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This is the link to begin of chat: https://blockchainwhispers.com/link/msg/675597 just read a bit faster as you need approx 40 min to read it and you have gift open only for let's say less than 90 min from now so, get some pace.
Yesterday, BCW got a BIG, HUGE gift from one loyal project founder. It's a big project. Very good project I'd say. Potential to be mammoth. And we got the tokens at up to more than 40% discount. Heck, to ensure it's a pure gift, we got fully unlocked stuff that you can sell right now on the exchange for 15% discount. The gift, private opportunity just for bcw ends in less than 2 hrs from now. Ensure you re-read the AMA if you don't know what I talk about. The link is here: https://blockchainwhispers.com/c/bro2bro scroll to the very top. You have approx an hr and half from now.
It was also record-breaking AMA to date in BCW. Very exciting stuff! True power!
You know, some of you are so easily head fucked. You get served for free for your taking, and encourages your taking, ungrateful, cold... by whom? By those that don't give a fuck about you and go to take you for a ride.
And you lose your closest, who truly care for you because when they do you good, you don't bother to recognize it.
I have ZERO interest in sharing with you bits and hints that are in my paid, high-ticket report (here: https://blockchainwhispers.com/signals?signal_anchor=8445 ). I do it, because I don't want to see you fucked.
Of course, in report, I give more clear, more precise, more easy to follow, more depth and tradeable so to say. But I always think of you if you don't have and you really want, how to give you enough hints to stay protected.
I shouldn't. Because trading is a coins game, and really, if you don't have coins to buy the report, you don't really have the coins to be of any consequence if you're on the wrong side of the trade anyway. However, for the irrational part of me, I still do it, I'm still here. Still helping.
However, I do it for the grateful and quality brothers here. For assholes... if I had a button to prune no matter how many tens of thousands of people from this channel, I'd do it.
I intensively do it through my writing, because only the real remain. Fuck the rest. Really.
Cheers BCW!
Of course I do it for the appreciative folks. Why would I be sharing here for assholes who just take it for granted. Just come to the channel and take.
BCW is different - a mini crypto family. And in family, you also have to do your own part. Now are you a spoiled brat that mom does everything for, or you are on the other hand of extreme, helping your mom and being the main force in the family, is up to you, but at least take out the trash. At least, when you get something of YOUR OWN interest, say "thank you".
Thank you @cryptoalfred for forwarding. Cheers!
D Man
I appreciate. Thank you my friend. BCW!
btc is back in the green zone. You know the logic of the green zone. Above = bullish. Below = bearish. (the green circle)
"Be fluid. Like water." - Bruce Lee
For pussy chasing, the chart is after accumulation looking decently bullish. I knew you waited for this one!
For bitcoin and equities, it's critical today and tomorrow how the markets will behave, and is on the shortest term the s&p500 4200 level act as resistance or as impulse higher.
Not of great interest to most of us, but since the environment is so clear, sharing for those who might benefit it - the 10y t-bond yields will likely drop to 3.8 or lower from current 4.481
As I predicted a year ago, with sniper-like precision the top within my box, now I predict the 101 line to be touched and possibly even broken by the end of this year. Weaker dollar.
AMAZING AMA, in summary we have a LIQUID token for sale, given at more than 15% to 40% discount from the current price, + alpha, + BCW club and the sale happening for the next 23 hrs. Only 4 BCW.
Amazing event by massive project loyal to BCW!
Respect!
D Man
in 5-6 min starts!
https://blockchainwhispers.com/c/bro2bro - this will be the link. When the time comes.
There is already massive interest for this.
This is basically free money.
Only a mother, a brother, or a friend can give such.
We will listen to the details, but I said: "If it is less than current price, fully unlocked, real, it is good for BCW and I am happy to give you the platform".
+ we are promised some years-awaited alpha.
Starts in 3 hrs and 30 min approx from now.
Cheers BCW!
D Man
Reminder, today, 6h 20 min from this timestamp, there will be a GIFT given as loyalty to BCW community. Gift in terms of basically handing you out the token at 15% to 40% discount from the MARKET prices. The token is currently traded on 5 high volume exchanges. So this is something rare done to any community by any team.
Be here.
I shouldn't even mention it, as it's pointless, but the team also insists on sharing the 1000usdt during AMA to one participant who solves the public riddle or task first during the AMA. So you know that will happen also.
The link will be published here.
+ you will get some alpha that is unknown for now re this token.
All this, because we are BCW and we stand united, strong, and loyal.
Sometimes, loyalty pays back.
Cheers!
