Live Markets puts the top 100 cryptocurrencies, more than 160 world currencies and the prices of gold, silver and platinum on one page. Crypto prices refresh every minute while the page is open. Currency and metal prices are official reference rates that change once a day, so we say that clearly next to each one. Tap any coin, currency or metal to open a full chart with plain-English trend signals worked out from its own price history.
Crypto prices
| # Coin | Price | 24h | 7d | Market cap | Volume (24h) | Last 7 days |
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Tap a row to open its chart. Crypto data powered by CoinGecko.
World currency rates
Pick a base currency to see what every other currency is worth in it. The Pakistani rupee is the default, and the quick buttons switch to the currencies our readers use most. The converter works with any pair in the list.
| Currency | 1 unit in PKR | 1 PKR buys |
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Tap a row to chart it against the base currency. Latest rates: Rates By Exchange Rate API. History: Frankfurter, which collects central bank reference rates.
Gold, silver and platinum
Prices are per troy ounce (31.1 grams), the unit used in world markets. For gold we also show the price per tola (11.66 grams) and per 10 grams, the units used in Pakistan, India and the Gulf. These are international prices converted into your chosen currency. Local market rates add dealer margins, taxes and making charges, so they are usually higher.
Outlook
This section gives our own view on six assets people ask us about most: Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, the US dollar against the Pakistani rupee, Solana and XRP. Each card shows our bias and the price range we expect, the reasons behind it and what banks, analysts and prediction markets are saying, with links to each source. We also keep our past calls and how they turned out, so you can judge our record for yourself.
An outlook is an opinion, not a promise. Markets often move outside expected ranges, especially around big news.
How to read this page
Price and 24h change
The big number is the latest price. The coloured figure next to it shows how much the price has moved in the last 24 hours: green means it went up, red means it went down. The 7d column does the same for the last seven days. A coin that is green over 24 hours can still be red over the week, so look at both before drawing conclusions.
Market cap and volume
Market cap is the price multiplied by the number of coins in circulation. It tells you how big a coin is, which is a better guide than the price of one coin. A coin selling for a few cents can be worth more in total than one selling for hundreds of dollars. Volume is the value traded in the last 24 hours. Low volume means a few large trades can move the price a lot.
The chart tabs
24H, 7D, 1M, 3M and 1Y change the time window. Short windows show detail and noise. Long windows show the bigger trend. The free crypto data we use goes back one year, so there is no all-time tab. For currencies and metals the tabs run to five years.
Moving averages
A 7-day average is the mean of the last seven daily prices, and a 30-day average does the same over a month. When the price sits above both, the recent trend has been up. When the 7-day average crosses below the 30-day average, the last week has been weaker than the last month. Averages describe what already happened. They do not tell you what comes next.
RSI (Relative Strength Index)
RSI compares the size of recent up days with recent down days over 14 days and gives a number from 0 to 100. Above 70 means the price has climbed fast, which traders call overbought. Below 30 means it has fallen fast, called oversold. In a strong trend RSI can stay above 70 or below 30 for weeks, so treat it as a sign of speed rather than a signal to buy or sell.
Volatility and the 52-week range
Volatility here is how far the price moves on a typical day, measured over the last 30 days. Bitcoin moving 2% in a day is normal, while the dollar moving 2% against the euro would be a big event. The 52-week high and low show where the price sits in its range over the past year.
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Data sources and update frequency
| Data | Source | How often it updates |
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| Crypto prices, market cap, volume, 7-day sparklines | CoinGecko public API | Source updates about every minute. This page asks again every 60 seconds while it is open. |
| Crypto charts and trend signals | CoinGecko market chart data | 5-minute points for 24H, hourly for 7D to 3M, daily for 1Y |
| Latest rates for 160+ currencies | Rates By Exchange Rate API (open access) | Once a day |
| Currency history, gold, silver and platinum | Frankfurter, using reference rates from central banks | Once per working day |
| Converted crypto prices (PKR, AED and others) | CoinGecko US dollar price times the daily rate above | Price every minute, rate once a day |
All the numbers load straight into your browser from these services. We do not change them. If a source is busy or down, the page says so and tries again by itself. Two sources can show slightly different rates for the same currency on the same day, because each one takes its reading at a different time.
Disclaimer
This page is for information only. Prices can be delayed or wrong, and they are not an offer to buy or sell anything. The trend signals are simple calculations from past prices. They are not predictions, price targets or financial advice. Crypto assets are highly volatile and you can lose all the money you put in. Check the rate with your bank or a licensed dealer before you trade or send money, and read our full disclaimer.