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Don't think it's because of war. SPX was long due for correction. So is btc. Many things start dropping couple days before mainnet. Why not btc?
D Man's Macro Fundamental Report Buyers were ready for this retrace.
Careful free chan followers as well.
D Man
AMA done. Was amazing. Thanks Mr. W and everyone who attended. BCW rocks!
How accurate D Man is?
This green is pre drawn line from the report, played out PERFECTLY (price wise).
Red lines were added a bit later.
Very accurate stuff. Back when everyone was (let me remind you) crazy bullish re: eth. BCW knew! D Man informed you. Brother on your side. Cheers!
Alts time is not now. BTC is pumping because of halving in days from now... but spx (stocks) already falling. Alts are not bullish yet... upon some base support from stocks, and btc on the side-up spiral back even after possible retrace, I think the real alt run will come.
ETHbtc doesn't look good short term either, except if hong-kong etf for eth gets approved monday... that could change it all.
Let's do it: https://blockchainwhispers.com/c/w-ama
AMA with Mr. W in 15 min. Link will be posted here.
Done, all Premium posts made today are free, enjoy: http://blockchainwhispers.com/signals
On top of that, I'll now make all today's (random choice) Premium posts for free, and give you the link here. You're here for me. I'm here for you. Cheers!
Today, I'll open up the memberships to Mr. W circle for FREE for the entire community until the next billing cycle which is at the end of the month.
I want you to see his updates, get familiar with Mr. W.
If you like what you see, you're in for a treat.
Current members will get credits for the following free period via 50% discount on the next renewal. So everyone enjoys the rest of the month for free.
Now the catch, I won't give just ANYONE the free access. I'll give to anyone that shows some form of appreciation for it.
Today I'll organize AMA with Mr. W in 4 hrs from now.
Whoever comes at AMA and writes at least hello, will get an instant unlock to the W's Win circle for the rest of the month.
Fair?
Good. BCW always is!
Cheers!
D Man
Simplified cycle of success and lack of success
The following story is fiction, designed to illustrate a point I see repeat often in crypto:
There are two twin brothers that separated at birth.
One turned smart.
One dumb.
Let's call the smart one Jack and dumb one Joe (as avg).
Via last will their father left them a D Man's BCW gem signal tip, and they both bought.
It is fundamental, really great find. One of BCW's greatest.
After few weeks on launch, Jack bought more.
Joe was frustrated he didn't see the pump, he sold.
The weeks after, coin pumped.
Jack held until his first fundamental target set by father.
Joe saw the pump, he bought here.
The coin started its natural correction. Did -30%.
Joe panic sold. Jack is still holding, and topped up from the money he saved at his extra job.
The coin after some consolidation pumped up like crazy, leaving no more room for entries. Like pump real hard.
Joe smashed his keyboard, computer display, and half of his room. Then he went to BCW, asked "wen next signal", bought all in the first very-next signal, and repeated the same noobish process months later.
Jack is a billionaire.
End of story.
:)
the gem is live: https://blockchainwhispers.com/signals?signal_anchor=8243
Do you agree with me in the above?
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Yes, 100% – 946
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 78%
No, I have a different opinion. – 170
👍 14%
No, this channel is piece of shit and should be closed. – 84
👍 7%
👥 1200 people voted so far.
And I say that as a guy who really likes to fuck slutty girls... but when searching for love, the one I saw dressed like that, is immediately out.
As a politician my first act would be to open up a Slut Town, and separate good from bad girls... in slut town, they can with dildo sticking up their both holes for as much as I'm concerned... in Good Girls town is where we find love, life partner, etc.
The main part: the two towns can't communicate with one another. Girls can move from good to bad, but not from bad back to good.
You're welcome.
El Presidente
Discussions
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Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, has de-risked his portfolio in the wake of rising Treasury yields.
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CoinDesk Indices' Bitcoin Trend Indicator has been indicating a strong uptrend since last fall.
