Polkadot Price (DOT)
- Here you can see the current Polkadot price (DOT) and an overview of its historical.
- As of today (14.07.2026), the current Polkadot (DOT) price is at 0.7500 EUR, a 2.01% increased as the previous day (13.07.2026) of 0.7349 EUR.
- Polkadot (DOT) is one of the crypto currencies you can trade at BISON.
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Polkadot - Price Data
- High 24h
- 0,7497 €
- All Time High
- 47,60 € 98,4%
- Days since All Time High
- 1.713 (04.11.2021)
- Low 24h
- 0,7264 €
- All Time Low
- 0,7020 € 6,7%
- Days since All Time Low
- 15 (28.06.2026)
Polkadot - Market Data
- Popularity
Popularity by market capitalization. The cryptocurrency with the highest market capitalization ranks 1st.
- Rank 54
- Trading Volume
A measure of the trading volume of cryptocurrencies on all tracked platforms in the last 24 hours. This volume is continuously tracked over the entire 24-hour period without opening or closing times.
- 90.790.309,00 €
- Max Supply
The maximum number of coins set during the lifetime of a cryptocurrency. This is comparable to the maximum number of shares that can be issued on the stock market. Maximum supply = theoretical maximum as set in the code.
- 2.100.000.000
- Market Cap
Market capitalization is calculated as the current price multiplied by the circulating supply. This term refers to the total market value of a cryptocurrency's circulating supply. It is comparable to the measurement of the stock market where the price per share is multiplied by the number of freely available shares.
- 1.264.361.991,00 € 1,7%
- Circulating Supply
The amount of coins circulating in the market and publicly tradable. This is comparable to the consideration of shares available in the market.
- 1.693.245.886
- Total Supply
The number of coins that have already been created, minus any coins that have been removed from circulation. Total supply = blockchain supply - removed tokens.
- 1.693.252.649
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Table of Contents
The year 2021 saw quite a few cryptocurrencies hit their prime and establish a solid rank among the top 20 coins – one of which, Polkadot (DOT), has been enjoying a significant rise in popularity within the crypto community. We’ve prepared a clear overview explaining what sets Polkadot apart from other major blockchains and why DOT, the blockchain’s native cryptocurrency, has become so intriguing.
How can I buy and sell Polkadot (DOT) in 2022?
After a dynamic price development in 2021 – which prompted Polkadot’s growing popularity – more and more crypto trading exchanges have added DOT to their portfolio. But for those who value simple, transparent, and fast trading when it comes to cryptocurrencies, BISON is the ideal choice.
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What is Polkadot and how has DOT's price development been?
If you’ve been keeping even the slightest track of the crypto market, then you’re bound to have noticed the boom that happened last year (2021). Although new coins seem to be sprouting up like mushrooms, a few exceptional crypto have managed to outperform the competition – and Polkadot is one of them.
In terms of market capitalization, Polkadot (DOT) ranks among the top 15 digital currencies (as of June 2022) and has been consistently making its way into the top 10. When it entered the crypto market in August 2020, Polkadot was still trading for the moderate price of 2.57 EUR. In November 2021, DOT experienced its strongest performance to date with a peak price of 52.30 EUR.
- Although Polkadot’s market value has since shifted downward, the digital currency continues to attract a growing number of investors. A look at its price history reveals something particularly interesting: Polkadot’s market value has increased by double digits on several occasions. This, among other things, reflects strong interest from traders.
- In contrast to Bitcoin, DOT is inflationary. Whereas the inventor of Bitcoin – Satoshi Nakamoto – limited the number of coins in circulation to 21 million, Polkadot has no limit. This means that each year, the amount of DOT in circulation increases by roughly 10 percent. Right now, its supply is about 1.2 billion coins (as of June 2022).
When Ethereum co-founder Gavin Wood started developing Polkadot, he wanted to create something beyond just another standalone blockchain. His vision was to use Polkadot as a link between different blockchains to ensure secure and stable interactions between different systems. Polkadot essentially paves a way for other blockchains to communicate with each other. Despite operating completely independently of one another, these blockchains can exchange “messages” quickly and easily through Polkadot. In this way, Polkadot works as a so-called relay chain.
But that’s not all: In addition to its role as a communication facilitator, the Polkadot chain also supports new blockchain projects by providing them with various resources. Why does this matter? Well, at the heart of any blockchain lies security. If security can’t be guaranteed in the long run, the chain isn’t sustainable. That said, a lot of technological resources are required to ensure secure data transmission and processing, and those resources are limited. Small blockchain projects in particular struggle with this, making them more vulnerable to attacks. Polkadot can act as a catalyst here by giving these projects access to the resources they need.
As a relay chain, Polkadot effectively kick-starts new blockchains while simultaneously enabling connected chains to communicate with each other in a smooth, fast, and resource-friendly process. All of this is done through Polkadot’s native coins, called DOTs. Whenever a new blockchain is launched and/or linked to the Polkadot chain, DOTs are used. DOTs play a variety of other roles within the Polkadot universe, among which include ensuring network governance and security.
What are Polkadot’s advantages in comparison to Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies?
- Easy communication: Polkadot’s most distinguishing feature is hands down its ability to function as a relay chain. This opens up a myriad of possibilities, particularly for companies operating their own blockchains; it enables them to link their blockchain with other systems without having to invest a lot of time and effort.
- Fast and secure transactions: Because Polkadot is based on the proof-of-stake concept, any transactions executed within the system run at a relatively high speed. It can handle up to 500,000 transactions per second (TS), and the waiting times are negligible compared to many other coins, like Bitcoin. On top of that, the proof-of-stake approach assists in maintaining the network’s security at a consistently high level.
- Resource-efficient and environmentally-friendly: Yet another advantage of the proof-of-stake concept is its extremely low power consumption. While Bitcoin requires extensive computing power and consumes massive amounts of energy as a result, the Polkadot blockchain distinguishes itself by being extremely energy-efficient. This ought to appeal to traders with an affinity for particularly “green” coins.
What are Polkadot’s disadvantages in comparison to Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital currencies?
Strong competition: Despite Polkadot’s unique ability to function as a relay chain, it still has to compete with “traditional” blockchains. It’s not just security that matters in the crypto market – speed and transaction costs also play a major factor in traders’ investment decisions. This brings us back to the proof-of-stake approach: Cardano and leading blockchain Ethereum also use this method, meaning that Polkadot is up against two major crypto players.
Inflationary approach: As previously mentioned, there is no defined limit to the maximum supply of DOTs. On the contrary, new DOTs are added every year, meaning that the current inflation rate in terms of quantity is 10 percent (as of June 2022). But don’t let this confuse you (!): Just because the supply of DOT increases by 10 percent every 12 months does not mean that the coin will lose value. The question of whether Polkadot will depreciate as a result of inflation is still uncertain.
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