While the cryptocurrency market has been stable over the past day, some metaverse, meme and web 3.0 coin projects have risen. In this article, we will talk about altcoins that are rising in a 24-hour time frame. Here are the details…
4 metaverse coins gained momentum
The first of the most rising metaverse coins was cocktailbar.finance (COC). COC made a name for itself with an increase of 36.7 percent. After the COC, Binamon (BMON) rose 24.3 percent, Benzene (BZN) rose 17.4 percent, and Decentral Games ICE (ICE) rose 15.9 percent. Among them, Binamon came up with an important development. Binamon conducted beta testing of a game called Binamon Firewars. More than 100 players participated in the game.
Meme and web 3.0 coins are also on the rise
After metaverse coins, we will look at the meme coin segment that has risen the most. As we have also reported as Kriptokoincom, meme coins are created with inspiration from coins such as Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB). Although these coins didn’t have much of a purpose at first, then they exploded. In fact, DOGE and SHIB are accepted as payment methods on many platforms. Shiba Inu is getting ready to launch its metaverse. At the top among meme coins is Sincere Doge (SDOGE) with 38.7 percent. After SDOGE, DogeBonk (DOBO) comes in with 26.6 percent.
Third place is Kuma Inu (KUMA) 20 percent, IoTexShiba (IOSHIB) ) 19.4 percent, SHIBGF (SHIBGF) comes 18.6 percent. Hot Doge (OLD) gained 15.5 percent, while Banano (BAN) gained 12.9 percent. Looking at the latest developments, it looks like KUMA is preparing to be listed on Klever. Looking at the social media accounts of other coins, it seems that there is not much innovation in their ecosystem.
A web 3.0 coin rose
In the Web 3.0 area, a coin stands out with its rise. Saito (SAITO) experienced an increase of close to 15 percent. Saito is a Web3 Foundation grant recipient that runs Blockchain apps directly in your browser. The network pays ISPs rather than miners or stakers, allowing Web3 projects to self-finance infrastructure rather than transferring costs to monopolies like Infura.
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