Category: Bitcoin

WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) – Major Update Announced on June 22, 2025

WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) has reached yet another pivotal milestone in its revolutionary journey through the blockchain space. Today, we are proud to officially announce a significant update that marks the beginning of a new era for WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) and its growing global community.

Advance Blockchain (ABC-20) Network Innovation Completed

WhiteBitcoin has successfully completed its full integration with the Advance Blockchain (ABC-20) —a critical move designed to enhance speed, scalability, and security across the network. As part of this integration:
• The Advance Blockchain Explorer and Advance Blockchain App will launch in Q3 2025.
• Coin Transfer Event (CTE) will begin soon, allowing users to migrate their existing WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) to the Advance Blockchain using VIP Wallets.
• Users will have 150 days to complete this migration and secure their upgraded WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) assets.

Exclusive Transaction Policy Update

As part of our strategic future planning, we will now support only 1:1 Bitcoin (BTC) transactions via WhiteBitcoin (WBTC). We will discontinue support for BCH, BSV, and BTG, due to underperformance and lack of active community engagement in those chains.

This shift will ensure higher transaction integrity, increased network efficiency, and better alignment with Bitcoin’s core principles.

Future Conversion Options & Exchange Access

Post-CTE completion (after 150 days):
• Users can convert WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) into fiat currencies or other crypto assets via Belpay Exchange and major DEX platforms.
• From Q2 2027 to Q4 2027, we plan to list WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) on major global exchanges, including:
• Binance
• Bybit
• Poloniex
• BisafeAI
• All major DEXs with multiple trading pairs
• Early listing may occur depending on market momentum and partner readiness.

Strengthening the WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) Community Through Innovation

The WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) community has been the driving force behind every major leap, and the VIP Affiliate Program continues to be a key part of our growth strategy. Now, we’re excited to announce:
• The New Generation VIP Affiliate Program will launch after the CTE.
• It will feature:
• Block Matching Affiliate
• Stacking Affiliate with Multi-Layer Rewards
• Multi-crypto portfolio and multi-chain affiliate tools

This structure empowers members to earn actively while expanding the reach of WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) in a decentralized ecosystem.

A Message of Gratitude

To our community of believers, developers, ambassadors, and partners: thank you. Your dedication has powered WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) from its early days to this powerful new chapter.

What’s Next?

As we step confidently into the second half of 2025, WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) is focused on:
• Continuous ecosystem upgrades
• Global crypto adoption initiatives
• Stronger security, seamless usability, and broader utility

The future is not just bright — it’s White.

Stay updated. Stay empowered. WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) is building the decentralized tomorrow, today.

Belpay Exchange Marks Its 7th Establishment Day with Major Announcements and Network Expansions

On the occasion of its 7th Establishment Day, Belpay.io Exchange is proud to unveil a series of impactful updates aimed at enhancing trading capabilities and strengthening our global infrastructure.

We are excited to announce the successful integration of multiple blockchain networks into our platform. Users can now trade, buy, and sell cryptocurrencies across a wide range of networks, including:
• Blockchain Network
• ERC-20 Network
• TRC-20 Network
• BEP-20 Network
• Advance Blockchain Network (ABC-20)
• BisafeAI Chain (BAI-20)

These integrations empower users to conduct seamless transactions across both traditional and emerging blockchain protocols, offering greater flexibility and diversity in asset management.

Upcoming: P2P Network & Full ABC-20 + BAI-20 Integration

In our commitment to decentralization and financial accessibility, Belpay is in the final phase of integrating Peer-to-Peer (P2P) functionality to support global fiat deposits and withdrawals. Additionally, the Advance Blockchain (ABC-20) and BisafeAI Chain (BAI-20) will soon be fully functional, enabling users to transact more efficiently with next-gen blockchain technology.

During the finalization and testing phases post-ABC-20 network public launch and CTE completion, some delays may occur in deposit and withdrawal functions. These are short-term measures to ensure long-term efficiency, transparency, and a more secure user experience.

WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) Now on Belpay – Major Milestones Ahead

We’re thrilled to confirm that WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) is already listed on Belpay Exchange, operating on a semi-public blockchain. Following the full public release of ABC-20 in Q3–Q4 2025, WBTC withdrawals and deposits will be smoother and fully automated.

Looking further ahead to Q2–Q4 2027, WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) is poised for strategic expansion with planned listings on major global exchanges such as Binance, Bybit, BisafeAI Exchange, and more. These collaborations will greatly enhance liquidity, visibility, and trading opportunities for WhiteBitcoin (WBTC) holders.

Regulatory Landscape & User KYC Rollout

We acknowledge the challenges posed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and evolving global regulations, which have delayed certain updates across many platforms—including ours. Despite this, all user funds remain safe and secure.

To comply with global standards and ensure uninterrupted access, we will begin KYC verification for users across all countries immediately before or after the ABC-20 public launch and CTE milestone. This will streamline onboarding and support broader adoption.

Gratitude to Our Community

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to every investor, holder, and supporter of WhiteBitcoin (WBTC), Belpay Exchange, and the VIP Affiliate Wallet. Your trust and belief have powered our journey and success.

Here’s to the next chapter of innovation, expansion, and unstoppable growth!

Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin reaches a high of $35,500; Ethereum falls below $1,900; and altcoins rise by up to 11%

Bitcoin held steady, gaining more than 3% and racing above the 35,500-levels, while Ethereum gained 3% but remained below the $1,900-level.

Bitcoin and other crypto tokens gained ground on Thursday, with the oldest crypto asset reaching a 17-month high following the Fed’s dovish tone. Following the one-year anniversary of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire, FTX exchange, crypto tokens saw significant gains.

Bitcoin’s price continued to rise as the largest crypto currency gained more than 3% and raced above the 35,500-levels. However, its largest peer, Ethereum, rose roughly 3% but stayed below the $1,900 mark. The majority of altcoins were trading with significant gains.

Bitcoin and other crypto tokens gained ground on Thursday, with the oldest crypto asset reaching a 17-month high following the Fed’s dovish tone. Following the one-year anniversary of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire, FTX exchange, crypto tokens saw significant gains.

Bitcoin’s price continued to rise as the largest crypto currency gained more than 3% and raced above the 35,500-levels. However, its largest peer, Ethereum, rose roughly 3% but stayed below the $1,900 mark. The majority of altcoins were trading with significant gains.

Bitcoin and other crypto tokens gained ground on Thursday, with the oldest crypto asset reaching a 17-month high following the Fed’s dovish tone. Following the one-year anniversary of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire, FTX exchange, crypto tokens saw significant gains.

Bitcoin’s price continued to rise as the largest crypto currency gained more than 3% and raced above the 35,500-levels. However, its largest peer, Ethereum, rose roughly 3% but stayed below the $1,900 mark. The majority of altcoins were trading with significant gains.

Despite good market mood, SafeMoon (SFM) was among the biggest losers, falling by more than 50% in the last 24 hours. However, the fall comes as the company’s CEO and CTO have been arrested for fraud. The defendants are now being prosecuted.

Potential For A Bitcoin ETF Leads To A Price Rally As BTC Rises Above $30,000

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) reached a high of $30.442.35, within the last seven days. The oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin (BTC), was able to rise beyond $30,000 and stay stable as a result of investors’ restored faith in the potential for US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approval of the Bitcoin Spot ETF. Prices have benefited from the SEC’s decision to not contest the Grayscale ETF application. How long this most recent rise can last is still to be seen. Readers should be aware that coin prices and the cryptocurrency market as a whole are very erratic before continuing. It is impossible to predict with certainty how cryptocurrencies will perform in the future.

The purpose of this article is to assist investors in staying abreast of the most significant events that have already occurred, as well as some noteworthy forthcoming events and current market circumstances. Before taking any calls, investors are recommended to conduct their own research. Crypto Prices Over The Past Week The price of ETH was at about $1,562.92, and the price of BTC was approximately $27,221.97. The total market capitalization increased to $1.16 trillion a week later. With a total volume of $3.62 billion, DeFi accounts for 7.97 percent of the market’s 24-hour volume. Stablecoin volume as a whole is $42.12 billion, or 92.87 percent of the total 24-hour market volume.

