ASCENDASCEND vs MITHR on Cardano
Live side-by-side comparison of ASCEND and MITHR — price, liquidity across every Cardano DEX, volume, trades and market cap, refreshed every few minutes.
| Metric | ASCEND | MITHR |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₳1.0914 | ₳0.00746 |
| 24h change | -4.42% | +0.00% |
| Liquidity · all DEXes | ₳1.94M | ₳20.7K |
| Pools counted | 2 ADA pools · 2 DEXes | 2 ADA pools · 1 DEX |
| Volume 24h | ₳132.4K | ₳81 |
| Trades 24h | 137 | 1 |
| Market cap | ₳16.98M | — |
| Price source · pair | Minswap · ASCEND/ADA | Minswap · MITHR/ADA |
ASCEND vs MITHR at a glance
ASCEND holds about $388.7K in liquidity, roughly 94× the $4.1K of MITHR. ASCEND saw about $26.5K in 24-hour volume, roughly 1,633× the $16 of MITHR. Over the past 24 hours ASCEND moved -4.42% and MITHR moved +0.00%. ASCEND recorded more trades in that window, 137 against 1.
Caution. MITHR's liquidity is thin, so even modest orders will move its price.
Liquidity counts every ADA-paired pool on every Cardano DEX through DexHunter; prices, volume and trades come from on-chain Minswap pools through CoinGecko’s onchain data. Everything refreshes every few minutes. Figures are quoted in ADA by default; the header toggle switches to USD. Deeper liquidity means an order of a given size moves the price less; higher volume means the price is set by more recent trades. Neither number says anything about a project’s quality. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Where to buy ASCEND and MITHR
Both are Cardano native tokens bought on decentralized exchanges with a Cardano wallet holding some ADA. The ASCEND page and the MITHR page each carry a swap panel that routes through DexHunter across Cardano DEXes, plus the chart, recent trades and 30-day price history. New to Cardano DEXes? Read the step-by-step swap guide on catsky.io.
Before confirming a swap, compare the policy ID your wallet shows against the project’s official channels. CatScan reports the IDs it finds on-chain and does not certify them:
- ASCEND: eb7a93ebc321647673490810f618b548d7c24aa64d30ae342dba7076
- MITHR: 65bdf33f8f7fd4debeb2ad659473749eb4eac177e06650bb75a8fe50
ASCEND vs MITHR FAQ
Which has more liquidity, ASCEND or MITHR?
ASCEND holds about $388.7K in liquidity, roughly 94× the $4.1K of MITHR. Deeper liquidity means a trade of a given size moves the price less. CatScan counts every ADA-paired pool on every Cardano DEX (Minswap V1 and V2, SundaeSwap, WingRiders, VyFinance and others) through DexHunter, so the two totals are comparable.
Which traded more in the last 24 hours, ASCEND or MITHR?
ASCEND saw about $26.5K in 24-hour volume, roughly 1,633× the $16 of MITHR. ASCEND recorded more trades in that window, 137 against 1. Volume and trade counts sum each token's Minswap pools, the DEX the on-chain index covers.
What are the ASCEND and MITHR prices today?
At the last refresh ASCEND last traded at about $0.221, and MITHR last traded at about $0.00153. Over the past 24 hours ASCEND moved -4.42% and MITHR moved +0.00%. These are the latest swap prices in the Minswap ASCEND pool and the Minswap MITHR pool, not daily closes.
Where can I buy ASCEND and MITHR on Cardano?
Both are Cardano native tokens traded on decentralized exchanges (ASCEND in a Minswap pool, MITHR in a Minswap pool). Each token's CatScan page has a swap panel that routes through DexHunter across Cardano DEXes; you need a Cardano wallet holding some ADA. Verify each token's policy ID against the project's official channels before trading. MITHR's liquidity is thin, so even modest orders will move its price.
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