Bitcoin and Ethereum are rallying Friday afternoon along with 10 other cryptocurrencies by market cap. This rise in large coins seems to have spread to the field of artificial intelligence and metaverse coins. Here are the top 10 artificial intelligence (AI) coins and 5 metaverse coins that have risen the most in the last 24 hours.
Many assets are rising: These AI coins have increased the most
cryptocoin.com As we reported, traditional stocks also strengthened after First Republic Bank provided a US$30 billion lifeline, one day after Credit Suisse took a loan from the Swiss central bank. Bitcoin rose 5% to reach $26,100. Ethereum rose 3.81 percent to $1,720, according to CoinMarketCap data. On the other hand, Dogecoin followed Bitcoin with an increase of 6.24 percent to $ 0.07486.
Meanwhile, the tokens of various artificial intelligence projects also increased in value. The AI coin that rose the most on a daily basis was DOC.COM (MTC), with an increase of close to 50 percent. MTC was followed by UBEX with 20.7 percent and ARCONA with 20.4%. Bird.money (BIRD) is in fourth place, rising by 20 percent; Zus (ZCN) ranks fifth, up 14 percent. On the other hand, Big Data Protocol (BDP), Ojamu (OJA) and Matrix AI Network (MAN) rose 13 percent, 11 percent and 10 percent, respectively. Finally, Verasity (VRA) increased by 10 percent and VAIOT (VAI) increased by 9.8 percent.
5 metaverse coins attracted attention
Looking at the metaverse coin area, the rise of five altcoins draws attention. Among the coins in the “metaverse” category of CoinMarketCap, Stacks (STX) has risen the most in the last 24 hours. STX is up 15 percent. Nakamoto Games (NAKA) followed STX with 12.9 percent and WeWay (WWY) with 12.4%. Matrix AI Network (MAN) increased 13 percent and Verasity (VRA) increased 10 percent.
What is the latest situation in the market?
The global cryptocurrency market cap increased by 4.06% in 24 hours to $1.12 trillion. Total crypto market trading volume decreased by 15.72 percent to $68.83 billion. Cryptocurrencies strengthened after First Republic Bank received $30 billion in aid from leading US banks, mirroring Wall Street’s overnight rally of relief as concerns over an impending banking crash eased. This followed Credit Suisse’s $53.9 billion loan from the Swiss National Bank.