The overall market fear and greed index, as reported by CoinMarketCap, was at 55 points (out of 100), indicating a small increase in investor confidence from the previous Monday. The dominance of BTC was 51.27 percent at the time of writing. Bitcoin reached a high of $30.442.35 on October 23 and a low of $27,278.651 on October 16 over the last seven days. In contrast, the price of Ethereum witnessed highs of $1,676.67 on October 23 and lows of $1,547.06 on October 19. Crypto Events To Note In line with a research report published on Wednesday by JPMorgan, the value of Bitcoin (BTC) increased this week, mostly due to increased hope for the approval of multiple spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

According to the article, the clearance of these ETF applications has advanced with the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) recent decision to not appeal a significant finding in the Grayscale case. The largest cryptocurrency fund in the world, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), is managed by Grayscale. Although the precise date of the approval is yet unknown, the source indicates that it is expected to happen in the upcoming months, potentially before of the January 10th deadline for Ark 21Shares applications. According to analysts under the direction of Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, this development is important for Bitcoin’s current upswing in performance.

In other news, the circulating quantity of Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), a cryptocurrency linked 1:1 to Bitcoin (BTC), has decreased by over 23,000 coins during the last 10 months, beginning in mid-December 2022. There are currently 79,839 distinct WBTC wallet owners. Notably, 73.76 percent of these tokens are held by a small group of the top 100 holders. The project is worth $4.88 billion on the market because there are 79,839 different wallets that hold WBTC and there are 163,006 tokens in circulation. The amount of WBTC in circulation has dropped from 185,909 WBTC to its current level of 163,006 WBTC, a fall of 12.31 percent since December 17, 2022.

Bitgo, Kyber Network, and Ren (formerly known as Republic Protocol) collaborated to launch the Wrapped Bitcoin project. In late January 2019, it was released on the Ethereum network. WBTC’s minting and redemption procedures are supervised by custodians, and everyone involved in them must abide by know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) laws. Finally, in response to questions from the cryptocurrency industry, Hong Kong’s central bank and securities regulating agency recently updated their crypto policies. These regulatory organisations have put additional measures in place to protect the interests of retail investors in a notice about intermediaries’ involvement in virtual asset activities. Among these measures are restrictions on the availability of “sophisticated financial products” to regular investors.

The Views Of Cryptocurrency Traders Regarding The Present Market Situation Over the weekend, Bitcoin crossed the $30,000 threshold, propelled by fresh hope that a Bitcoin Spot ETF may be approved after many candidates revised their US SEC filings last week. With a remarkable increase of more than 11% over the last seven days, Bitcoin hit a three-month high. There is an optimistic attitude prevalent in the market. Ethereum, meantime, has managed to overcome the $1,600 barrier and is currently trading above $1,650. meantime, other cryptocurrencies, such as Solana and Chainlink, have grown quite well, showing gains of over 35% and 41%, respectively, over the past week.

Those who are interested in cryptocurrencies are hopeful that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 within the next five years. Anticipated approvals of Bitcoin ETFs, which are anticipated to draw institutional investors, are the source of this excitement. The likelihood of Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust becoming a spot ETF is increased by the US SEC’s non-appeal ruling in its favour. This story caused Bitcoin to momentarily surge to $30,000. A fictitious social media post resulted in around $100 million in liquidations. After retreating to $28,000, Bitcoin’s dominance rate surged to 52.55 percent amid ETF concerns. The market’s attitude is neutral at 52 according to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index.

Wall Street on edge due to concerns about the government shutdown

Bitcoin and Ether up After briefly crossing the US$26,800 mark on Wednesday evening, bitcoin was trading above US$26,300 on Thursday morning in Asia.

Ether gained some ground as well, rising above the $1,600 US barrier level before reversing course and settling slightly below it. Other top 10 non-stablecoins traded in a varied manner, with Toncoin (TONNE) of the Open Network (ON) leading the winners.

