Today, gold, Bitcoin, stocks are watching the US Federal Reserve’s (FED) interest rate decision announcement. But on a smaller scale, developments in altcoin ecosystems are also important. In today’s article, we share the altcoin developments that will take place in the next 24 hours. Here are the details…
Today, important day for 14 altcoin projects
- EOS (EOS) will be forked as AntelopeIO. As a result of this change, which will take place with the version named Leap 3.1, the token name will remain as EOS.
- The teams behind cryptocurrencies such as Audius (AUDIO), BlackPool (BPT), Braintrust (BTRST), Cardano (ADA), Celo (CELO), Chainlink (LINK) attend Messari’s “Mainnet 2022” conference. The conference will take place in New York and will run from September 21-23.
- Dohrnii (DHN) announced that the Dohrnii Academy app will be available on Google Play and App Store today.
- Bitforex lists Vita Inu (VINU) with USDT pair.
- BitMart lists Ramestta (RAMA) with USDT pair at 12 CET.
- Comtech Gold (CGO) and XDC Network (XDC) will hold a joint question and answer event.
- XT.COM lists Kodachi Token (KODACHI) in USDT pair at 16 CET.
- Huobi Global lists Sylo (SYLO) with USDT pair.
- Constellation (DAG) will announce developments in Lattice 2.0 with the CEO.
- AscendEX lists Dogecoin (DC) in USDT pair at 16 CEST.
- Splinterlands (SPS) will hold a question and answer event.
- Synapse (SYN) will hold a question and answer event at TSI 19 via Twitter Spaces.
- Cryptocurrency exchanges eToro and Crypto.com have announced support for a 1.2 percent tax burn for Terra Cassic (LUNC) and USTC on the Terra Classic network.
- Styngr, the leading music integration platform for Metaverse and gaming, has announced a partnership with onXRP, Ripple’s XRPL-based decentralized exchange.
What is the latest situation in the market?
Also, as we have announced as Kriptokoin.com, today the markets are eagerly awaiting the FED’s interest rate decision. The US Fed’s rate hike mission this year has dealt a heavy blow to Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies. Market losses were seen with high-growth tech stocks and cryptocurrencies, according to economists. The largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) has lost control of the critical $19,000. It is now trading at $18,880, down 8 percent over the past seven days.
Bitcoin is 70 percent lower than its all-time high from the end of 2021. Now it has not been able to maintain its position consistently above $20,000. Ethereum, the world’s largest altcoin by market value, also fell. It lost 16 percent of its value last week and is currently trading at $1,325. Now, Bitcoin, Ethereum and the crypto market as a whole are watching the Fed’s fight against inflation.
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