Cryptopia (BCPI)

Cryptopia (BCPI) Price

This cryptocurrency is not listed for trading or services on Gate.

$5.240000
+$0.562556(+12.02%)

Market Cap

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24h High

$5.370000

24h Low

$4.690000

24h Turnover

$60.52K

Total Supply

2.16M

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Cryptopia (BCPI) Price Performance

Cryptopia (BCPI) has a Last Price of $5.240000, with a 24h change of +12.02%. The 24h low is $4.690000, the 24h high is $5.370000, and the 24h turnover is $60.52K. The current market cap is approximately --, ranking 9761 by market cap and accounting for 0.00021% of the total crypto market cap. The All-Time High is $16.220000 (⁦2026-06-12⁩), with a change from the All-Time High of -67.69%.

Fear & Greed Index

0 Extreme Fear100 Extreme Greed
Yesterday
63
Greed
Last Week
53
Normal
Last Month
78
Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 68/100, in the Greed zone; change from yesterday: +5, from last week: +15, and from last month: -10. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

About Cryptopia (BCPI)

Use Cases and Features

Cryptopia (BCPI) has a block-explorer link to its BSC contract, 0x557805bbe627ad81adecf4a94ef028141cebabdf, allowing the contract to be viewed on the explorer. The Cryptopia whitepaper describes TOS as the game’s in-game currency and says game assets are priced in TOS. No relationship between TOS and BCPI is specified, however, so those game and pricing functions are established for TOS only and should not be presented as BCPI functions.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

The supply rules described for TOS set a cap of 10 billion tokens, with the game releasing them gradually as quest rewards. These are TOS-specific rules, not evidence of BCPI’s supply or issuance. Because the relationship between TOS and BCPI is unspecified, it is not possible to infer that BCPI shares TOS’s cap or receives tokens through the same quest-reward releases; their supply arrangements must be distinguished.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cryptopia (BCPI)

What is the Cryptopia (BCPI) described here?

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How can the BCPI identity here be confirmed?

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Can BCPI and CPI be regarded directly as the same entitlement?

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How does the website describe BCPI node rewards?

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How many NFTs may each address stake for node staking?

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How does the page describe the BCPI claim interval?

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Is mining-pool output described as fixed?

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What components make up the computing power on the page?

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Does holding BCPI mean a node NFT has already been staked?

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How does the page describe the value of game items and tokens?

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Which public account should be used to check the project association?

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What should be noted when interpreting these node rules?

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Risk Disclosure

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