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Ethena (ENA) price

Ethereum token · market cap rank #41

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How to buy Ethena (ENA) on Ethereum

  1. Connect a Ethereum wallet such as MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rabby or OKX using the swap box on this page.
  2. Pick what you’re paying with (usually ETH or USDC). ENA is already selected as the token you receive.
  3. Enter an amount, check the quote (price, network fee and our 0.5% fee), and confirm in your wallet.

Rootswap doesn’t hold your funds. It compares prices across decentralized exchanges on Ethereum and sends your order through the best route, so you get ENA straight into your own wallet.

ENA contract address

Verify it on Etherscan or CoinGecko. Copycat tokens often use the same name and ticker.

ENA FAQ

How do I buy ENA?

Connect a Ethereum wallet (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rabby or OKX) to Rootswap, choose ETH or USDC to pay with and ENA as the token to receive, then review the quote and confirm in your wallet. Rootswap routes your order across decentralized exchanges for the best available price.

What is the ENA contract address?

The Ethena token on Ethereum has the contract address 0x57e114b691db790c35207b2e685d4a43181e6061. Always check the address before buying, since scammers often launch copycat tokens with the same name.

What does it cost to swap ENA on Rootswap?

A 0.5% Rootswap fee plus the normal Ethereum network fee (and LI.FI’s 0.25% routing fee). Every fee is shown in the quote before you confirm.

Is Rootswap safe for buying ENA?

Rootswap is non-custodial: your tokens stay in your own wallet and you sign every transaction yourself. We never ask for your seed phrase. Like any crypto asset, ENA is volatile and you can lose money, so only invest what you can afford to lose.

Prices are live market data and not financial advice. Crypto is volatile; only trade what you can afford to lose.

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Non-custodial0.5% fee · all fees shown in the quote