Bitcoin, Ethereum Edge Lower, Here Are The Top Crypto Movers For Friday

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), the world’s oldest cryptocurrency, managed to stay strong on Friday despite concerns that the cryptocurrency might lose some value after the electric vehicle maker Tesla sold 75% of its BTC holdings.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), the world’s oldest cryptocurrency, managed to stay strong on Friday despite concerns that the cryptocurrency might lose some value after the electric vehicle maker Tesla sold 75% of its BTC holdings.

Bitcoin rose above the $23,000 level on early Friday morning, but gave up some gains later in the session.

Several other popular altcoins, including Bitcoin Gold (CRYPTO: CRV), recorded minor gains over the previous 24 hours.

At the time of writing, the global cryptocurrency market capitalization increased to $1.05 trillion, notching a 24-hour rise of around 2.5%. BTC was trading lower by around 0.9% to $22,935, while ETH fell around 1.2% to $1,567.83 on Friday.

Investors are now awaiting earnings results from Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:TWTR), scheduled for release today.

Here are the top ten crypto gainers and losers over the past 24 hours:

Gainers

  • Bitcoin Gold (CRYPTO: BTG)

Price: $22.50
24-hour gain: 24.5%

  • Curve DAO Token (CRYPTO: CRV)

Price: $1.40
24-hour gain: 23.2%

  • ApeCoin (CRYPTO: APE)

Price: $6.79
24-hour gain: 17.1%

  • Synthetix (CRYPTO: SNX)

Price: $3.25
24-hour gain: 15.1%

  • Ethereum Classic (CRYPTO: ETC)

Price: $25.81
24-hour gain: 13.3%

 

Losers

  • XDC Network (CRYPTO: XDC)

Price: $0.02994
24-hour drop: 1.2%

  • Klaytn (CRYPTO: KLAY)

Price: $0.2517
24-hour drop: 0.9%

  • USDD (CRYPTO: USDD)

Price: $0.9961
24-hour drop: 0.1%

  • TrueUSD (CRYPTO: TUSD)

Price: $0.9998
24-hour drop: 0.1%

  • Pax Dollar (CRYPTO: USDP)

Price: $0.9997
24-hour drop: 0.1%

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