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Apple's Tim Cook Says He Seeks to Boost Vietnam Investment, State Media Reports Bloomberg
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David Lawant, Head of Research at FalconX, a digital assets prime brokerage with trading, financing, and custody for leading financial institutions, recently offered an analysis on X (formerly Twitter) regarding the evolving role of Bitcoin halvings in market dynamics. This analysis challenges the traditional view that halvings directly and significantly affect Bitcoin’s price, instead highlighting a broader economic and strategic context that might be influencing investor perceptions and market behavior more profoundly. The Miner’s Diminishing Impact On Bitcoin Price Lawant begins by addressing the changing impact of Bitcoin miners on market prices. He presents a detailed chart comparing the total mining revenue to the Bitcoin spot traded volume from 2012 onwards, clearly marking the dates of the three previous halvings. This data reveals a significant shift: “The most crucial chart for comprehending halving dynamics is the one below, not the price chart. It illustrates the proportion of total mining revenue compared to BTC spot traded volume since 2012, with the three halving dates marked.” In 2012, total mining revenue was multiples of the daily traded volume, highlighting a time when miners’ decisions to sell could have significant impacts on the market. By 2016, this figure was still a notable double-digit percentage of daily volume but has since declined. Lawant emphasizes, “While miners remain integral to the Bitcoin ecosystem, their influence on price formation has notably waned.” Related Reading: Bitcoin Readying For A 12-Year Bull Run To $650,000 If Bulls Take Charge: Analyst He elaborates that this reduction is partly due to the increasing diversification of Bitcoin holders and the growing sophistication of financial instruments within the cryptocurrency market. Furthermore, not all mining revenue is immediately impacted by halving events—miners may choose to hold onto their rewards rather than sell, affecting the direct impact of reduced block rewards on supply. Lawant connects the timing of halvings to broader economic cycles, proposing that halvings do not occur in isolation but alongside significant monetary policy shifts. This juxtaposition increases the narrative impact of halvings, as they underscore Bitcoin’s attributes of scarcity and decentralization during periods when traditional monetary systems are under stress. “Bitcoin halving events tend to occur during critical monetary policy turning points, so the narrative fit is just too perfect to assume they cannot influence prices,” Lawant observes. This statement suggests a psychological and strategic dimension where the perceived value of Bitcoin’s scarcity becomes more pronounced. Related Reading: Bitcoin Whales Showing Different Behavior From Past Cycles, But Why? The analysis then shifts towards the macroeconomic environment influencing Bitcoin’s appeal. Lawant references the 2020 discussion by investor Paul Tudor Jones who labeled the economic climate as “The Great Monetary Inflation,” a period marked by aggressive monetary expansion by central banks. Lawant argues, “I’d argue that this was a more important factor in the 2020-2021 bull run than the direct flow impact from the halving,” pointing out that macroeconomic factors may have had a more substantial influence on Bitcoin’s price than the halving itself. Future Prospects: Macroeconomics Over Mechanics Looking towards the future, Lawant speculates that as the world enters a new phase of economic uncertainty and potential monetary reform, macroeconomic factors will increasingly dictate Bitcoin’s price movements rather than the mechanical aspects of halvings. “Now in 2024, the concerns center around the aftermath of the fiscal/monetary policies that have been in place for decades but are getting turbocharged in a world that is very different from four years ago. […] We are potentially entering a new leg of this macroeconomic cycle, and macro is becoming a more critical factor in BTC price action,” he concludes. This perspective suggests that while the direct price impact of Bitcoin halvings may diminish, the broader economic context will likely highlight Bitcoin’s fundamental properties—immutability and a fixed supply cap—as crucial anchors for its value proposition in a rapidly evolving economic landscape. At press time, BTC traded at $62,873. Featured image created with DALL·E, chart from TradingView.com
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DeeStream's Stage 2 presale ignites widespread excitement among Uniswap and Cosmos communities. #partnercontent
