Cryptocurrency Dollar valuation on August 18, Monday: what is its current trading price?
The dollar cryptocurrency, a type of stablecoin tied to the US dollar, experienced a 1% decrease in value compared to the same day of the previous week. As of today, August 18, 2025, the crypto dollar is trading at $1324.30 for purchase and $1331.40 for sale.
In the Argentine market, the official exchange rate for the US dollar was approximately 1,308 Argentine pesos per US dollar on August 18, 2025. However, the informal (or "blue") market rate was higher, trading around 1,440 to 1,505 Argentine pesos per US dollar. This gap between the official and informal rates reflects market anxiety and increased dollar demand.
It's important to note that the specific "crypto dollar" price in Argentina on that date is not provided by the search results. However, the value of a crypto dollar stablecoin, such as USDT or USDC, would typically trade close to these exchange rates adjusted for local premiums, but exact prices would depend on local exchange platforms and are not available in the current data.
Monero, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency not a stablecoin pegged to the dollar, was trading at about 425,882 Argentine pesos per XMR on that date, showing recent price fluctuations and local trading volumes but is unrelated to a "crypto dollar" stablecoin.
To operate with the crypto dollar, it is necessary to have an account in some virtual wallet or an exchange. Its quote is defined in function of the compra y venta de criptomonedas ancladas al dólar estadounidense.
The dollar cryptocurrency's value is determined by the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies tied to the US dollar. Compared to last year, the crypto dollar rises by 1%. At this time last year, the crypto dollar was quoted at $1306.66.
It's worth mentioning that the current value of the crypto dollar is lower than the blue dollar rate, with a difference of 2%. While the crypto dollar is at $1324.30, the blue dollar is quoted today at $1300.
The article does not provide information on the impact of the crypto dollar's variation on the economy or financial markets, nor does it provide data on the volume or number of transactions of the crypto dollar.
The international finance market might have investors closely monitoring the fluctuation of the crypto dollar, given its close relationship to the US dollar. As the blue dollar rate in Argentina is higher than the crypto dollar's value, this disparity could potentially stimulate investing opportunities for those looking to capitalize on the gap in international finance.
