The cryptocurrency market is experiencing selling pressure as a result of the European Parliament’s decision to ban anonymous crypto transactions. According to data from CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) lost 5%, while some projects from the meme and metaverse coin market rose more than 50%.
These 3 metaverse coin projects rose in double digits during the market decline
As we quoted as Kriptokoin.com, the popular metaverse platform MOBOX, which combines DeFi and Gaming NFT, gained more than 30% today. To recall, the MOBOX project shared the details of Momoverse on March 12, and the price impact of the announcement was more than 40%. In recent developments, the momoverse launch and the momoverse alpha testnet were announced to celebrate the first year of the project. Apparently, this news seems to have caught the attention of investors.
The most rising projects in the metaverse coin market are being completed with Meta Spatial (SPAT) and MegaCryptoPolis (MEGA). Let’s take a quick look at the meme token market on April 1st, with performances exceeding 100 percent.
In the meme token market, gains are close to 100%
It is common for small-volume meme projects to rise this much after the CMC and CoinGecko list. That hype could likewise fade quickly. On April 1, DogeGF (DOGEGF) ranked first on the meme token board. Another meme project, JEJUDOGE, has managed to become one of the permanent names on the top-earning list for some time after its recent NFT launch. Solana (SOL) based meme token SWOLE ranks in the top 5 with 11% today. 1 million SWOLE award-winning airdrop event took place during the day of the project.
The general view of the list is as follows.
- DogeGF (DOGEGF)
- Donkey (DONK)
- Vita Inu (VINU)
- Jejudoge (JEJUDOGE)
- Let’s end with the Swole Doge (SWOLE)
Web3 coin market. A Web3 Foundation grant Saito (SAITO), which runs blockchain applications directly in the browser, is up more than 40% today and is first on the green board. The Saito network pays ISPs instead of miners or staking, allowing Web3 projects to self-finance their costs.
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