FRAX
Key market insights
A plain-language read of the indicators below — these describe current price behaviour, not a forecast.
Two views of the same 90 days
The exchange rate between the two assets.
Where the two shapes disagree, the difference is Bitcoin.
Market intelligence
MixedA transparent, rule-based read of standard indicators computed from 219 daily closes. Each line states the rule it applied, so you can check it against the numbers. These describe current price behaviour — they are not forecasts.
Price is above both its 20- and 50-day moving averages.
RSI(14) at 64.6 sits in the neutral 30–70 band.
MACD line is above its signal line (positive histogram) — near-term momentum is upward.
Price is below its 200-day moving average — a common long-term regime marker.
The band implied by how much this asset has already been moving, derived from realised volatility — not a forecast. We do not publish fabricated price predictions or confidence scores.
Technical analysis
Moving averages, support and resistance computed from daily closing prices — a snapshot of current structure, not a forecast.
Historical performance
Windows are labelled by the history actually available — 219 days of closes. There is no all-time high here, because this feed does not reach back that far, and a label the data cannot support is worse than no label.
| Window | In dollars | Against Bitcoin |
|---|---|---|
| 24 hours | +7.19% | +0.75% |
| 7 days | +11.66% | -8.79% |
| 30 days | +17.76% | +0.88% |
| 90 days | -24.62% | -25.04% |
| 1 year | — | — |
Automated observations
derived from live data- Up 0.9% against Bitcoin over 30 days — outperformed the benchmark.
- Max drawdown of -81% over the 219-day lookback — has endured deep peak-to-trough losses.
- 24-hour volume under $20M — a thin book, where large percentage moves need little capital.
Observations are generated mechanically from current market data — volatility, drawdown, distance from the period high, liquidity and performance against Bitcoin. They are descriptive, not advice.
Side by side with Bitcoin
FRAX against the only asset this publication covers. We do not rank it against other altcoins, because we do not cover those either.
| Asset | Price | 24h | 24h volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| FRAXFRAX | $0.319 | +7.19% | $154,486 |
| BitcoinBTC | $77,171.53 | +6.40% | $3,234,931,738 |
FRAX converter
Every figure is computed from the live FRAX price above — no fixed or fabricated rates. For bitcoin, satoshis and fiat, use the BTC converter.
| FRAX | USD | sats |
|---|---|---|
| 0.5 | $0.1595 | 207 |
| 1 | $0.319 | 413 |
| 5 | $1.60 | 2,067 |
| 10 | $3.19 | 4,134 |
| 50 | $15.95 | 20,668 |
| 100 | $31.90 | 41,336 |
| 1,000 | $319.00 | 413,365 |
| USD | FRAX |
|---|---|
| $10 | 31.347962 |
| $50 | 156.739812 |
| $100 | 313.479624 |
| $500 | 1,567.398119 |
| $1,000 | 3,134.796238 |
| $5,000 | 15,673.981191 |
| $10,000 | 31,347.962382 |
Why this page exists on a Bitcoin-only site
Because “how did FRAX do against Bitcoin?” is a Bitcoin question. Everything here is priced against the one asset we cover: the headline figure is the move with Bitcoin’s own move removed, the price is restated in satoshis, and the lead chart is the exchange rate between the two.
What this page is not
It is not research, coverage, a rating or an endorsement of FRAX. We publish no analysis of this asset, we have not examined its supply schedule, team, code or disclosures, and its presence here means only that it trades on a venue we already read for Bitcoin data. See about for the scope we hold ourselves to.
What is deliberately missing
Market capitalisation, rank and circulating supply appear above because we now have a source for them we actually check: our own market-data leaderboard, built on the same provider. You still will not find a fully-diluted valuation or an all-time high on this page — that source does not supply either figure, and we would rather leave a field out than estimate it. Nor will you find an embedded third-party chart widget: the privacy policy promises your browser contacts nobody, and an embedded widget would quietly break that promise.
Where the numbers come from
The price, 24-hour move and volume above come from a single public exchange feed, fetched by our server — one venue, not a global average, so it will differ slightly from aggregators. Thin markets move on small orders, and a large percentage on a small book is not the same information as a large percentage on a deep one. Market cap, rank and supply come from a separate keyless provider (CoinLore) and are its own figures, not ours — we do not audit or adjust them. Our methodology covers how we source and check data.
Questions about this page
Does Bitcoin Logical cover FRAX?
No. We publish on Bitcoin only. This page carries market data for FRAX measured against Bitcoin, and nothing on it is research, a rating or an endorsement of FRAX. We have not examined its supply schedule, team, code or disclosures.
How did FRAX do against Bitcoin in the last 24 hours?
FRAX gained 0.75% against Bitcoin over the past 24 hours. That is its dollar move with Bitcoin's own move removed, which is the comparison that matters if you already hold Bitcoin.
What does "priced in Bitcoin" mean here?
It is the exchange rate between the two assets, expressed in satoshis — one hundred-millionths of a bitcoin. It answers "how much Bitcoin does one unit cost?" rather than "how many dollars?", which is the unit this publication reasons in.
Where do these FRAX numbers come from?
A single public exchange feed (FRAX/USDT spot), fetched by our server so your browser never contacts it. It is one venue rather than a global average, so it will differ slightly from aggregators, and thin markets move on small orders.
Are the indicators on this page a prediction?
No. Moving averages, RSI, support and resistance are arithmetic on past closing prices. They describe what price has already done. They are not forecasts, and we do not publish price targets for any asset.
Source: Binance FRAX/USDT spot, read server-side without an API key. Fear & Greed via alternative.me, market-wide rather than asset-specific. Last refreshed 1 second ago.
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