1The numbers, and what they mean
Every price page shows the same handful of figures. These are DIVI's as CoinGecko reported them on 2026-10-22 at 00:37 UTC. They will have moved by the time you read this; the point is what each one means.
- Price. What one DIVI last sold for, converted to dollars. With one real market it is simply the last Nonkyc trade. DIVI on 2026-10-22: $0.00218, or 0.00194 €. About 460 DIVI for one dollar.
- Market cap. Price times the coins in circulation. It is not money anyone holds; it is what all coins would be worth if each one sold at today's price, which they could not. DIVI on 2026-10-22: $10.4 million.
- 24-hour volume. The dollar value of all trades in the last day, across every exchange the tracker counts. Small volume means a small order can move the price. DIVI on 2026-10-22: $31,000.
- Circulating supply. Coins that exist and can be spent. Divi has no fixed maximum: staking creates new coins with every block, so this number rises slowly for ever. DIVI on 2026-10-22: 4,800,435,368 on CoinGecko; the chain itself reported 4,801,065,338.
- Rank. DIVI's place when all coins are sorted by market cap. Each tracker counts a different set of coins, so the rank differs between them. DIVI on 2026-10-22: 1,204 on CoinGecko, 949 on CoinMarketCap.
- Fully diluted value. Price times the maximum supply. Divi has no maximum, so trackers show the same figure as the market cap or leave it blank. Ignore it for DIVI. DIVI on 2026-10-22: $10.4 million.
Ten million dollars of market cap sits on top of thirty thousand dollars of daily trading. If a large holder tried to sell even a small part of their coins in one go, the price would fall long before they finished. Read the volume next to the market cap, never on its own.
2Where to read them
These are the places tied to the Divi project or to a market that actually trades the coin. The two trackers are the ones diviproject.org links to; the project's own Buy Divi button opened CoinMarketCap on the day we checked.
- CoinGecko: price, market cap, volume, supply and the all-time high and low, plus a Markets tab listing each exchange with its own volume. It is where the figures above come from.
- CoinMarketCap: the same figures, counted its own way. On 2026-10-22 it showed $0.00214 and a market cap of $10.3 million, and listed one market pair.
- The exchange itself. Nonkyc's DIVI/USDT page shows the live order book: the price people are offering right now rather than the last trade. On 2026-10-22 the last trade there was 0.0021969 USDT.
- The supply comes from the chain, not from a tracker. chainz publishes the total coins in existence (4,801,065,338 at 00:37 UTC on 2026-10-22), and Explorer 2.0 shows the latest blocks and the stake reward that creates new coins.
- The Divi chatbot on this site answers "What is the price of DIVI today?" in plain words. Asked at 00:39 UTC on 2026-10-22 it gave CoinMarketCap's $0.002143 and $10.29 million market cap, with the 24-hour to one-year changes. It reads the same public sources, so check the time it quotes; Ask the chatbot shows how to use it.
A price is only as good as the trades behind it. On both trackers the Markets tab shows where the volume came from. For DIVI on 2026-10-22 that was Nonkyc, and nothing else of note. Where to buy DIVI goes through each listing.
3Why the sites disagree
At 00:37 UTC on 2026-10-22 CoinGecko said $0.00218 and CoinMarketCap said $0.00214, about 2% apart, and their market caps were $10.42 million against $10.29 million. Neither is wrong. The differences come from four places:
- Timing. Each tracker fetches exchange prices on its own schedule, and with only a few trades an hour, a few minutes' difference can be a whole trade.
- Which markets count. CoinGecko blended in the Uniswap token market (see section 4); CoinMarketCap counted Nonkyc alone.
- Supply. CoinGecko used 4,800,435,368 coins and CoinMarketCap 4,801,047,078, because they read the chain at different times and new coins arrive every minute. Multiply that by the price and the market caps drift apart too.
- Currency conversion. Nonkyc trades DIVI against USDT, a token that tracks the dollar. Trackers turn that into dollars, euros or bitcoin with their own exchange rates.
A difference of a few percent between trackers is normal for a small coin. A difference of several times is not, and means they are not counting the same thing. That is the next section.
4The tracker that shows the wrong DIVI
There is an unrelated token on Ethereum that also calls itself "Divi" with the symbol DIVI. CoinPaprika's page named "Divi (DIVI)" tracks that token, not the coin. On 2026-10-22 at 00:37 UTC it showed a price of $0.00037, a market cap of $1.5 million and $14 of daily volume, while the coin stood at $0.00218. Its daily history jumped from $0.0027 to $0.0014 to $0.00075 to $0.00037 within a week, which is what a market with a dozen dollars of trading looks like.
| Site | What it tracks | Price on 2026-10-22, 00:37 UTC |
|---|---|---|
| CoinGecko | The Divi coin | $0.00218 |
| CoinMarketCap | The Divi coin | $0.00214 |
| Nonkyc DIVI/USDT | The Divi coin | 0.00220 USDT |
| CoinPaprika "Divi (DIVI)" | The Ethereum token at 0x2469…3a77 | $0.00037 |
The Value in your currency box in Explorer 2.0's Staking intelligence tab, and the ?vs= price columns on the address CSV, took their daily prices from CoinPaprika's token page. On 2026-10-22 the CSV priced a stake from the day before at 0.00075 USDT when the coin traded at about 0.0022. Since 15:45 UTC that day both take the coin's daily price from CoinGecko, and the same stake now shows 0.00218 USDT. If you saved a priced CSV before then, download it again. DIVI in your currency shows how to check the columns against a tracker.
How to tell which DIVI a page is about: a coin page shows an explorer link to a Divi block explorer and addresses that start with D; a token page shows an Ethereum contract address starting with 0x and an Etherscan link. The token cannot be sent to a Divi wallet and cannot stake. Where to buy DIVI has more on it.
5Where the price has been
CoinGecko has tracked the coin since it started trading. These are its figures on 2026-10-22; they are facts about the past, not a forecast.
So today's price is about 99% below the 2021 high and about nine times the low set in July 2026. Both trackers draw the whole chart; on CoinGecko choose Max above the chart, on CoinMarketCap choose All. Over the previous 90 days CoinMarketCap recorded a low of $0.00064 and a high of $0.0052, so a move of several times in a few weeks is within this coin's normal range.
6A thin market moves on one order
With about $31,000 traded a day, DIVI is a thin market. That has practical consequences:
- The price you see is the last trade, not the price you will get. Open the order book on the exchange and look at how much is for sale near that price before you buy.
- A market order for a few hundred dollars can clear several price levels. Buy DIVI on an exchange explains how to use a limit order instead.
- The 24-hour change figure can swing by 10% or more on a quiet day because one trade sets it. The 7-day and 30-day figures say more.
- Nobody can tell you where the price goes next. Anyone who says they can, in a chat or a message, wants something from you: see Avoid scams.
If you hold DIVI to stake it, the figure that matters day to day is your balance in DIVI and the rewards it earns, which Staking returns shows how to read. The dollar value is that balance times whatever the price is on the day you look.
What to do next
- DIVI in your currency: see a balance or a reward in euros, pounds or dollars, and record a day's price for your tax file.
- Where to buy DIVI and Buy DIVI on an exchange if you have decided to buy.
- Staking returns to see what your coins earn.
- Official links for the pages the project itself points to.