The current real-time price of WETH is $2,846.55. In the past 24 hours, WETH has traded between $2,846.62 and $2,981.9, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of WETH is $6,067.94, and the all-time low is $1,519.08.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of WETH over the past 1 hour is , over the past 24 hours is +0.00%, and over the past 7 days is -4.52%. These figures provide a quick overview of the latest price trends and market dynamics of WETH on LBank.+2.44%
The live price of WETH today is $2,846.55, with a current market cap of $42,564.75. The 24-hour trading volume is 20.71. The price of WETH to USD is updated in real time.
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Bridged Wrapped Ether (WETH) is a tokenized version of Ethereum (ETH) specifically for the Fuse Network. Because native ETH cannot exist directly on the Fuse blockchain, a bridge mechanism is used to "wrap" or lock the original ETH on its native chain (such as Ethereum Mainnet) and mint an equivalent amount of WETH on Fuse. This allows the asset to be used within the Fuse ecosystem while maintaining a 1:1 value peg with the original ETH.
To view your WETH tokens, you must set your crypto wallet to the Fuse Mainnet and manually import the token using the contract address: 0x5622f6dc93e08a8b717b149677930c38d5d50682. Once added, your balance will be visible. If you are using a centralized platform like LBank, you can simply manage your assets through your account dashboard when the network is supported.
Users can transfer ETH to the Fuse Network using supported cross-chain bridges from networks like Ethereum, Polygon, or Arbitrum. While some bridges may offer zero fees on the Fuse side, users are still required to pay the gas fees of the originating network, which vary depending on congestion. If a transaction appears stuck, it is recommended to use blockchain explorers or asset management tools provided by the bridge protocol to track the status.
The security of WETH on Fuse is tied to the integrity of the bridge infrastructure and its smart contracts. While the bridge is monitored by security firms and built on established cross-chain protocols, users should be aware of "Bridge Risk." This refers to the possibility that if the bridge's smart contract is compromised, the WETH on Fuse could lose its backing. Users should always research the security audits of the protocols they interact with.
No. Like most EVM-compatible blockchains, the Fuse Network requires gas fees to be paid in its native token, FUSE. WETH is used for utility purposes such as providing liquidity in trading pairs, yield farming, or acting as collateral in lending protocols. If you hold WETH but no FUSE, you will be unable to execute transactions, meaning you must acquire a small amount of native FUSE to cover gas costs.
The Fuse Network recently upgraded its bridge infrastructure, leading to a transition from older WETH contracts to a newer version. Older tokens associated with previous bridge versions are being phased out. Users holding these legacy assets often need to migrate them to the current contract address (0x5622f6dc93e08a8b717b149677930c38d5d50682) to ensure they can continue to use their tokens across the latest decentralized applications and liquidity pools in the ecosystem.
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