The recent price spikes of major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, and Litecoin seem to be rubbing off on smaller coins like Stellar Lumens, Cardano and NEO. All three currencies sit within the green zone.
Strong maneuvers from major investors are making their way through market exchanges as more and more seek to enter the crypto trading arena and get in on the action as prices continue to spike.
XLM is down by roughly $0.01 since our last price piece and is trading at the $0.38 mark.
Analysts had predicted a small price drop, though long-term sentiment suggests an ongoing rise to as high as $0.47 within the coming weeks.
Investors are advised to continuously trail the stops to potentially lock in paper profits as prices move up.
Cardano is up $0.02 since our previous price article and is currently trading for $0.29.
NEO. NEO has expanded greatly since our last price watch, jumping from $64 to $76.81 at press time.
EOS. EOS has experienced a large jump, spiking from $7.8 to over $11.72 since our previous price article.
With a $4 rise in the books, EOS is exhibiting bullish behavior and is showing an ability to surpass all set resistance, which was predicted to lie somewhere between $9.5 and $10. IOTA. IOTA is currently trading for $1.9, though $2.17 is expected in the coming days.
Over the past week, IOTA is up 31.46%. IOTA has been riding high this week on news of a successful test with machine-to-machine self-charging car stations.
Crypto Price Watch: Stellar Lumens, Cardano, NEO, EOS, IOTA Spike Further
Published on Apr 22, 2018
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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