CMERGE

CoinMerge (ERC20) Price

(CMERGE)

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How can I buy CoinMerge (ERC20) (CMERGE)?
Buying CMERGE on KuCoin TR is fast and simple. Create an account, verify your identity, deposit funds, and start your trading. It's that simple! See How to Buy CoinMerge (ERC20) (CMERGE) for more information.
Coin description
CoinMerge is a crypto currency platform, and corresponding tokens, which launched on July 16th on the ERC chain, and August 22nd on the BSC Chain. The flagship platform launched on September 30th. The CoinMerge team has meticulously crafted a new kind of platform which combines the features from top resource sites such as DexTools and Telegram and Uniswap. CoinMerge grants a new level of accessibility for investors, regardless of their experience level. Users can Chat, Chart, Swap on a CEX and DEX, Advertise, mint, buy, and sell NFTs, as well as educate themselves through the "Crypto DeFined" resource page all on the same platform. Charts and relevant crypto data for both ERC and BSC are on the screen while also seamlessly integrating chat room channels like Telegram all in one place. Creating the account is free, but holders of CMERGE enjoy SIX different revenue streams paying them in ETH and BNB respectively.

What is the all-time high price of CoinMerge (ERC20) (CMERGE)?
The all-time high price of CoinMerge (ERC20) (CMERGE) is 0. The current price of CMERGE is down -- from its all-time high.
How much CoinMerge (ERC20) (CMERGE) is there in circulation?
As of 8 27, 2025, there is currently 4.3B CMERGE in circulation. CMERGE has a maximum supply of 5B.
How do I store CoinMerge (ERC20) (CMERGE)?
You can store your CoinMerge (ERC20) in the custodial wallet of a cryptocurrency exchange without having to worry about managing your private keys. Other ways to store your CMERGE include using a self-custody wallet (on a web browser, mobile device, or desktop), a hardware wallet, a third-party crypto custody service, or a paper wallet.