powerful tools and data — all under the CoinDesk Data brand.

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Mkt. Cap.
ZAR 40,936.36 B
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(ZAR 77.37 M)
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Whitepaper
Launch Date
2009-01-03
Max Supply
20,999,999.98
Total Supply
19,909,965.00
Circulating Supply
19,909,965.00
Mkt. Cap. Penalty
0 %
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Consensus Mechanisms
Proof of Work
Hashing Algorithms
SHA-256
Block Nr.
911,195.00
Block Reward
3.13
Network H/s
1,005,280,476,975,797,200,000.00
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