D Man
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The recent unimpressive price action of Bitcoin is playing out in the minds of institutional investors, with recent data highlighting their bearish sentiment. This has led to a wave of massive outflows from Bitcoin investment products, which could negatively impact the flagship crypto. Bitcoin Investment Products Record $284 Million Of Outflows CoinShares revealed in a blog post that Bitcoin investment funds recorded an outflow of $284 million last week. Most of these outflows are said to have come from the US Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which saw outflows of $156 million last week. CoinShares noted that last week was the first time these funds recorded such a measurable amount of outflows. Related Reading: Can Ethereum Reclaim $4,000? Fragile Fundamentals Threaten To Send ETH Crashing These US Spot Bitcoin ETFs indeed had a week to forget last week, as even BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) recorded its first day of outflows since launch, with almost $37 million exiting the fund. CoinShares suggested that the magnitude of outflows was likely due to Bitcoin dropping below $62,000, which they estimate is the average purchase price of these ETFs since launch. Therefore, they claim that Bitcoin’s decline may have triggered automatic sell orders. Before now, institutional investors had already shown mixed feelings towards these funds thanks to Bitcoin’s recent price action. As such, it makes sense that Bitcoin dropping below $60,000 made them panic sell instead of holding their positions. Despite this development, CoinShares noted that the Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in Hong Kong which launched last week, were a bright spot, recording $307 million in inflows in the first week of trading. The launch of these funds could prove timely, with Bitcoin needing a catalyst to continue its upward trend. Interestingly, CoinShares revealed that Bitcoin was the only crypto asset to record outflows. On its part, Ethereum broke its seven-week streak of recording outflows, with $30 million flowing into Ethereum investment products. Other altcoins like Avalanche, Cardano, and Polkadot also saw inflows. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Still Not In The Clear With Grayscale’s GBTC recording its first day of net inflows last week, there was the feeling that such development could spark a turnaround in the outflows that the Spot Bitcoin ETFs have been recording. However, that hasn’t been the case. On May 7, these funds recorded a net outflow of $15.7 million. Related Reading: Here’s How This Ethereum Whale Made $16 Million From A Single Trade GBTC was again the primary culprit, with the fund seeing a net outflow of $28.6 million. These outflows have continued to affect Bitcoin’s price negatively, given the amount of selling pressure it is piling on the flagship crypto. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at around $62,300, down over 2% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. BTC price at $62,300 | Source: BTCUSD on Tradingview.com Featured image from The Independent, chart from Tradingview.com
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Bitcoin whale's $411 million purchase is influencing sentiment amid market uncertainty
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WIF's month-long range extends from $2.24 to $3.56, but the memecoin's fortunes may turn soon.
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Solana (SOL)’s ecosystem has recently expanded as Rugcheck announced that the API went live on top of the network, enabling decentralized applications (dApps) to seamlessly integrate RugCheck onto the platform.
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Mode, a newly launched Ethereum layer two crypto, has soared over 5,000% following its release on Tuesday. The token is being distributed via an airdrop, and its recent hype reflects the market’s insatiable appetite for crypto giveaways amid bullish trading conditions.
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May 8, 2024 (Investorideas.com Newswire) Can the HUGE price move from those years really be repeated?
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Philadelphia-based trading firm Susquehanna International Group (SIG) is betting on Bitcoin.
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Argentina partners with GDA to launch a gas flare-powered Bitcoin mining facility, using stranded gas to generate value and mitigate emissions.
