On Wednesday, February 18, the crypto dollar is trading at $1480 for purchases and $1480.10 for sales. Over the past week, the crypto dollar has seen a 1% increase compared to the same day last week. However, in February 2026, it has decreased 2% compared to the previous month, indicating a fluctuating market influenced by various factors.

Analyzing trends over the past year, the crypto dollar has risen by 20% compared to the same period last year, where it was previously valued at $1229. This significant climb reflects an increasing interest and investment in cryptocurrencies, despite the recent dip in February. Comparatively, the 'blue dollar' for informal currency trading is currently at $1420, revealing a 4% gap with the crypto dollar pricing.

The concept of the crypto dollar is based on the valuation of stablecoins, which are cryptocurrencies linked to stable assets. This new form of currency offers an alternative avenue for transactions in a fluctuating economy, especially appealing in Argentina, where traditional currency may be facing challenges. Investors and users of crypto are actively monitoring these rates to make informed decisions in their financial dealings.