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Notably, SNT saw the most substantial decline during the previous day's trading, with its price plummeting by over 12% to reach $0.05064. Santiment, a cryptocurrency behavior analytics platform, disclosed today that several cryptocurrencies have witnessed notable increases in essential on-chain metrics traditionally linked with bullish trends.
A handful of altcoins are seeing a “major surge” in address activity, according to the crypto analytics firm Santiment. The firm notes that Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Smooth Love Potion (SLP), Mask Network (MASK) and Civic Pass (CVC) have all hit three-month highs in terms of daily active address counts.
Data from Santiment shows that several altcoins have registered an increase in address activity, which may make them worth keeping an eye on. Bitcoin Cash & Other Altcoins Have Observed A Rise In Active Addresses As explained by the on-chain analytics firm Santiment in a new post on X, some alts are seeing rising activity despite the cooldown that the overall cryptocurrency sector has observed in the past couple of days.
After several months of volatile and uncertain trading, the altcoin market is poised for a welcome relief rally in the fourth quarter of 2023. This optimism is fueled by the anticipation of crypto traders looking to capitalize on profits during the end-of-year festivities, leading to a surge in overall trade volume.
The company behind the most valuable stablecoin in terms of market capitalization, Tether, has formally stopped supporting three separate blockchains. The stablecoin issuer halted minting USDT on Kusama (KSM), the Simple Ledger Protocol of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and Omni Layer (OMNI) on Thursday.
Tether, the firm behind the largest stablecoin by market cap, has officially ended support for three different blockchains. On Thursday, the stablecoin issuer stopped minting USDT on Kusama (KSM), Bitcoin Cash's (BCH) Simple Ledger Protocol (SLP), and Omni Layer (OMNI).