cryptoes that earned the most interest

Crypto market up after the FED announcement: let's find out which crypto have earned the most

Summary:

The cryptocurrencies that have made the biggest gains in the past 24 hours and after the Fed's announcement on interest rates.

The crypto market reacted positively to the announcement of the Fed 's decision to raise interest rates.

After the announcement, the two main cryptocurrencies of the crypto market,  Bitcoin  and  Ethereum , reacted with increases:

 the price of  Bitcoin went up to gain + 8.0700%  (last 24 hours) and  Ethereum up to +12.23 %  (always last 24 hours).

Here are the cryptocurrencies that have earned the most in the past 24 hours:

XYO + 67.69%

XYO is an Ethereum token that powers XYO Network, a decentralised network of devices that anonymously collect and validate geospatial data.


ALICE + 28.20%

ALICE  is the My Neighbour Alice token. My Neighbour Alice is an agricultural-themed building game that presents itself as a place where players can buy and own virtual islands, collect and build exciting items, and at the same time make new friends.


SNX + 24.52%

Synthetix Network Token (SNX) is an Ethereum token that powers Synthetix, a decentralised protocol for issuing synthetic assets. 

Synthetic assets are managed through minting when token holders activate the participation of their SNXs for collateral purposes using Mintr, a decentralised application for interacting with Synthetix contracts.


UNI + 21.76%

Uniswap (UNI)  is an Ethereum token that uses Uniswap, an automated liquidity provider that was created with the purpose of facilitating Ethereum (ERC-20) token exchanges. 

In Uniswap, there are no order books or a centralized facilitating structure. Conversely, the exchange of tokens takes place via liquidity aggregates defined through smart contracts.


ETC + 21.65%

Ethereum Classic ETC  is a blockchain-based open source distributed computing platform with smart contract functionality. It supports a modified version of Metamask consensus via transaction-based state transitions performed on a public Ethereum virtual machine.


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