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Regulatory change in the crypto realm has been a subject of heated debate for many years. The general ethos of cryptocurrency is one of anarchism or anarcho-capitalism. Proponents of the tech tend to be adamantly against any type of governmental intervention into markets or technology.However, as digital assets and blockchain technology find themselves thrust into the mainstream, governments must respond. They must either incorporate these assets into existing regulations or create a new regulatory framework altogether. Lets look at how crypto regulations have evolved over the years, with a focus on US regulation.Background: Crypto Regulation in the USMuch of the conversation surrounding cryptocurrency regulation in the US has been focused on something called the Howey Test. Having its roots in a landmark Supreme Court case from 1946, The Howey Test provides the criteria used to determine whether or not something can be considered a security, aka an investment contract.The test has four parts, and says that a security is:1. An investment of money; 2. In a common enterprise; 3. With the expectation of profit; and 4. Those profits being derived from the efforts of others. If an investment aligns with all four of these precepts, then it can be considered a security, meaning it falls under the regulatory jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).The Howey Test is almost 80 years old. Applying it to new technologies like cryptocurrencies can be difficult. However, many have argued that most cryptocurrencies do constitute investment contracts that meet the criteria of the Howey Test.Bitcoin may be an exception, as the SEC has intimated that BTC looks more like a commodity. This reasoning was part of what led to the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US in January 2024.Let’s get this thing straight. Crypto is a part of the global financial ecosystem now. No government can wish it away. That being said, if we’re not to undo the years of work towards cleaning up our financial system, we absolutely have to get the regulation right. While… pic.twitter.com/sgDMnG0YSn— Orekelewa (@orekelewa_etc) May 4, 2024A Timeline of Cryptocurrency RegulationBetween 2009, when Bitcoin was invented, and 2013, there were only a few significant developments in cryptocurrency regulation. These included: The shutdown of the Silk Road marketplace and seizure of its Bitcoin by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and A seizure order being issued to Dwolla, a subsidiary of the Mt. Gox crypto exchange, by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).Silk Road was a Bitcoin marketplace used in part for the sale of illicit substances. Its founder, Ross Ulbricht, was sentenced to two life sentences in prison without the possibility of parole. On the other hand, Mt. Gox was an exchange responsible for 70% of Bitcoin trading at the time.These two enforcement actions were the first known measures taken against cryptocurrency by authorities.In 2014, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued guidance classifying cryptocurrency as a form of property, making it subject to capital gains taxes. Up until this point, there were no tax implications for any types of cryptocurrency gains or losses.It’s interesting to note that while the IRS claims crypto to be property, other agencies like the FBI see it as a form of currency. This illustrates the lack of clear regulatory guidance that exists and the resulting difficulties in compliance facing consumers, companies, and institutions.Later, in 2020, the IRS would add a question to US tax returns asking taxpayers if they had sold any cryptocurrency in the last year.In 2016, the first John Doe summons was issued to Coinbase, the largest US-based crypto exchange platform. A John Doe summons is a request by the IRS to acquire information about a group of unnamed taxpayers. Coinbase eventually handed over information on about 14,000 US taxpayers who made transactions totaling $20,000 or more. The IRS then notified these individuals that they must amend past tax returns to avoid penalties and fines.the FBI calls crypto money so they can arrest you for money launderingthe IRS calls it property so they can tax your capital gainsthe SEC calls it a security so they can sue every exchangethe CFTC calls it a commodity so they can govern how you transact ith/t @CryptoTea_— otteroooo (@otteroooo) April 29, 2024In March 2022, US President Joe Biden signed an Executive Order (EO) on “Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets.” While not a direct regulatory bill, the order did serve as acknowledgement of digital assets from the government of the largest economy in the world. In addition, this EO called for the US government to take some specific measures regarding cryptocurrency, including: Creating new consumer protections Introducing measures to prevent risk in cryptocurrency markets from leading to wider systemic risks throughout the US and global economies Mitigate the use of cryptocurrency in illicit activities Promote US leadership and dominance in the technological and economic spheres Support technological advances Explore the development of a US Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)While the above is not an exhaustive list of regulatory activity in the US, it does cover many of the most important milestones.Classifying #ETH as a security contradicts previous statements of the SEC and Chair Gensler.Republicans will continue to hold the SEC accountable for its regulatory overreach that is stifling innovation, leaving consumers unprotected, and risking our national security. https://t.co/XohLYtp7EF— Financial Services GOP (@FinancialCmte) April 30, 2024Where Is Crypto Regulation Going?Cryptocurrency regulations in 2024 have come a long way since the birth of Bitcoin. Much progress remains to be made, and regulations differ from country to country. The US and the European Union (EU) have so far led the way when it comes to crypto regulation. Time will tell if these regulations grow to be too restrictive, as some fear, or if they will take a more productive form. This article was written by Brian Nibley at www.financemagnates.com.
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Discover which countries lead the global interest in small cap crypto, with the US, UK, and Philippines at the forefront of onchain DEX activity. The post US tops global interest in meme coins: CoinGecko report appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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Alstom (ALO FP) to Raise €1 Billion in Share Sale to Improve Finances Bloomberg
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The entertainment-focused Hyperchain aims to provide a robust infrastructure for gaming, AI, and SocialFi-related protocols.
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In recent market movements, both Bitcoin and Ethereum have faced significant fluctuations following Bitcoin’s fourth halving event. Analysis from Glassnode Insights reveals intriguing trends in price action and investor behavior across both cryptocurrencies. In the aftermath of Bitcoin’s halving, market turbulence Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency experienced an 11% sell-off, dipping to around $57,000. This marked […]
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Quick Take Susquehanna, a prominent trading firm, has disclosed a $1.3 billion investment in spot Bitcoin ETFs. The firm’s portfolio is primarily dominated by the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), which accounts for a substantial $1.1 billion of the total investment. The company’s appetite for Bitcoin exposure extends beyond just GBTC, as the firm has invested […] The post Susquehanna has more Bitcoin exposure than just ETFs appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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Chainalysis relocates regional headquarters to Dubai reflecting the UAE’s progressive stance toward blockchain technology.