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Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has become the latest regulator to approve the first spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). However, the approvals of at least three offshore Chinese asset managers remain conditional.‘Conditional’ Approval Crypto ETFsAlthough the regulator confirmed the conditional approval, it did not reveal any details of the ETFs. The regulatory conditions include fee payments, document filings, and approval of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's (HKEX) listing, according to Reuters.Crypto ETFs are listed on stock exchanges and can be traded from regular brokerage accounts without the need to create a crypto exchange account or use custodial services. These investment products lower the entry barrier and complexity of investment into cryptocurrencies.Additionally, the Hong Kong unit of China Asset Management, which has been developing spot Bitcoin and Ether products, also received approval to provide virtual asset management services.“The introduction of the virtual asset spot ETFs not only provides investors with new asset allocation opportunities but also reinforces Hong Kong's status as an international financial centre and a hub for virtual assets,” Bosera Asset Management noted in a statement.The Rising Demand for CryptoThe conditional approval in Hong Kong came about three months after the US Securities and Exchange Commission approved 11 Bitcoin ETFs in one go. Those approvals came after attempts by some companies for years. However, the US did not approve any Ether ETFs despite the application of multiple firms.Although the approval of Bitcoin ETFs in the US triggered a price surge of cryptocurrencies, the latest Hong Kong approval failed to do so. Bitcoin is trading below $63,000 apiece, as of press time, compared to its peak of about $74,000.Other than the US and Hong Kong, spot Bitcoin ETFs are listed in eight jurisdictions, including Canada, Germany, Jersey, Switzerland, and Australia. However, those markets are small, and the demand for these crypto instruments remains low. This article was written by Arnab Shome at www.financemagnates.com.
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Bear market comments are being bandied about on crypto social media again as markets continue to retreat.
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The Skale Network price prediction reveals that SKL may continue to approach a crucial support level as the bears step into the market. Skale Network [...]
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As 2024 unfolds, the Indian cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant rise in demand, with trading volumes on exchanges seeing substantial increases. This surge comes [...]
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Uniswap faces a potential SEC lawsuit, causing UNI's price to plummet and whales to offload tokens, while NuggetRush gears up for its launch with presale closing soon. #partnercontent
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(Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin selling may become evident as the date of the so-called halving nears but the event longer term is set to bolster the price ...
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The Hong Kong market for spot bitcoin and ether ETFs will only attract $500 million in investment, according to a Bloomberg ETF analyst.
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Stock Valuations: TINA Has an Alternative and Greenspan Model Reappears Bloomberg
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Singapore Employees Can Ask for Flexible 4-Day Work Week, WFH Requests Bloomberg
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In today's dynamic blockchain landscape, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region stands out as a hub of innovation and opportunity. While the United States ...
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NASA confirms mystery object that crashed through roof of Florida home came from space station Bloomberg
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The Bank of Russia has announced that it will support accelerating the adoption of cryptocurrency payments for international settlements. According to Elvira Nabiullina, governor of the Bank of Russia, these crypto-based payments must be launched in a sandbox-style experimental regime. In contrast, payments with national digital assets will be launched without similar precautions. Bank of […]
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Gold Seen Hitting $3,000 at Citi on Investor Inflows and Fed Expectations Bloomberg
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Samsonite Buyout Interest Wanes on Value Concerns, Clearing Way for Dual Listing Bloomberg
