Cryptocurrency Market Declines Again, Ethereum Is Weaker
Cryptocurrency market declines again, Ethereum is weaker, and Shiba Inu rises.
The cryptocurrency market saw a decline once again on Thursday. As of 9:39 am Indian time, the Global Crypto Market Cap is down 1.82 percent at $ 893.21 billion.
Today, almost all major currencies, including bitcoin and Ethereum, have fallen. The growing cryptocurrencies are Shiba Inu and Dogecoin.
According to data from Coinmarketcap, at the time of writing the news, Bitcoin (Bitcoin Price Today) is down 1.03 percent at $ 20,076.27.
The price of the second largest coin Ethereum (Ethereum Price Today) has reached $ 1,093.45, down 4.55 percent in the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin’s market dominance is 42.9 percent today, while Ethereum’s dominance has come down to 14.9 percent compared to yesterday.
What is the difference between Dogecoin and Shiba Inu?
Today, Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu have gained about 3-3 percent. Both the currencies are positive weekly. Dogecoin is up 2.62 percent today, while it has jumped 9.66 percent weekly.
Similarly, the Shiba Inu has gained 2.94 percent during the last 24 hours. Talking about the weekly, it has increased by 4.61 percent.
Highest Jumping Cryptocurrency
According to Coinmarketcap, MetaversePay (MVP), Bullshit Inu (BULL), and CoPuppy (CP) are the three most prominent coins in the last 24 hours.
MetaversePay (MVP) has seen a tremendous jump of 775.23 percent and is trading at $0.000003147. Bullshit Inu (BULL) has increased by 391.11% in the last 24 hours.
At present, its market price is $ 0.0000007131. CoPuppy (CP) has gained 198.12 percent during the same time period and its price has increased to $ 0.006442.
Stock Market Opening: The market ran openly in the green mark on the decline, Infosys-Indian Oil gave rise
In the Indian stock market, the business started this morning with a fall, but soon it came to the green mark after making an increase.
The market has made a comeback due to the strong performance of companies like Infosys and Indian Oil.
The Sensex opened with a loss of 130 points at 52,897 in the morning and started trading, while the Nifty opened trading at 15,775 with a loss of 24 points.
Even after seeing the fall in the market, the enthusiasm of the investors did not diminish, and continued to buy.
As a result, at 9.27 in the morning, the Sensex started trading at 53,219 with a gain of 195 points, while the Nifty rose 51 points to reach 15,850
