Strike
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- Self-custodial, you hold the keys
- 24,000+ assets across 20+ chains
- Use your crypto for real-world spending
Strike is available to hold and swap in Zypto App
You can hold and swap STRIKE in the Zypto App today. It isn't accepted as a payment method yet. Request it so we can prioritize accepting STRIKE for payments.
STRIKE contract addresses
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What is Strike?
Strike is a decentralized lending and borrowing protocol, a money market where users supply crypto assets to earn interest from algorithmic rates and use what they supply as collateral to borrow other supported assets, all on-chain. When users deposit into a market they receive interest-bearing tokens that represent their share of the pool and can be redeemed for the underlying asset.
STRIKE is the protocol's token, used for governance and distributed to people who supply and borrow in its markets. Strike runs on Ethereum and launched in 2021, in the same wave of lending protocols that followed Compound's design. Note there are several unrelated projects sharing the Strike name, so check the contract and chain before transacting.
You can follow the Strike price and hold STRIKE in a self-custody wallet.
New to the technology? Learn how STRIKE runs on BNB Chain, in plain English.
How is Strike priced?
The Strike price you see is an average of live trades from exchanges worldwide, weighted by volume so the busiest markets count for most. It refreshes continuously, day and night. Because it trades continuously and worldwide, the price can move sharply within a single day. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and nothing here is financial advice.
Where can I hold Strike?
You can hold Strike in any non-custodial wallet, which means you control the private keys rather than trusting an exchange. Zypto App is a non-custodial multichain wallet where you can hold STRIKE and swap it into 24,000+ assets. STRIKE isn't accepted as a payment method yet, so it can't be used for real-world spending in Zypto.
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USD1USD1 Strike price FAQs
What is the price of Strike today?
Strike is trading at $0.008643, down 2.41% over the past 24 hours. The price updates live and is a volume-weighted average across major global exchanges.
How is the Strike price calculated?
The price reflects supply and demand across crypto exchanges worldwide, traded 24/7. The figure shown is a volume-weighted average, so larger, more liquid markets count for more. Data is provided by CoinGecko, with multiple exchange sources as backup.
Where can I buy Strike?
You can get Strike inside Zypto App. Buy crypto with a card or bank transfer where available, or swap into Strike from another asset, and it lands in your non-custodial wallet.
Where can I store Strike safely?
In a non-custodial wallet where you control the keys. Zypto App stores your keys on your device, and you can pair the Vault Key Card for card-based cold-wallet security.
Where can I use Strike?
You can hold and swap Strike in the Zypto App today. STRIKE isn't accepted as a payment method yet, so you can't yet use it for real-world spending via the Zypto Premium Visa Card. Request it as a payment method on X to help us prioritize.
Is Strike a volatile asset?
It can be. Strike trades around the clock and its price can shift quickly with the wider market. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and nothing here is financial advice.