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NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has warned that the National Security Agency (NSA) is on the verge of significantly expanding its surveillance capabilities through a new bill amending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), potentially allowing the government to compel a wide array of businesses and individuals to assist in NSA surveillance operations. […]
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Top 100 Coins By Market Cap
NEXT BTC MOVE:
I think Bitcoin goes UP because
| Name | Price | Marketcap | 24h | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bitcoin (BTC)
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$63,212.01 | $1.24 T | -4.76% | ||
Ethereum (ETH)
|
$3,086.19 | $370.56 B | -4.62% | ||
Tether USDt (USDT)
|
$1.00 | $107.79 B | -0.06% | ||
BNB (BNB)
|
$550.97 | $82.39 B | -4.20% | ||
Solana (SOL)
|
$136.39 | $60.91 B | -11.84% | ||
USDC (USDC)
|
$1.00 | $32.43 B | -0.03% | ||
XRP (XRP)
|
$0.49552502 | $27.31 B | -3.74% | ||
Dogecoin (DOGE)
|
$0.15687614 | $22.58 B | -6.27% | ||
Toncoin (TON)
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$6.32 | $21.95 B | -11.55% | ||
Cardano (ADA)
|
$0.46486560 | $16.56 B | -3.98% | ||
Avalanche (AVAX)
|
$35.13 | $13.30 B | -7.53% | ||
Shiba Inu (SHIB)
|
$0.00002177 | $12.83 B | -7.28% | ||
TRON (TRX)
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$0.11129000 | $9.76 B | -3.03% | ||
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
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$491.10 | $9.66 B | -10.32% | ||
Polkadot (DOT)
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$6.71 | $9.63 B | -5.22% | ||
Chainlink (LINK)
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$13.57 | $7.95 B | -6.41% | ||
Polygon (MATIC)
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$0.71110000 | $7.04 B | -3.89% | ||
Litecoin (LTC)
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$78.35 | $5.83 B | -4.61% | ||
Internet Computer (ICP)
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$12.36 | $5.73 B | -8.36% | ||
NEAR Protocol (NEAR)
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$5.14 | $5.50 B | -10.89% | ||
UNUS SED LEO (LEO)
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$5.88 | $5.45 B | -1.58% | ||
Dai (DAI)
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$1.00 | $5.35 B | 0.00% | ||
Uniswap (UNI)
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$7.21 | $4.33 B | -6.74% | ||
First Digital USD (FDUSD)
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$0.99930000 | $3.98 B | -0.02% | ||
Ethereum Classic (ETC)
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$26.50 | $3.88 B | -4.84% | ||
Aptos (APT)
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$9.03 | $3.83 B | -7.86% | ||
Mantle (MNT)
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$1.14 | $3.72 B | -3.13% | ||
Stacks (STX)
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$2.53 | $3.68 B | -8.38% | ||
OKB (OKB)
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$57.95 | $3.48 B | 5.77% | ||
Bittensor (TAO)
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$523.95 | $3.46 B | -8.18% | ||
Cronos (CRO)
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$0.12730649 | $3.38 B | -6.48% | ||
Filecoin (FIL)
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$6.02 | $3.25 B | -7.22% | ||
Render (RNDR)
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$8.49 | $3.24 B | -8.91% | ||
Cosmos (ATOM)
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$8.14 | $3.18 B | -5.82% | ||
Stellar (XLM)
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$0.10790000 | $3.11 B | -4.78% | ||
Arbitrum (ARB)
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$1.14 | $3.03 B | -7.07% | ||
Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR)
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$0.08004100 | $2.85 B | -8.85% | ||
VeChain (VET)
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$0.04080000 | $2.97 B | -12.69% | ||
Maker (MKR)
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$3,108.00 | $2.88 B | -0.70% | ||
Hedera (HBAR)
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$0.08020000 | $2.87 B | -8.41% | ||
Immutable (IMX)
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$1.97 | $2.81 B | -13.30% | ||
Kaspa (KAS)
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$0.11987071 | $2.80 B | -4.46% | ||
dogwifhat (WIF)
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$2.68 | $2.68 B | -11.60% | ||
The Graph (GRT)
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$0.25710847 | $2.43 B | -6.01% | ||
Optimism (OP)
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$2.22 | $2.32 B | -6.57% | ||
Injective (INJ)
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$24.80 | $2.32 B | -8.43% | ||
