Merlin Chain
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Merlin Chain 
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Merlin Chain is available to hold and swap in Zypto App
You can hold and swap MERL in the Zypto App today. It isn't accepted as a payment method yet. Request it so we can prioritize accepting MERL for payments.
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What is Merlin Chain?
Merlin Chain is a Layer 2 network built to extend Bitcoin. It uses a ZK-Rollup design together with decentralized oracle networks and data availability components, aiming to let Bitcoin-native assets and protocols run with lower fees and more functionality than the Bitcoin base layer alone.
MERL is the network's native token. It is used to pay transaction fees, to stake toward network security, to delegate to validators, and as collateral and liquidity within the ecosystem. Merlin Chain launched in early 2024, and the MERL token went live in April 2024. As a newer Bitcoin Layer 2, it is still maturing, and the broader Bitcoin L2 sector is young and competitive.
You can track the Merlin Chain price and hold MERL in a self-custody wallet.
New to the technology? Learn how MERL runs on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Merlin Chain, in plain English.
How is Merlin Chain priced?
Merlin Chain trades 24 hours a day, and its price comes from supply and demand across many exchanges at once. The number above is a live, volume-weighted average of those markets. Because it trades continuously and worldwide, the price can move sharply within a single day. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and nothing here is financial advice.
Where can I hold Merlin Chain?
You can hold Merlin Chain in any non-custodial wallet, which means you control the private keys rather than trusting an exchange. Zypto App is a non-custodial multichain wallet where you can hold MERL and swap it into 24,000+ assets. MERL isn't accepted as a payment method yet, so it can't be used for real-world spending in Zypto.
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USD1USD1 Merlin Chain price FAQs
What is the price of Merlin Chain today?
Merlin Chain is trading at $0.0194, down 14.30% over the past 24 hours. The price updates live and is a volume-weighted average across major global exchanges.
How is the Merlin Chain price calculated?
It is a volume-weighted average of MERL trades across global exchanges, refreshed continuously. Deeper, more active markets carry more weight in the number. Data is provided by CoinGecko, with several exchange feeds as backup.
Where can I buy Merlin Chain?
You can get Merlin Chain inside Zypto App. Buy crypto with a card or bank transfer where available, or swap into Merlin Chain from another asset, and it lands in your non-custodial wallet.
Where can I store Merlin Chain safely?
In a non-custodial wallet where you control the keys. Zypto App stores your keys on your device, and you can pair the Vault Key Card for card-based cold-wallet security.
Where can I use Merlin Chain?
You can hold and swap Merlin Chain in the Zypto App today. MERL isn't accepted as a payment method yet, so you can't yet use it for real-world spending via the Zypto Premium Visa Card. Request it as a payment method on X to help us prioritize.
Is Merlin Chain a volatile asset?
Yes. Merlin Chain's price can move a lot within a single day, as is normal for crypto assets. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and nothing here is financial advice.
