BREAKING: Request Network (REQ) has experienced a dramatic price surge, skyrocketing 130.2% in the past 24 hours to reach $0.161985 as of April 19, 2026, according to real-time market data.
The cryptocurrency’s explosive move has pushed its market capitalization to $120 million, representing a 128.9% increase of $67.6 million in 24-hour market cap growth. REQ is now ranked #247 by market capitalization.
Trading activity has intensified dramatically, with 24-hour volume reaching $68.64 million. The token’s price action shows a dramatic intraday range, moving from a low of $0.069128 to a high of $0.161895.
Request Network’s recent performance extends beyond today’s surge. The token has gained 141.2% over the past seven days and 142.9% over the past 30 days, indicating sustained buying pressure across multiple timeframes.
The token is currently trading at $0.161985, approximately 84.85% below its all-time high of $1.059 reached on January 6, 2018. However, REQ has gained an extraordinary 3,429% from its all-time low of $0.00454707, recorded on March 13, 2020, during the COVID-19 market crash.
With a circulating supply of 744.29 million REQ tokens out of a maximum supply of 1 billion, the fully diluted valuation stands at $161.2 million.
Request Network is a decentralized payment protocol built on blockchain technology that allows users to request, verify, and process payments. The platform aims to revolutionize financial transactions by providing transparent, secure payment infrastructure.
The recent price action shows strong hourly momentum as well, with REQ gaining 9.5% in the past hour alone, suggesting continued buying interest at current levels.
Investors should note that while the token has demonstrated significant gains, it remains well below its 2018 peak. The current rally could be attributed to various factors including potential protocol developments, partnership announcements, or broader market dynamics affecting mid-cap altcoins.
This is a developing story. Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risk. This article does not constitute investment advice.


