Price change (24h):
0.26%
High (24h):
$0.0101021
Low (24h):
$0.00995738
Volume (24h):
$5
Market Cap:
$880.52K
All Time High:
99.94% $17.22
Dec 28, 2017
All Time Low:
694% $0.00
Apr 14, 2025
37.02 %(1Y)
$0.01006547
Price change (24h):
0.26%
High (24h):
$0.0101021
Low (24h):
$0.00995738
Volume (24h):
$5
Market Cap:
$880.52K
All Time High:
99.94% $17.22
Dec 28, 2017
All Time Low:
694% $0.00
Apr 14, 2025
SALT (SALT) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2017. It operates as the utility token of a digital asset-backed lending platform that issues fiat loans against cryptocurrency collateral.
The lending arrangement circumvents the conventional sell-off that accompanies liquidity crunches. A borrower deposits Bitcoin or Ethereum into a custodial smart contract; the system extends a cash loan while those assets sit untouched, shielded from immediate tax liability. Creditworthiness never enters the equation because the locked collateral—dynamic and marked-to-market—absorbs all default risk.
SALT operates on the Ethereum network. As an ERC-20 token, it relies on the dominant layer-1’s consensus and validator set to sustain transactional finality. All loan origination and collateral management logic executes through smart contracts that permanently record every escrow action on-chain.
The token conforms to the ERC-20 standard, ensuring broad compatibility with Web3 wallets and decentralized applications. Its contract address immutably anchors to the Ethereum Virtual Machine, where on-chain logic escrows borrower collateral. The public can inspect the open-source repository; it registers zero GitHub stars, a cipher of developer disinterest.
The project surfaced during the ICO frenzy of 2017, a period when lending protocols offered a real-world bridge for crypto holders. Its August 1st genesis aligned with surging demand for liquidity that did not require exiting core positions. The era’s regulatory fog later crystallized into concrete enforcement; SALT now carries the “Alleged SEC Securities” tag across major aggregators, a designation that constricts exchange listings and suppresses trading depth.
The mission centers on converting dormant digital assets into productive fiat capital while preserving upside. Collateralizing crypto lets a holder borrow without triggering a taxable sale, effectively smoothing over liquidity gaps during market drawdowns. This framework reimagines private keys as underwriting collateral, extending credit to those who might lack conventional banking access.
Holding SALT directly unlocks the lending platform’s origination interface. A mandatory token balance determines the membership tier, which calibrates permissible collateral types, loan durations, and fee schedules. Borrowers also apply tokens toward fee reductions, directly linking holding behavior to the cost of capital.
A prospective borrower commits a minimum SALT balance before the collateral evaluation engine can process a loan request. Liquidity providers receive SALT-denominated service fees, creating a closed-loop demand dynamic. Maintaining a balance across dormant periods preserves tiered privileges for future credit windows, incentivizing long-term retention.
SALT has a total supply of 120,000,000 tokens. Currently, 87,479,056.99 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $795,670, SALT ranks #3,209 among all cryptocurrencies.
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