Following Wednesday’s mixed Wall Street closing, U.S. stock futures were up. Investors are considering the 16-year high in 10-year US Treasury yields as well as the possibility of an October government shutdown brought on by debt. Another Bitcoin ETF decision postponed by SEC According to data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin increased 0.56% to US$26,354.64 in the 24 hours leading up to 7:40 a.m. in Hong Kong, but it still had a weekly loss of 2.87%.

The largest cryptocurrency in the world momentarily surpassed US$26,800 on Wednesday night for the first time in the previous seven days before falling back to approximately US$26,300. On Thursday, the U.S. dollar index (DXY), which compares the dollar to a basket of other significant fiat currencies, hit a ten-month high of 106.84.

According to blockchain intelligence firm Santiment, a high DXY has been a bearish sign for both cryptocurrencies and the S&P 500. This was said on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday. However, despite the strengthening of the US dollar, Bitcoin has “held up well.” The fact that “may indicate a breakout could come once the DXY settles down,” Santiment continued. In the last day, Ether rose 0.31% to US$1,597.56 with Bitcoin, although it is currently trading 1.55% lower for the week.

On Wednesday evening, the token also reached a seven-day high of US$1,631.91. According to Justin d’Anethan, head of Asia-Pacific business development at crypto market maker Keyrock in Belgium, the price movements in the cryptocurrency market yesterday were influenced by macro markets. American investors began the day with great optimism after the Asian trading session, hoping to reverse this week’s retreat, only to turn risk-off once more in the afternoon and end the day in the red.

Cryptocurrency did better than traditional markets, surging briefly before reversing course and returning to a neutral position. On the session, BTC and ETH are largely flat or modestly up. For the past day, the top 10 non-stablecoins have fluctuated in value. With a gain of 2.21% to US$2.17, Toncoin, the native token of TONNE, led the winners but fell 9.96% for the week. The worst performer was Polkadot’s DOT token, which fell 0.56% to US$3.99 for a weekly loss of 3.63%.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday postponed making a decision about the application for a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) submitted by Cathie Woods’ Ark Investment Management and Swiss digital asset brokerage 21Shares. The SEC has now postponed its decision-making deadline from November 11 until January 10.

The organisation has repeatedly postponed making a judgement on ETF applications submitted by BlackRock, WisdomTree, Invesco Galaxy, Ark, and 21Shares. Four Congressmen encouraged the SEC to approve pending spot Bitcoin ETF applications, which led to the postponement. SEC Chair Gary Gensler was questioned about his organization’s tough position on crypto assets during a hearing before Congress on Wednesday.

But he remained adamant that the majority of cryptocurrencies—aside from Bitcoin—should be categorised as securities and subject to SEC regulation. Despite pressure from Congress, Gensler refused to provide any information regarding where the SEC stands in the (spot Bitcoin ETF) application process and instead criticised industry practises, according to Markus Thielen, head of research and strategy at digital asset service platform Matrixport.

This led to a retracement of yesterday’s upward effort in Bitcoin prices. In response to Gensler’s speech, Keyrock’s d’Anethan said, “I choose to see that as bullish: It’s a question of when they’ll give in, not if. It feels like American regulators are pushed more and more to take some action.” In the last day, the overall market capitalization of cryptocurrencies increased by 0.35% to US$1.05 trillion, while the trading volume increased by 20.25% to US$27.26 billion.

Beginning on October 16, JPMorgan’s UK Bank will prohibit cryptocurrency transactions:

Here’s Why JPMorgan’s Chase retail bank has gained more than 1.6 million customers in Britain since its introduction two years ago thanks to its mobile app-based service. According to a business announcement on Tuesday, JPMorgan’s retail banking unit in the UK, Chase, would forbid its customers from engaging in cryptocurrency transactions as of October 16 due to an increase in fraudulent activity.

Chase made the decision in reaction to a noteworthy increase in cryptocurrency-related frauds that target consumers in the United Kingdom, which prompted them to take preventative action. According to a bank representative, customers will no longer be able to use their Chase debit cards to buy crypto assets or to move money from their Chase accounts to crypto platforms. Because of persistent concerns about how cryptocurrencies may be used in different online frauds carried out by criminals, Chase has joined a growing list of UK-based banks that have put limitations on consumer access to cryptocurrencies. JPMorgan’s Chase retail bank has gained more than 1.6 million customers in Britain since its introduction two years ago thanks to its mobile app-based service. The bank intends to eventually offer this consumer banking service in foreign markets.

According to Reuters, Chase formally notified its clients of the impending policy change via email on Tuesday morning. The decision was first covered by the cryptocurrency news site Coindesk earlier in the day.

In an effort to protect customers from potential dangers from those engaged in cryptocurrency-related crimes, NatWest revised the daily and monthly limitations on the quantities of money customers can move to cryptocurrency exchanges in March. Additionally, as part of a larger effort to protect clients from scams, Spain’s Santander implemented same safeguards last year, prohibiting UK customers from making real-time payments to cryptocurrency exchanges.

Over the weekend, Bitcoin held steady at $26,000, with Chainlink emerging as the top gainer

Quick analysis of the cryptocurrency pricing on September 20: Over the weekend, the total market capitalization stayed at $1.06 trillion. The oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin (BTC), managed to hold above $26,000 over the weekend. Popular altcoins witnessed marginal rises across the board, including Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), and Solana (SOL). With an increase of more than 11% over the course of a day, Chainlink (LINK) went on to become the highest gainer. KAVA lost the most money throughout the course of a day, falling more than 4%. At the time of writing, the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies was $1.06 trillion, up 0.24 percent over the previous day.

Bitcoin Price Today

According to CoinMarketCap, the price of one bitcoin was $26,642.14, up 0.43 percent over the previous day. BTC’s current price was Rs 22.77 lakh, according to Indian market WazirX.

Ethereum Price Today

At the time of writing, the price of ETH was $1,630.89, up 0.14 percent over the previous day. According to WazirX, the price of ethereum in India was Rs 1.40 lakh.

Dogecoin Price Today

According to data from CoinMarketCap, the 24-hour loss for DOGE, which is presently trading at $0.06176, was 0.35 percent. Dogecoin’s price in India was Rs 5.36, according to WazirX.

Litecoin Price Today

Litecoin gained 1.12% over the course of a day. It was currently trading at $64.70 at the time of writing. The price of LTC in India was Rs 5,575.08.

Ripple Price Today

The price of XRP was $0.4976, up 0.08 percent over the previous day. WazirX reported that the price of ripple was Rs 42.62.

Solana Price Today

The price of solana was $19.20, up 1.11 percent over the previous day. According to WazirX, the price of SOL in India was Rs 1,658.88.

Ethereum is close to $1,600, Bitcoin approaches $26,000, while Toncoin is up 9%

The price of Bitcoin increased by roughly 0.5 percent, flirting with $26,000 levels, while Ethereum increased little but continued to trade below the $1,600 barrier. On Friday, the digital asset market was still reeling from the negative effects of Binance and FTX, making it difficult for Bitcoin and other crypto tokens to maintain gains. The majority of the tokens were, nevertheless, gradually increasing.

The news of prospective sales and layoffs is putting pressure on digital markets, and traders are on edge in anticipation of US economic data that is due later today. In a joint policy paper on cryptocurrencies, the IMF and FSB cautioned governments against adopting broad bans to reduce the dangers posed by the industry and suggested targeted limitations and prudent monetary policy instead.

Targeted limits could be useful, especially for emerging economies The largest cryptocurrency token, which surged by roughly 5% and was flirting with $26,000 levels, helped Bitcoin achieve modest gains. Ethereum, its biggest rival, also climbed a little bit but is still below the $1,600 threshold. The morning’s price movement in the cryptocurrencies was still good. The fact that Bitcoin traded above $25,900 may be an indication of increased market interest in the race for a Bitcoin Spot ETF. An application that was recently submitted to the US SEC by renowned asset management company Franklin Templeton may have boosted market sentiment.

Additionally, yesterday saw a record-breaking increase in the number of wallets holding 0.1 bitcoin, reaching a total of 12 million, demonstrating a rising level of confidence among market players in Bitcoin.

Ethereum has been trading at about $1600 at the moment. With a few exceptions, Wednesday saw higher trade for all of the leading crypto tokens. Tron increased by roughly 3%, while Toncoin increased by more than 9%. Solana, Polkadot, and Dogecoin lost roughly 1% each and were among the losers. Cardano too experienced a 5% decline. The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies was trading marginally higher, hitting the $1.03 trillion level after increasing by roughly a third in the previous day. The entire trade volume, however, fell by as much as 12% to $32.09 billion.

Ethereum is close to $1,600, Bitcoin approaches $26,000, while Toncoin is up 9%

The price of Bitcoin increased by roughly 0.5 percent, flirting with $26,000 levels, while Ethereum increased little but continued to trade below the $1,600 barrier. On Friday, the digital asset market was still reeling from the negative effects of Binance and FTX, making it difficult for Bitcoin and other crypto tokens to maintain gains. The majority of the tokens were, nevertheless, gradually increasing.

The news of prospective sales and layoffs is putting pressure on digital markets, and traders are on edge in anticipation of US economic data that is due later today. In a joint policy paper on cryptocurrencies, the IMF and FSB cautioned governments against adopting broad bans to reduce the dangers posed by the industry and suggested targeted limitations and prudent monetary policy instead.

Targeted limits could be useful, especially for emerging economies The largest cryptocurrency token, which surged by roughly 5% and was flirting with $26,000 levels, helped Bitcoin achieve modest gains. Ethereum, its biggest rival, also climbed a little bit but is still below the $1,600 threshold. The morning’s price movement in the cryptocurrencies was still good. The fact that Bitcoin traded above $25,900 may be an indication of increased market interest in the race for a Bitcoin Spot ETF.

An application that was recently submitted to the US SEC by renowned asset management company Franklin Templeton may have boosted market sentiment. Additionally, yesterday saw a record-breaking increase in the number of wallets holding 0.1 bitcoin, reaching a total of 12 million, demonstrating a rising level of confidence among market players in Bitcoin. Ethereum has been trading at about $1600 at the moment. With a few exceptions, Wednesday saw higher trade for all of the leading crypto tokens.

Tron increased by roughly 3%, while Toncoin increased by more than 9%. Solana, Polkadot, and Dogecoin lost roughly 1% each and were among the losers. Cardano too experienced a 5% decline. The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies was trading marginally higher, hitting the $1.03 trillion level after increasing by roughly a third in the previous day. The entire trade volume, however, fell by as much as 12% to $32.09 billion.

TWT becomes the biggest gainer when Bitcoin stays below $26,000

Quick analysis of the cryptocurrency pricing on September 13: The $1.03 trillion market cap was not changed. The world’s oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), was trading below $26,000 early on Tuesday. Several well-known cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), and Solana (SOL), had a mix of red and green price movements. With a 24-hour increase of over 8%, Trust Wallet Token (TWT) went on to become the highest gainer. The largest loser was Arbitrum (ARB), which fell more than 5% during the course of a day. At the time of writing, the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies was $1.03 trillion, down 0.60 percent over the previous day.

Bitcoin Price Today

According to CoinMarketCap, the price of one bitcoin was $25,903.18, up 0.81 percent over the previous day. Bitcoin was trading at Rs 22.64 lakh, according to Indian exchange WazirX.

Ethereum Price Today

At the time of writing, the price of ETH was $1,590, a loss of 1.22 percent over the previous 24 hours. According to WazirX, the price of ethereum in India was Rs. 1.37 lakh.

Dogecoin Price Today

According to CoinMarketCap data, the 24-hour performance of DOGE, which is currently trading at $0.06159, was up 0.67 percent. Dogecoin’s price in India was Rs 5.34, according to WazirX.

Litecoin Price Today

Litecoin gained 1.65% throughout the course of a day. Its price at the time of writing was $60.27. The cost of LTC was Rs 5,224.97 in India. Ripple Price Today The price of XRP was $0.4789, down 3.54 percent over the previous day. WazirX reported that the price of ripple was Rs 42.40.

Solana Price Today

Solana price was $18.13, down 0.90 percent over the previous 24 hours. SOL cost Rs 1,550.10 in India, according to WazirX.