Simon Chandler is a Brighton-based writer and journalist with over ten years of experience writing about crypto, technology, politics and culture. He has written for Cryptonews.com since late 2017,...
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The cryptocurrency market has dropped by 1.3% in the past 24 hours. Its total cap now stands at $965 billion, representing a dip of 0.5% in a week, and a drop of 5% in a month. However, while prices are down on average, a number of coins have posted some notable gains in the past day, as well as in the past week. This article takes a look at them, compiling the biggest crypto gainers today, including IOTA, LUNA, QNT, ZEC and TAMA.
Biggest Crypto Gainers Today
Iota (IOTA)
IOTA is up by an impressive 8% in the past 24 hours, reaching $0.304384. This price also represents a 21% jump in a week, as well as a 9% increase in the last 30 days.
IOTA’s indicators suggest a rally in its earlier stages. Its relative strength index (in purple) has risen from just under 40 a few days ago to 60 today, indicating some very good momentum. Its 30-day moving average (red) is still underneath its 200-day (blue), also suggesting that its rally over the past few hours could continue.
Simon Chandler is a Brighton-based writer and journalist with over ten years of experience writing about crypto, technology, politics and culture. He has written for Cryptonews.com since late 2017, when the website was first launched, and has also written for Cointelegraph and CryptoVantage, as well as such websites as Forbes, Wired, Digital Trends and Business Insider.