Crypto coins have seen a decline on Saturday.
According to the market capitalization, major crypto coins have seen a decline on Saturday. Among the major cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Shiba Inu, Dogecoin etc. have seen losses of up to 4 per cent during the last 24 hours.
Large Crypto Coins by Market Capitalization (cryptocurrency) A decline has been observed on Saturday. Among the major cryptocurrencies, bitcoin (Bitcoin), Ethereum, Solana, Shiba Inu, Dogecoin etc. have seen a decline of up to 4 percent during the last 24 hours. Bitcoin, the world’s largest and popular cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is currently priced at Rs 31,57,657 per coin, having seen a fall of Rs 61,651 or 1.92 per cent in 24 hours. Current market capital of bitcoin (Crypto Market) 56.3 trillion rupees, while its current market volume is 2.1 trillion rupees.
Ethereum’s price is currently Rs 2,31,575, which has seen a decline of Rs 6,715 or 2.82 percent from its price in 24 hours. At present, Ethereum has a market cap of Rs 26.1 trillion, while its current market volume is Rs 1.3 trillion.
Solana down 2.83%
Solana, one of the top 10 cryptocurrencies, is priced at Rs 7,742 today, with a fall of Rs 225 or 2.83 per cent in the last 24 hours. Its presence market valuation is 2.4 trillion rupees, while its current market volume is present at 89.40 billion rupees.
The price of LUNA or Terra is Rs 6,996 today, which has seen a drop of Rs 13.35 during the last 24 hours. Its present market capitalization is present at Rs 2.3 trillion. Whereas, its current trade volume is Rs 132.9 trillion.
The price of Dogecoin is currently at Rs 11.17, which has seen a drop of Rs 0.48 or about 4.10 percent from the price 24 hours ago. The current market valuation of this cryptocurrency is Rs 1.40 trillion, while its current market volume is present at Rs 106.90 billion.
The price of SHIB or Shiba Inu is present at Rs.0.001825 today. It has seen a fall of Rs 0.000043 or 2.30 percent during the last 24 hours.
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