These 12 Artificial Intelligence and Metaverse Coins Just Fly Off The Wood! - Coinleaks
Current Date:September 21, 2024

These 12 Artificial Intelligence and Metaverse Coins Just Fly Off The Wood!

In 2023, crypto assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and metaverse coins have made decent gains.

12 AI and metaverse coins that have been making profits since the start of the year

cryptocoin.com Bitcoin is up 17.2% in the last 30 days, and Ethereum is up 9.3% in the same time frame, according to data. However, year-to-date statistics show that Bitcoin has lost 38.3% and Ethereum has lost 39.3% against the US dollar. Metaverse coin and AI coins recovered in 2023 and are doing much better than last year.

Only 9.6% of the top 125 cryptocurrencies in terms of largest market capitalization, or 12 cryptocurrencies, saw year-to-date gains. The leader among 12 cryptoassets is the native token of the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) game Cyberdragon. The token, called Binary x (BNX), has gained 613% against the US dollar since this day last year. BNX is followed by the artificial intelligence crypto-asset network (AGIX), which has gained 277% since the beginning of the year.

AGIX is followed by OKX exchange token OKB, which saw an increase of around 169% last year. OKB is followed by Trust Wallet Token (TWT), with TWT gaining 162.34% in 12 months against the US dollar. Last year Lido dao (LDO) increased 116% and Rocket Pool (RPL) increased 80%. AI crypto token Fetch.ai (FET) is up 30.26% over the 12-month period, and Quant Network (QNT) is up 27.12%.

Tron (TRX) is up 10.61% year-to-date and Cdai (CDAI) is up nearly 1.65% last year. Finally, Ethereum Name Service (ENS) and Monero (XMR) tokens have also increased by 0.54% to 0.77% over the past 12 months. Most other crypto assets in the top 125 are down between 10% and 73% compared to this time last year. Also, while BTC has lost 38% since this time last year, the 12 cryptocurrencies mentioned above have much higher percentage gains against Bitcoin than the dollar.

Web3 friendly administrator appointed

Google-owned YouTube has appointed Web3-friendly executive Neal Mohan as its new CEO, following Susan Wojcicki’s departure this week.

Wojcicki left YouTube after nine years at the helm, outlining plans to launch a ‘new era’ focused on family, health and personal projects. During his tenure, he oversaw, among other things, the very important introduction of the revenue-sharing model. After that, he will continue to be a consultant to Google’s parent company Alphabet.