Over the past 24 hours, various metaverse, meme and web3 coin projects have been on the rise. Here are the details…
8 metaverse coins rose
Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin and other altcoins have been falling, while metaverse coins have been rising. Neos Credits (NCR) was at the top of the list with 35.3 percent. It was followed by ChainCade (CHAINCADE) with 17.8 percent, NFT Worlds (WRLD) with 16.3% and The HUSL (HUSL) with 15.8 percent. Somnium Space CUBEs (CUBE) and Torum (XTM) rose by around 12 percent, while Mist (MIST) and Decentral Games (DG) increased by 11 percent.
These meme coins also gained momentum: SHIB leader
Looking at meme coins, popular cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB) appears to be in the lead. As we reported as Kriptokoin.com, SHIB gained momentum with its listing on Robinhood and this momentum continued with the start of the first land purchases on SHIB: The Metaverse today in the morning. At the time of writing, it has experienced a 15.4 percent increase.
On the other hand, Banano (BAN) 14.5 percent, Catbonk (CABO) 14.5 percent, DogeGF (DOGEGF) 13.6 percent, Boss (BOSS) 11.7 percent, SafeMoon Inu (SMI) Poodl Token (POODL) gained 11.2 percent and 10.8 percent.
A metaverse coin experienced an increase
Apart from metaverse and meme coins, a coin in the web3 space also came to the fore with its rise. Golen (GLM) is up 10 percent in the last 24 hours. The Golem Network is a decentralized computing network, a new way to distribute redundant computing power on demand to those who need it. It creates a peer-to-peer network where users participate equally to buy and sell computation, dividing complex tasks into smaller subtasks in the network. There is no central authority in the Golem.
GLM is required to pay for calculations on the network. As the Requestor, you set a bid for the amount of GLM you are willing to pay for the completion of your task. As a provider, you earn GLM by performing computer tasks for client owners. You can set your minimum and maximum price thresholds in your settings.
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