MOZART

MOZART Mozart

Last price update: 19 September

$ 0.000013

Price of Mozart (MOZART)

Market Cap

$ 12.5K

+25%

#11158

FDV

$ 12.5K

Trading Volume, 24h

$ 32.2

Dominance

0.00000029%

In circulation MOZART

997,397,509 100%

Max supply

999,257,437

Price Min/Max

24 hrs

$ 0.000013

30 days

$ 0.0000085

$ 0.000013

1 year

$ 0.0000064

$ 0.00027

MOZART Sectors:

Mozart does not belong to any sector.

Exchanges where MOZART is traded

	Exchange	Pair	Price	Volume, 24h
1	Raydium	MOZART/SOL--2	$ 0.000012 SOL--2 0.000000051	$ 31	Go

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Today Mozart (MOZART) only traded on Raydium2. The maximum trading volume is observed for the trading pair MOZART/SOL--2 and reaches 31 dollar (99% of the total volume across all exchanges). During the week, the minimum price for Mozart (MOZART) is fixed on Tuesday at 0.000011 cents. Currently, the token Mozart is trading in the range of 0.0013 cents or 0.000000000096 kopecks for 1 MOZART.

Calculator MOZART

MOZART

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1 MOZART = 0.000013 USD

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What is Mozart?

Forget Don Giovanni—this is Don’t-Giovanni-My-Bags! When Beethoven met Bitcoin and decided to throw a meme party! Powered by Solana, MOZART hits high notes with low fees and faster transactions than a symphony’s allegro. Whether you’re a crypto maestro or just vibing to the meme beat, Mozart's got your back. This isn’t just a coin; it’s a movement—a symphony of degens, dreamers, and meme enthusiasts united under the baton of Solana’s lightning-fast blockchain. Let’s make gains so legendary even Beethoven will hear about it!

How to add Mozart to Metamask?

To add MOZART 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 Mozart from the list below.
Paste into the "Smart Contract Address" field.
Click the "Add Custom Token" button.

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