A List of the Most-Searched Altcoins in Recent Hours Has Been Published
CoinGecko, a cryptocurrency data and tracking platform, has announced the most searched cryptocurrencies by users in recent hours. Based on search data from the last three hours, Firo (FIRO),
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CoinGecko, a cryptocurrency data and tracking platform, has announced the most searched cryptocurrencies by users in recent hours. Based on search data from the last three hours, Firo (FIRO), Backpack (BP), and Akedo (AKE) ranked in the top three.
CoinGecko data showed that user interest was particularly focused on altcoins that have experienced sharp price movements recently. Firo, at the top of the list, lost 4% in the last 24 hours, while Backpack rose 25.8% and Akedo increased by 32.6%. Harmony (ONE) stood out with an 88.9% daily increase, while Zama (ZAMA) gained 29.7% and Avalanche (AVAX) increased by 12.7%.
Here are the most searched altcoins and their total market capitalization on CoinGecko in the last 3 hours:
Firo (FIRO) — $21.7 million
Backpack (BP) — $185.7 million
Akedo (AKE) — $2.20 billion
Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) — $485.9 million
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) — $4.68 billion
Starknet (STRK) — $337.9 million
Harmony (ONE) — $59.8 million
Pons (PONS) — $399.3 million
Arbitrum (ARB) — $1.45 billion
Bittensor (TAO) — $2.88 billion
Zcash (ZEC) — $24.55 billion
Zama (ZAMA) — $208.1 million
Pearl (PRL) — $267.1 million
Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) — $395.6 million
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