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The cryptocurrency market finally recovered after losing nearly a trillion in the earlier crash. However, not all crypto tokens are worth holding, and investors should focus on the best one to benefit from amid these changing market sentiments.
Hamster Kombat's newly launched Layer-2 (L2) blockchain, Hamster Network, exceeded Solana in transactions per second (TPS).
Hamster Kombat has introduced the Hamster Network, a new layer-2 blockchain built on The Open Network (TON), aimed at revolutionizing Web3 gaming and decentralized applications.
The popular Telegram game Hamster Kombat has introduced the Hamster Network, a new layer-2 blockchain built on The Open Network (TON).
The hit Telegram-based crypto game Hamster Kombat has officially launched its own Layer-2 blockchain, named Hamster Network, on The Open Network (TON).
Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) recently launched a gaming-focused layer-2 on the TON blockchain, attracting attention in the Web3 gaming space.
Telegram-based tap-to-earn (T2E) game Hamster Kombat announced the launch of its Hamster Network on February 25.
From Bitcoin's price recovery near $100K to groundbreaking developments in ETF transparency and significant market events, the crypto landscape continues to evolve with notable shifts in industry dynamics.
The rise of tap-to-earn games on Telegram has transformed how users interact with cryptocurrency. Notcoin and Hamster Kombat have attracted millions through easy gameplay and viral appeal, but questions linger about their long-term sustainability.
The number of TON network accounts has multiplied from approximately 4 million to 128 million, in large part driven by blockchain gaming.
Hamster Kombat, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) known for its Telegram-based play-to-earn (P2E) game, has announced plans to develop a layer-2 blockchain.
Hamster Kombat, the popular Telegram-based tap-to-earn game, has announced plans to launch a layer-2 network on The Open Network (TON).
Hamster Kombat, once a top Telegram game, is turning to blockchain development on TON after struggling with declining popularity.
There's always something going on in the crypto space — and this year's events were certainly no exception.
In a recent announcement, Binance revealed that it would be delisting several tokens from its platform's spot trading pairs on December 20, 2024. The tokens to be delisted include SUI, HMSTR, BNT, CYBER, and AEUR. Following the news, the prices of these tokens have already begun to drop by almost 10%.
Binance is set to delist underperforming trading pairs for Sui (SUI), Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), Bancor (BNT), Cyber (CYBER), and Anchored Coins (AEUR). These tokens have experienced notable price drops recently following the announcement, with SUI down 6%, HMSTR down 10%, and others also recording a dip between 5% to 10%.
This week in crypto, a lot happened across different ecosystems, with momentum reinvigorated by the broader market's prevailing bullish sentiment. Besides Bitcoin's (BTC) testing unchartered territory, the following are some of the updates you won't want to miss.
Toncoin's price continued its strong sell-off on Monday as most tap-to-earn tokens on its network crashed and burn volume retreated. Toncoin (TON) retreated to $4.90, down 41% from its highest point this year.
Cryptocurrency prices were on edge this week as a sense of fear spread in the financial market. Bitcoin remained steadily above $68,000, while top Solana meme coins like Popcat, GOAT, and Cat in a dogs world (MEW) surged to a record high. This article looks at top cryptocurrencies like Cardano, Dogizen, and Hamster Kombat.
As the cryptocurrency market enters a new week, several digital currencies are experiencing notable gains, fueled by Bitcoin's robust performance. Bitcoin, the leading asset, is seeing impressive traction alongside emerging meme coins like Hamster Kombat and POPCAT. The overall landscape is vibrant, attracting keen interest from investors and traders alike.
Cryptocurrency Market Update: The cryptocurrency industry saw a subtle intraday growth, increasing by 0.93% to a total market cap of $2.13 trillion. However, Bitcoin's (BTC) price slipped by 0.50%, settling at a price tag of $61,311.86. While ETH, SOL, and XRP showed slow movement, meme coins portrayed positive numbers.
The biggest tap-to-earn games have faced a rude awakening as their tokens continued their strong downward trend. Catizen, one of the biggest Telegram games, has crashed from a high of $1.1500 to $0.4565, bringing its market cap to over $139 million and its fully diluted valuation (FDV) to over $400 million.
Amid increased bullish sentiment in the cross-border market, the crypto space is on the verge of concluding September on a positive note. Moreover, with a potential altcoin market, investors are showing increased interest in lesser-known projects to maximize their profits.
Major crypto exchange Coinbase has once again expanded its offerings by welcoming new listings this week. The latest listings reflect Coinbase's commitment to providing its users with access to a broader range of digital assets and to supporting the growth of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