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Hackers Behind MGM Attack Targeting Financial Sector in New Campaign Bloomberg
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Early Bitcoiner Erik Voorhees has suggested a “better option” for AI than Elon Musk’s Grok
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London Hedge Fund Chief Loses Fight Over $40 Million Shipwrecked Silver Bloomberg
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Imagine if ordinary people could write smart contracts in their native language. It could bring in “billions of new [blockchain] users.”
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Top Monero (XMR) peer-to-peer exchange is winding down its operations due to 'combination of internal and external factors'
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Injective’s "inEVM," which connects the Ethereum, Cosmos, and Solana networks, will rely on Arbitrum's Orbit toolkit.
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Bitcoin (BTC) | $62,123.00 | $1.22 T | -1.69% | ||
Ethereum (ETH) | $3,016.84 | $362.07 B | -1.38% | ||
Tether USDt (USDT) | $0.99958900 | $110.92 B | 0.02% | ||
BNB (BNB) | $587.63 | $86.73 B | -1.06% | ||
Solana (SOL) | $146.72 | $65.75 B | -4.11% | ||
USDC (USDC) | $1.00 | $33.24 B | 0.30% | ||
XRP (XRP) | $0.55492008 | $30.65 B | 4.33% | ||
Dogecoin (DOGE) | $0.14919600 | $21.50 B | -4.42% | ||
Toncoin (TON) | $5.85 | $20.32 B | -1.33% | ||
Cardano (ADA) | $0.44265400 | $15.62 B | -1.56% | ||
Shiba Inu (SHIB) | $0.00002277 | $13.42 B | -3.88% | ||
Avalanche (AVAX) | $34.64 | $14.12 B | -0.98% | ||
TRON (TRX) | $0.12249000 | $10.73 B | 2.17% | ||
Polkadot (DOT) | $7.17 | $10.32 B | -1.20% | ||
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) | $463.60 | $9.11 B | -4.03% | ||
Chainlink (LINK) | $13.99 | $8.17 B | -3.62% | ||
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) | $7.15 | $7.68 B | -3.27% | ||
Polygon (MATIC) | $0.68450000 | $7.09 B | -2.86% | ||
Litecoin (LTC) | $81.73 | $6.12 B | 0.36% | ||
Internet Computer (ICP) | $12.30 | $5.68 B | -3.89% | ||
UNUS SED LEO (LEO) | $5.80 | $5.37 B | -0.77% | ||
Dai (DAI) | $1.00 | $5.35 B | 0.00% | ||
Uniswap (UNI) | $7.46 | $5.63 B | -0.87% | ||
Hedera (HBAR) | $0.11282459 | $4.03 B | 1.59% | ||
Ethereum Classic (ETC) | $29.10 | $4.19 B | 5.70% | ||
Aptos (APT) | $8.63 | $3.69 B | -3.63% | ||
First Digital USD (FDUSD) | $1.00 | $3.84 B | 0.38% | ||
Render (RNDR) | $9.67 | $3.74 B | -1.03% | ||
Cosmos (ATOM) | $9.02 | $3.52 B | -2.11% | ||
Pepe (PEPE) | $0.00000790 | $3.32 B | -3.48% | ||
Cronos (CRO) | $0.13005104 | $3.46 B | -2.65% | ||
Mantle (MNT) | $1.02 | $3.33 B | -3.25% | ||
Filecoin (FIL) | $5.76 | $3.16 B | -4.44% | ||
dogwifhat (WIF) | $2.94 | $3.34 B | 2.39% | ||
Stellar (XLM) | $0.10840000 | $3.13 B | -0.85% | ||
Stacks (STX) | $2.20 | $3.21 B | -5.52% | ||
Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) | $0.10840000 | $3.88 B | -2.20% | ||
Immutable (IMX) | $2.10 | $3.03 B | -5.92% | ||
OKB (OKB) | $50.23 | $3.01 B | -0.78% | ||
Bittensor (TAO) | $382.68 | $2.55 B | -12.84% | ||
