On October 18, Tether Gold (XAUT) and Pax Gold (PAXG), cryptocurrency tokens tied to the price of physical gold, reached historic highs. XAUT hit $2,715.92, according to Coingecko, while Paxos' gold-backed token peaked at $2,723.
Most airdrop participants find themselves pondering, "When should I sell these tokens?" CoinGecko's analysis of the 50 biggest airdrops revealed that over half of the project tokens (54%) achieved their all-time high (ATH) within two weeks to several months after the airdrop.
CoinGecko has unveiled a ranking of the 50 largest airdrops by cryptocurrency companies, gauged by the peak historical prices of the tokens distributed. Uniswap leads the pack with its airdrops valuing a staggering $6.43 billion, closely followed by Apecoin with $3.54 billion in distributions.
A year has passed since WhiteBIT's exchange token was unveiled on August 14th. In this brief time, the team behind it didn't just rest on their laurels; they launched a blockchain, making WBT's first anniversary a celebration of a genuine coin! Facing the challenges of a prolonged bear market head-on, WBT swiftly carved out its own space, gaining a legion of ardent supporters. Its market standing? A noteworthy triple of its inaugural IEO pricing and a 5th rank amidst centralized exchange tokens, as chronicled by CoinGecko. We salute this shining star and hope for further ascent, delighting all crypto enthusiasts who set the level!
Web traffic analysis reveals that the United States, the United Kingdom, and Turkey are at the forefront of countries showing keen interest in the integration of artificial intelligence with cryptocurrencies, with the United States alone contributing to 18.9% of this fascination. These findings were highlighted in the latest report by CoinGecko, which identified the top fifteen countries engaging with this trend.
A recent CoinGecko study reveals a startling fact: over 50% of cryptocurrency projects (14,039), listed on the platform since 2014, have faced failure. The vast majority of these setbacks (more than 70%) occurred between 2020 and 2022, largely attributed to the ease of deploying tokens and the craze around meme coins.
Coingecko has just unveiled a report that details the countries where mining 1 BTC could be either a lucrative venture or a costly mistake. For example, mining a Bitcoin in Lebanon would cost only $266 in electricity, while the same task in Italy would run a shocking $206,000, or 783 times more. Out of the top 10 nations with the highest electricity costs, 9 are European.
