RingFi’s coin, RING, has shaken the crypto market by rallying over 202% in the last 24 hours as the rally continues. At the time of
Month: March 2022
RAIN is gaining steadily, up 5% and counting: here’s where to buy RAIN
The live price of RAIN, the token of Rainmaker Games, was $0.29 at the time of writing. The novel new crypto has generated a 24-hour
POLS down 33%, time to buy the dip? Top places to buy POLS
After a recent surge of more than 100%, the token of Polkastarter, POLS, has begun to decline rapidly. Today, it has lost a third of
Highlights March 16: Cryptos in the green, US markets higher
The crypto markets were mostly higher this morning, with the majority of the top 10 cryptos registering gains over the past 24 hours. US stocks
The Sandbox metaverse token SAND jumps 10% on Paris Hilton and HSBC bank partnership news
The Sandbox, a gaming platform launched on the Ethereum blockchain to leverage non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and cryptocurrencies, has become the center of attraction for big
Aave launches V3 of its DeFi protocol, expands to six blockchains
Aave V3 sees the leading DeFi lender expand beyond Avalanche, Ethereum, and Polygon. Aave, one of the leading decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms in the market,
MakerDAO community leader proposes the governance token, MKR, to be replaced
The MakerDAO community leader ‘monet-supply’ on March 14 made a proposal on the MakerDAO forum outlining an alternate token economic mechanism. The proposal seeks to
Best places to buy IoTeX, which is building the connected world
The live IoTeX price today is $0.07 with a 24-hour trading volume of $40.2 million. IoTeX ranks 92nd by market cap and has gained 3.32%
You can now buy Stellar, which is about to break out: here’s where
The popularity of Stellar has been rising ever since a token burn two days ago. The 30th biggest coin by market cap achieved a weekly
Highlights March 15: Major cryptos in the red, China tech firms lead US indices lower
Major cryptos registered mostly small losses. On Monday, the European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs voted down a bill that could have outlawed