At press time, Stellar Lumens is trading for about 38 cents.
Cardano has incurred a slight drop in price since our last price piece, falling from 34 cents to 32 cents respectively.
Cardano could make headway in its price and technology as the cryptocurrency platform is entering an agricultural venture in Ethiopia.
NEO. At press time, NEO is trading for about $77 - a five dollar drop since our previous discussion.
While Ether coin has also dropped over the last 48 hours, the currency is holding its ground in the $700 range, trading for roughly $745 during yesterday's early afternoon hours.
EOS. EOS is one of only a few altcoins trading in the green, with a price of $17.99 at the time of writing.
Thus, it's unclear whether EOS will simply remain in the $18 range or if further price jumps will occur in the immediate future.
In the last 24 hours alone, over $333 million USD in IOTA has been traded globally on cryptocurrency exchanges.
This is between $15 and $20 billion less than what was previously established in our last price piece, though some coins continue to show promise and incur relative price hikes.
Investors are once again warned to trade with caution, and take special notice of the price drops seen in many assets both small and mainstream.
Crypto Price Watch: Stellar Lumens, Cardano and NEO Incur Price Drops While EOS and IOTA Ascend
Published on May 9, 2018
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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