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Forex and global markets
Live currency rates, the US Dollar Index and world stock indices, alongside Bitcoin and the stablecoins that mirror them on-chain.
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Dollar, Bitcoin and the euro
One-year performance of the US Dollar Index, Bitcoin and EUR/USD. A strong dollar often pressures risk assets like crypto.
On-chain
Fiat-backed stablecoins
Stablecoins track a fiat currency — mostly the US dollar. They are how forex value moves on-chain; a lasting gap from $1 can signal stress.
See also gold & commodities, all stablecoins and all cryptocurrencies.
Forex & global markets FAQ
What is the US Dollar Index (DXY)?
The DXY measures the US dollar against a basket of major currencies — the euro, yen, pound, Canadian dollar, krona and franc. A rising DXY means a stronger dollar, which often weighs on gold, stocks and crypto.
Why show forex on a crypto site?
Crypto does not trade in a vacuum. The dollar, interest-rate expectations and major indices move risk appetite, and most crypto pairs are quoted in US dollars or dollar stablecoins, so forex sets the backdrop for crypto prices.
How do stablecoins relate to forex?
A stablecoin is a token pegged to a fiat currency, usually the US dollar (USDT, USDC). They let traders hold and move fiat value on-chain. Euro and other-currency stablecoins exist too, effectively putting forex on the blockchain.
Are these forex and index prices live?
Currency, dollar-index and stock-index quotes are provided by TradingView and may be delayed depending on the exchange and market hours. Crypto and stablecoin prices refresh every few minutes from our market data provider.