Monero (XMR)
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$121.40 | $2.24 B | -1.17% | ||
Pepe (PEPE)
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$0.00000502 | $2.11 B | -10.89% | ||
Core (CORE)
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$2.36 | $2.07 B | 50.91% | ||
Theta Network (THETA)
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$2.03 | $2.04 B | -9.53% | ||
Fantom (FTM)
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$0.67988274 | $1.91 B | -8.11% | ||
Lido DAO (LDO)
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$2.01 | $1.79 B | -5.58% | ||
Celestia (TIA)
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$10.11 | $1.80 B | -2.33% | ||
Fetch.ai (FET)
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$2.09 | $1.78 B | -10.15% | ||
THORChain (RUNE)
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$5.17 | $1.73 B | -7.42% | ||
Arweave (AR)
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$25.67 | $1.69 B | -9.01% | ||
Bitget Token (BGB)
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$1.18 | $1.65 B | -4.97% | ||
Pendle (PENDLE)
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$6.40 | $1.54 B | -5.20% | ||
Sui (SUI)
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$1.17 | $1.51 B | -5.29% | ||
Ethena (ENA)
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$1.04 | $1.47 B | -11.76% | ||
Beam (BEAM)
|
$0.02712717 | $1.43 B | -9.43% | ||
Render Token (RNDR)
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$8.43 | $3.24 B | -9.51% | ||
Algorand (ALGO)
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$0.17530000 | $1.43 B | -5.40% | ||
Neo (NEO)
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$19.92 | $1.41 B | -13.13% | ||
Sei (SEI)
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$0.48810000 | $1.37 B | -10.77% | ||
FLOKI (FLOKI)
|
$0.00014112 | $1.35 B | -10.26% | ||
Jupiter (JUP)
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$0.98966423 | $1.34 B | -11.10% | ||
Flow (FLOW)
|
$0.88000000 | $1.32 B | -8.73% | ||
Bitcoin SV (BSV)
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$66.48 | $1.31 B | -7.72% | ||
Gala (GALA)
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$0.04175000 | $1.28 B | -8.77% | ||
Aave (AAVE)
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$85.09 | $1.26 B | -6.05% | ||
Quant (QNT)
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$104.30 | $1.26 B | -2.15% | ||
Flare (FLR)
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$0.03248960 | $1.25 B | -6.99% | ||
BitTorrent (New) (BTT)
|
$0.00000127 | $1.23 B | -6.04% | ||
Wormhole (W)
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$0.62794150 | $1.13 B | -6.18% | ||
SingularityNET (AGIX)
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$0.83711000 | $1.08 B | -8.35% | ||
MultiversX (EGLD)
|
$39.82 | $1.07 B | -6.72% | ||
Huobi Token (HT)
|
$0.61707200 | $98.14 M | 0.66% | ||
eCash (XEC)
|
$0.00005231 | $1.04 B | -8.52% | ||
Ronin (RON)
|
$3.22 | $1.01 B | -5.18% | ||
Axie Infinity (AXS)
|
$6.96 | $998.80 M | -7.15% | ||
Tezos (XTZ)
|
$1.01 | $994.16 M | -7.69% | ||
Nervos Network (CKB)
|
$0.02241400 | $985.34 M | -13.98% | ||
dYdX (Native) (DYDX)
|
$2.10 | $975.13 M | -7.65% | ||
The Sandbox (SAND)
|
$0.43200000 | $974.03 M | -6.34% | ||
Conflux (CFX)
|
$0.24410000 | $965.97 M | -8.03% | ||
dYdX (DYDX)
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$2.10 | $646.95 M | -7.92% | ||
Starknet (STRK)
|
$1.33 | $964.81 M | -11.11% | ||
Synthetix (SNX)
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$2.94 | $964.21 M | -6.35% | ||
Bonk (BONK)
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$0.00001451 | $946.24 M | -14.03% | ||
Chiliz (CHZ)
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$0.10318000 | $914.94 M | -8.17% | ||
Worldcoin (WLD)
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$4.84 | $912.09 M | -5.66% | ||
ORDI (ORDI)
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$43.14 | $906.02 M | -11.98% | ||
JasmyCoin (JASMY)
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$0.01797900 | $901.44 M | -7.48% | ||
Gnosis (GNO)
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$334.00 | $859.36 M | -3.80% | ||
Pyth Network (PYTH)
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$0.57230000 | $856.70 M | -9.50% | ||
EOS (EOS)
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$0.75300000 | $845.38 M | -6.04% | ||
Akash Network (AKT)
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$3.56 | $831.01 M | -10.72% | ||
Mina (MINA)
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$0.76363859 | $830.03 M | -7.40% | ||
Decentraland (MANA)
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$0.42604791 | $813.04 M | -6.70% |
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