ARCHIVE Chainback

Last price update: 17 April

$ 0.000042

Price of Chainback (ARCHIVE)

Market Cap

‒

#12371

FDV

$ 42.2K

Trading Volume, 24h

$ 27

Dominance

In circulation ARCHIVE

‒ 0%

Max supply

1,000,000,000

Price Min/Max

24 hrs

$ 0.000042

30 days

$ 0.00004

$ 0.000071

1 year

$ 0.00004

$ 0.0091

ARCHIVE Sectors:

Chainback does not belong to any sector.

Exchanges where ARCHIVE is traded

	Exchange	Pair	Price	Volume, 24h
1	Uniswap V2 (Ethereum)	ARCHIVE/WETH	$ 0.000042 WETH 0.000000027	$ 27	Go

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Today Chainback (ARCHIVE) only traded on Uniswap (v2). The maximum trading volume is observed for the trading pair ARCHIVE/WETH and reaches 27 dollars (101% of the total volume across all exchanges). During the week, the minimum price for Chainback (ARCHIVE) is fixed on Thursday at 0.000042 cents. Currently, the token Chainback is trading in the range of 0.0042 cents or 0.347 kopecks for 1 ARCHIVE.

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What is Chainback?

Beyond being an absolutely free and secure Web3 IPFS file sharing gateway, Chainback also offers the ChainbackSign function with a vast of various use cases for the Web3 ecosystem. ChainbackSign’s advanced privacy controls for viewing and signing documents bring new level of unprecedented flexibility to the Web3 space. By allowing users to configure access for viewing, downloading, and signing/voting based on custom ERC20 token ownership, NFT ownership, or by limiting it to a list of specific addresses, this easy-to-use function opens up a wide array of use cases and applications.

How to add Chainback to Metamask?

To add ARCHIVE to the metamask you need:

In the wallet select the desired network and then in the cryptocurrencies section scroll to the bottom - click "Import tokens".
Copy the smart contract address for Chainback from the list below.
Paste into the "Smart Contract Address" field.
Click the "Add Custom Token" button.

The ARCHIVE is available on the 1 blockchain networks. Below is a list of Chainback smartcontract addresses to add to the metamask: