Movers of the Day 8-Apr-2022

Tokens and coins that moved the most in the last 24 hours:

Top movers of the day are AMO Coin and Ellipsis. Since 7 pm AMO Coin has increased by 7.86%, Ellipsis 9.52%.

In the evening the crypto markets went down and most of them finished the day in red as illustrated by an adjacent chart showing the NWSBCT (Blue Chips) Index movement over the past 24 hours. 2100NEWS DA Indexes ended between -0.95% and -3.28%. 2100NEWS Digital Assets Total Index (NWST1100) ended -1.97%. Bitcoin ended -2.05% while Ether ended +0.02%.

Please read the notes to find out which criteria movers have been selected.

AMO Coin (AMO)

AMO coin is a blockchain infrastructure for the efficient exchange and sharing of all CAR DATA powering the next generation of automobiles. For car users, manufacturers, and relevant service providers, this means that data will no longer be under the centralized control of specific companies, but rather become public assets that allow for valuable services to be made available.

Top mover of the day at 19:10 is cVault.finance which has surged 24.67% since 2 pm. ICHI has increased by 3.77%, Kyber Network Crystal v2 3.72%. The crypto markets still trended sideways. In the last 24 hours 2100NEWS DA Indexes have increased up to 2.75%. 2100NEWS Digital Assets Total Index (NWST1100) is 0.69% higher. Bitcoin has increased by 0.16%, Ether 1.92%.

cVault.finance (CORE)

CORE is a non-inflationary cryptocurrency that is designed to execute profit-generating strategies autonomously with a completely decentralized approach. In existing autonomous strategy-executing platforms a team or single developer is solely responsible for determining how locked funds are used to generate ROI. This is hazardous to the health of the fund as it grows, as it creates flawed incentives, and invites mistakes to be made. CORE does away with this dynamic and instead opts for one with decentralized governance.

The day’s top movers (at 2 pm) are Aurora and ICHI, rising by 15.07% since 9 am. The crypto markets have trended sideways. At the same timespan, the 2100NEWS Digital Assets Total Index (NWST1100), which measures 1100 significant (by market capitalization) crypto assets’ performance, has fallen by 0.67%, Bitcoin 0.78%, while Ether has risen by 0.75%.

ICHI (ICHI)

ICHI is the governance token of the ichi.org community and platform. It is hard-capped at 5M tokens. Each ICHI is a vote on allowed oracles, collateral, investment strategies, etc, in exchange for protocol governance rewards. ICHI is a self-sustaining, community-governed infrastructure that enables any cryptocurrency community to create and govern their own in-house, non-custodial oneToken (a stablecoin valued at $1). You must buy that community’s cryptocurrency to mint their oneToken. For example, you must buy wBTC (wrapped Bitcoin) to mint oneBTC (Bitcoin’s oneToken). You can use these oneTokens to buy or sell goods and services, pay expenses and taxes, or create USD exposure in DeFi (decentralized finance) applications.

The crypto markets rose. The day’s top movers (at 9 am) are ICHI and RAMP, surging by 27.88% since midnight. On the day, the 2100NEWS DA Indexes, which measure the performance of various groups of tokens and coins, reported gains between 0.58% and 3.28%. Over the last 24 hours, the 2100NEWS Digital Assets Total Index (NWST1100), which measures 1100 significant (by market capitalization) crypto assets’ performance, has risen by 1.32%, Bitcoin 0.34%, and Ether by 1.66%.

RAMP (RAMP)

RAMP DEFI proposes that the staked capital on the non-ERC20 staking blockchains be collateralized into a stablecoin, “rUSD,” issued on the Ethereum blockchain. Similarly, users on the Ethereum blockchain can mint “eUSD” by depositing their ERC20 stablecoins into RAMP’s eUSD liquidity pool. rUSD holders and eUSD holders can borrow, lend or exchange rUSD/eUSD freely, creating a seamless liquidity “on/off-ramp” for users with capital locked into staking arrangements.

NEAR Protocol (NEAR)

NEAR Protocol is a decentralized platform where developers can host serverless applications and smart contracts which have easy access to “open finance” networks (networks facilitate digital value transfer and storage using tokens and tokenized assets) and benefit from an ecosystem of “open web” components (components are re-usable smart contracts that share state, making for easy composability of applications that still protect user data). Unlike other blockchain-based platforms, the NEAR Protocol has been built from the ground up to be the easiest in the world for both developers and their end-users while still providing the scalability and security necessary to serve those users.