Optimism (OP) | $2.80 | $2.92 B | -3.96% | ||
Arbitrum (ARB) | $1.03 | $2.73 B | -2.26% | ||
The Graph (GRT) | $0.27321800 | $2.59 B | -5.47% | ||
VeChain (VET) | $0.03570000 | $2.57 B | -2.15% | ||
Arweave (AR) | $37.43 | $2.46 B | -5.85% | ||
Maker (MKR) | $2,751.00 | $2.55 B | -2.15% | ||
Kaspa (KAS) | $0.11220200 | $2.64 B | -0.54% | ||
Sui (SUI) | $1.06 | $2.48 B | -3.39% | ||
Monero (XMR) | $128.22 | $2.32 B | -3.31% | ||
Injective (INJ) | $24.82 | $2.32 B | 1.28% | ||
Theta Network (THETA) | $2.17 | $2.25 B | -0.70% | ||
Fetch.ai (FET) | $2.26 | $1.98 B | -0.73% | ||
Fantom (FTM) | $0.66991200 | $1.88 B | -3.78% | ||
Celestia (TIA) | $9.49 | $1.73 B | -3.51% | ||
THORChain (RUNE) | $5.71 | $1.91 B | 8.42% | ||
FLOKI (FLOKI) | $0.00018222 | $1.74 B | -3.10% | ||
Lido DAO (LDO) | $2.00 | $1.79 B | 3.09% | ||
Core (CORE) | $1.92 | $1.70 B | -2.58% | ||
Bitget Token (BGB) | $1.15 | $1.62 B | -1.08% | ||
Bonk (BONK) | $0.00002491 | $1.59 B | -6.59% | ||
Algorand (ALGO) | $0.19000000 | $1.53 B | -2.85% | ||
Sei (SEI) | $0.53620000 | $1.51 B | -5.37% | ||
Render Token (RNDR) | $10.01 | $3.86 B | -5.72% | ||
Jupiter (JUP) | $1.12 | $1.51 B | 4.73% | ||
Gala (GALA) | $0.04374000 | $1.53 B | -4.28% | ||
Flow (FLOW) | $0.88400000 | $1.32 B | -1.64% | ||
Aave (AAVE) | $87.60 | $1.29 B | -1.23% | ||
Bitcoin SV (BSV) | $64.48 | $1.27 B | -1.20% | ||
SingularityNET (AGIX) | $0.93881000 | $1.19 B | -6.47% | ||
Beam (BEAM) | $0.02490392 | $1.23 B | -2.73% | ||
Worldcoin (WLD) | $5.88 | $1.22 B | 3.98% | ||
Ethena (ENA) | $0.91700000 | $1.30 B | 1.13% | ||
BitTorrent (New) (BTT) | $0.00000123 | $1.19 B | -2.62% | ||
Quant (QNT) | $98.40 | $1.19 B | -2.52% | ||
Pendle (PENDLE) | $4.88 | $471.13 M | -0.47% | ||
Flare (FLR) | $0.02996907 | $1.16 B | -3.28% | ||
Wormhole (W) | $0.64563700 | $1.16 B | 0.41% | ||
Neo (NEO) | $15.60 | $1.10 B | -2.36% | ||
Huobi Token (HT) | $0.60075900 | $97.02 M | -0.31% | ||
Akash Network (AKT) | $4.42 | $1.03 B | -6.78% | ||
Chiliz (CHZ) | $0.12679000 | $1.10 B | -1.01% | ||
MultiversX (EGLD) | $40.51 | $1.09 B | -3.60% | ||
Axie Infinity (AXS) | $7.23 | $1.04 B | -1.38% | ||
dYdX (Native) (DYDX) | $2.10 | $1.17 B | -2.83% | ||
KuCoin Token (KCS) | $10.56 | $1.01 B | 2.47% | ||
The Sandbox (SAND) | $0.43180000 | $976.51 M | -2.21% | ||
dYdX (DYDX) | $2.11 | $562.45 M | -2.95% | ||
eCash (XEC) | $0.00004816 | $943.04 M | -1.61% | ||
Starknet (STRK) | $1.32 | $957.65 M | -2.93% | ||
JasmyCoin (JASMY) | $0.01808800 | $943.02 M | -3.83% | ||
EOS (EOS) | $0.79720000 | $913.67 M | -2.27% | ||
Tezos (XTZ) | $0.93400000 | $915.09 M | -0.15% | ||
Synthetix (SNX) | $2.79 | $915.65 M | -2.17% | ||
Mina (MINA) | $0.83028759 | $912.54 M | -3.16% | ||
Ronin (RON) | $2.74 | $880.63 M | -2.48% | ||
Conflux (CFX) | $0.21350000 | $869.66 M | -5.64% | ||
Helium (HNT) | $4.83 | $794.35 M | -7.56% | ||
Decentraland (MANA) | $0.42647300 | $794.03 M | -2.39% | ||
Axelar (AXL) | $1.16 | $755.92 M | -6.58% | ||
Pyth Network (PYTH) | $0.49550000 | $737.28 M | -5.83% |
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