Canton (CC) price today in USD
What is Canton (CC)? The native coin of an independent blockchain in the Smart Contract Platform category. Live price in USD, supply, all-time high and how to buy it on Sarraf.
Canton (CC) price today: $0.0944 (24h −1.90%) Updated UTC
CC is about 51% below its all-time high of $0.1942.
What is Canton (CC) coin?
Canton (CC) is the native coin of an independent blockchain. It belongs to the categories «Smart Contract Platform», «Layer 1 (L1)», «Privacy Blockchain».
The circulating supply of CC is about 39.7 billion, and its total supply is 39.7 billion. The all-time high of CC was about $0.1942 on February 3, 2026. It ranks #26 by market cap.
CC trades on Sarraf's spot market against USDT (CC/USDT), and has perpetual futures with up to 75x leverage in the futures section.
CC key facts
| Name and ticker | Canton (CC) |
|---|---|
| Type | Coin of an independent blockchain |
| Category | Smart Contract Platform, Layer 1 (L1), Privacy Blockchain |
| Circulating supply | 39.7 billion |
| Total supply | 39.7 billion |
| All-time high | $0.1942 — February 3, 2026 |
| All-time low | $0.059 — December 6, 2025 |
| Market cap rank | 26 |
| Spot market on Sarraf | CC/USDT |
| Futures on Sarraf | CC/USDT — up to 75x |
Data updated September 30, 2026. Prices are live.
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How to buy CC on Sarraf
- Sign up on Sarraf and turn on two-factor authentication.
- Send USDT from your wallet or another exchange to your Sarraf deposit address.
- Open the CC/USDT market in the spot section.
- Enter the amount and buy with a market order (instant) or a limit order (at your price).
FAQ
What is CC coin?
Canton (CC) is the native coin of an independent blockchain. It belongs to the categories «Smart Contract Platform», «Layer 1 (L1)», «Privacy Blockchain».
Can I trade CC on Sarraf?
Yes. CC trades on Sarraf's spot market against USDT (CC/USDT), and has perpetual futures with up to 75x leverage in the futures section.
Is buying CC risky?
Yes. Crypto prices are very volatile. Only trade money you can afford to lose, and keep leverage low on futures.