Tomorrow, on the first day of the new week, important developments for many altcoins continue to attract the attention of investors. There will be exciting events and developments on Monday that will attract the attention of both crypto enthusiasts and investors. From major blockchain conferences to major coin launches, the first day of the week promises to be a pivotal day for the crypto industry. In this article, you can find a list of some upcoming developments. Here are the details…
Tomorrow is very critical for these altcoin projects
- Hedera (HBAR) is ending its HelloFutureLIVE event.
- DigiFinex lists Wall Street Memes (WSM).
- DeGameFi conference is coming to an end.
- The last day of the WOW Summit is tomorrow.
- The ABC Conclave event is coming to an end.
- Enjinstarter (EJS) will launch AYA Launchpad.
- Enjinstarter announced its partnership with MystenLabs.
- Raptoreum (RTM) will hold a question and answer event with CoinEx Spanish.
- The Virtua Kolect (TVK) starts the Hyper Growth voting tomorrow.
- World Mobile Token (WMT) will have a screenshot tomorrow for those who staked early.
- BOB will make the pool transition tomorrow.
- Cartesi (CTSI) starts DCA.Monster voting tomorrow.
- Persistence (XPRT) ends the voting process for its 48th proposal tomorrow.
- DKG Conference will take place tomorrow.
- Splintershards (SPS) will hold a question and answer event tomorrow.
- Beldex (BDX) will hold a question and answer event with UQC tomorrow.
What is the latest situation in the market?
Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price movements have calmed down somewhat after Friday’s high volatility. Most altcoins are in a similar situation with minor movements downwards. Avalanche was the biggest decliner today, but it is still hovering above $10. As Kriptokoin.com reported, about a week ago, on Sunday evening/Monday morning, the primary cryptocurrency began a massive rally that resulted in a rise of over $1,500. It hit a 6-week high of $28,600 (on Bitstamp) on Monday evening.
However, the asset was unable to sustain its rise and quickly lost almost all of its gains. This was followed by some sideways trading before another price rally that pushed it a few dollars above $28,000. This rejection was more severe and pushed BTC down just over a grand. However, the bulls quickly stopped the move and did not allow any further decline. Bitcoin bounced and surpassed $28,200 once again on Saturday. Since then, the asset has remained around $28,000 with little to no movement in either direction. As a result, BTC’s market cap is still at $545 billion, but its dominance over altcoins has increased by another 0.1% and is now just under 50% on CMC.
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