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About Main Street USD
Main Street USD (MSUSD) trades at $0.3601 on Binance with a 24-hour volume of $53.91K. With a market capitalization of $26.78M, Main Street USD currently ranks #398 among cryptocurrencies. Its all-time high stands at $2.00.
Frequently asked questions
What is Main Street USD?
Main Street USD (MSUSD) is a cryptocurrency tracked on the Binance exchange. It currently trades at $0.3601 with a 24-hour volume of $53.91K.
What is the current Main Street USD price?
The current price of Main Street USD is $0.3601 USD on Binance, updated every second via live data feeds.
How much is 1 MSUSD in USD?
As of the most recent update, 1 MSUSD = $0.3601 USD. The price may have changed by the time you read this — refresh to see the latest tick.
What is the 24h trading volume of Main Street USD?
Main Street USD has a 24-hour trading volume of $53.91K USD on the MSUSD pair.
Where can I trade Main Street USD?
Main Street USD is available on Binance under the MSUSD trading pair. NowPrice tracks the live price but does not facilitate trading.
What is the all-time high of Main Street USD?
The all-time high of Main Street USD (MSUSD) was $2.00 on Aug 17, 2025. The current price is -82.5% from the ATH.
What is the market cap of Main Street USD?
The market cap of Main Street USD is $26.78M based on a circulating supply of 74.37M MSUSD. The fully-diluted valuation (FDV) is $26.78M.
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