BLUR, APE, KLAY, and MINA Led the Market Rally This Week
BLUR, APE, KLAY, and MINA led the market rally this week. Last week, bitcoin managed a marginal increase of 2.7% against the US dollar, while Ethereum saw a rise of 6.5%. Consequently, a range of other cryptocurrencies registered significant double-digit rises, and the non-fungible token (NFT) BLUR shot up by 72% in the past week.
17 Crypto Assets Register Double-Digit Growth
17 digital assets registered double-digit growth, with BLUR leading from the front with a 72% surge this week. The total market capitalization of the crypto sector reached USD 1.43 trillion as of November 26, 2023.
Apecoin (APE) followed behind BLUR with an increase of 26.3%, while Klaytn (KLAY) ascended closely by 26%. Mina protocol (MINA) climbed 24.1%, and Illuvium (ILV) was up 22.9% over the week, as per the data shared by coingecko.com.
Uniswap (UNI), Sui (SUI), and Bittensor (TAO) also registered increases, ranging from 16% to 19.2%. Several digital assets also declined this week, alongside the gains.
Celestia (TIA) led the pack of losers with a 21% decline over the past week, and Rollbit (RLB) lost 8.1% in value. MATIC too fell by 8%, and Kaspa (KAS) was down 6%.
XDC, BNB, SOL, CAKE, and SHIB failed to perform during this week. USDT, BTC, ETH, and USDC have recorded the highest trading volumes this week.
Bitcoin Commands 51.2% of the USD 1.43 Trillion Crypto Economy
The market value of Bitcoin represents 51.2% of the total USD 1.43 trillion crypto economy, while Ethereum accounts for 17.5% as of November 26, 2023. The leading gainers in the 24-hour performance are SUPER, ETHW, ROSE, PRIME, and MAGIC, and notable losers are SNX, SEI, FTT, and PENDLE.
The top-performing cryptocurrencies this week registered less growth in comparison to the previous week, which witnessed several coins achieving triple-digit growth during the week.
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