Dogecoin (DOGE), the meme cryptocurrency, has risen by 62% this week, marking its highest increase since February. Analyzing weekly price trends, DOGE reflects patterns from late 2020, resulting in a
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Dogecoin (DOGE) has risen by 14% in the last 24 hours, taking its 7-day gains to 55% and bringing its value to 23 cents, the highest since November 2021. Its
Cardano’s ADA tokens increased by 33% in one day, breaking past records set by other major cryptocurrencies. The surge resulted from Charles Hoskinson, founder of ADA, revealing his intention to
Bitcoin has surpassed $79,000 for the first time, eliminating $280 million in pessimistic crypto bets. The increase coincided with Donald Trump’s rise to power and Fed rate cuts. The activity
Bitcoin peaked at over $79,500, with strong indications of a significant bullish swing. Bitcoin’s rise towards $80,000 is resulting in increased bullish exposure in derivatives related to the crypto. Bitcoin
Bitcoin has crossed the $77,000 mark for the first time, largely due to optimism about Donald Trump’s potential US presidential election win. Other cryptocurrencies like Ether have also seen a
The on-chain trading ecosystem of Solana is proving to be highly profitable, ranking third in financial sectors in crypto. 75-90% of Solana’s transaction fees stem from trading-linked activity, significantly surpassing
Ether (ETH), Ethereum’s token, has surged 23.39% in value within a week, hitting over $3,000, its highest since August 2. The rise follows the U.S. election and Federal Reserve’s rate
Cryptocurrency prices have risen since Donald Trump’s election victory, with Bitcoin breaking records at $77,000. Laggard altcoins such as Cardano and Polygon also surged 15% after the Federal Reserve rate
Tether, the issuer of the USDT cryptocurrency, has funded a $45 million crude oil transaction using 670,000 barrels from the Middle East, expanding beyond the stablecoin market and into global