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IOTA/INR - IOTA Indian Rupee
Information about the IOTA INR (IOTA vs. Indian Rupee Synthetic) is available here. You will find more information by going to one of the sections on this page including historical data, charts, converter, Technical analysis, news, and more.
Currency in
INR
| IOTA/INR | · | Indian Rupee | |
| IOTA/USD | · | US Dollar | |
| IOTA/MXN | · | Mexican Peso | |
| IOTA/CAD | · | Canadian Dollar | |
| IOTA/ZAR | · | South African Rand | |
| IOTA/BRL | · | Brazil Real | |
| IOTA/KRW | · | Korean Won | |
| IOTA/CNY | · | Chinese Yuan | |
| IOTA/HKD | · | Hong Kong Dollar | |
| IOTA/MYR | · | Malaysian Ringgit | |
| IOTA/VND | · | Vietnamese Dong | |
| IOTA/SAR | · | Saudi Riyal | |
| IOTA/ILS | · | Israeli Shekel | |
| IOTA/EUR | · | Euro | |
| IOTA/PLN | · | Polish Zloty | |
| IOTA/TRY | · | Turkish Lira | |
| IOTA/RUB | · | Russian Ruble | |
| IOTA/SEK | · | Swedish Krona | |
| IOTA/AUD | · | Australian Dollar |
15.627
+1.197(+8.30%)
Real-time Data·
Day's Range
11.288
83.733
52 wk Range
0.129
83.733
Day's Range
11.28883.733
52 wk Range
0.12983.733
- Bid/Ask
- 15.619 / 15.634
- Vol (24H)
- 33.48M
- Market Cap
- 682.40M
- Day's Range
- 11.288-83.733
- 52 wk Range
- 0.129-83.733
- Max Supply
- -
- Circulating Supply
- IOTA3.73B
- Rank
- 86
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