Little-Known Cryptocurrency Surges 80% While Bitcoin Flounders

2019-6-1 00:22

  By CCN: Monacoin bills itself as Japan’s first cryptocurrency, and it’s gained significantly during the recent bull market activity. The cat meme cryptocurrency surged more than 80% in just 24 hours, leaving it with a per-token value of more than $2.

Previously, Monacoin’s price was closer to $1. The rally came even as the Bitcoin price struggled to regain momentum after a sizable sell-off. Japanese Crypto Traders Drive Demand for Monacoin Nice $MONA pump today after its listing on @coincheckjp #Monacoin is not listed on @binance and many other big international exchanges, except @BittrexExchange Japanese investors don’t care as

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