STARTUPStartup Price

$0.0₄65+2.00%

Real-Time STARTUP Price

1970-01-01 00:00
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Startup(STARTUP)Real-Time Price

STARTUP (Startup) is currently trading at $0.0₄65, with a market capitalization of $64.38K.

Startup(STARTUP)24H Performance

Price Change Today
+2.00%
24h Volume (USD)
$0.00
24h High (USD)
$0.0₄65
24h Low (USD)
$0.0₄64

Startup(STARTUP)Market Data

Market Cap Ranking
#3,186
Market Cap
$64.38K
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$65.02K
Circulation Rate
100.00%
All-Time High
$0.048
All-Time Low
$0.0₄57
Circulating Supply
990.08M
Total Supply
990.08M
Initial Release
2025-07-11

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Startup (STARTUP) Price Performance

Track Startup price movements with chart views spanning 1 day, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 1 year, and the period since it was listed on Poloniex.

Time
Change
Change%
Highest Price
Lowest Price
Today
$0.0₅10
+1.57%
$0.0₄65
$0.0₄64
30D
$0.0₅74
+12.87%
$0.0₄78
$0.0₄48
60D
$0.0₄16
-20.46%
$0.0₃11
$0.0₄48
90D
$0.0₄32
-33.57%
$0.0₃11
$0.0₄48
1Y
$0.0₂81
-99.21%
$0.017
$0.0₄24
Since listing
$0.036
-99.82%
$0.048
$0.0₄57

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News

Tuesday 8-25
11:55
Oil Prices Drop as US Proposes 'Sanctions Relief for Strait Reopening'; Pakistan's Army Chief Visits Iran for Mediation Progress
On August 25, Arab media reported that Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir made a lightning visit to Iran recently, during which he conveyed a new proposal from the United States to Iranian officials: the US may lift its blockade and sanctions on Iran in exchange for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and halting attacks by its affiliated armed groups. Following this news, international oil prices quickly fell, with both WTI and Brent crude dropping over 3% at one point during the day. It is reported that Munir held talks with several high-ranking Iranian officials in Tehran, focusing on preventing further escalation of conflicts, restarting negotiations, and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The Pakistani military stated that significant progress was made in these discussions. The Iranian side expressed a desire to seek a 'permanent solution' to the current crisis but emphasized that if the situation escalates again, Iran will continue to fight. Meanwhile, the US is further increasing economic pressure on Iran, but the latest sanctions measures have not clearly specified the targets or effective dates, which the market interprets as Washington retaining some negotiation space. Notably, the information regarding the US's 'sanctions relief for Strait reopening' proposal primarily comes from Arab media, lacking independent confirmation from other mainstream English-language media.
11:50
Oil Prices Drop as US Proposes 'Sanctions Relief for Strait Reopening'; Pakistan Army Chief Visits Iran for Mediation Progress
On August 25, Arab media reported that Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir made a swift visit to Iran, where he conveyed a new proposal from the United States to Iranian officials: the US may lift its blockade and sanctions on Iran in exchange for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ceasing attacks by its affiliated armed groups. Following this news, international oil prices fell sharply, with both WTI and Brent crude experiencing declines of over 3% during the day. It is reported that Munir held talks with several high-ranking Iranian officials in Tehran, focusing on preventing further escalation of conflict, resuming negotiations, and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The Pakistani military stated that significant progress was made during these discussions. The Iranian side expressed a desire to seek a 'permanent solution' to the current crisis but emphasized that Iran would continue to fight if the situation escalates again. Meanwhile, the US is intensifying its economic pressure on Iran, but the specifics of the latest sanctions, including their targets and effective dates, remain unclear, leading the market to interpret that Washington still retains some room for negotiation. Notably, the information regarding the US's 'sanctions relief for Strait reopening' proposal primarily comes from Arab media, lacking independent confirmation from other mainstream English media outlets.

What Is STARTUP

Startup (STARTUP) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2025and operates on the Solana platform. Startup has a current supply of 990,108,045.14406544. The last known price of Startup is 0.00006608 USD and is down -3.12 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 22 active market(s) with $0.36 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://thestartupcoin.com/.

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