Crypto Price Today 12 Dec: Dogecoin, Pancake Swap, Terra Classic, Solana Plunges Yet Again

CoingapePublished on 2022-12-12Last updated on 2022-12-12

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The crypto market’s big coins have fallen in the last 24 hours, making it a dull day for investors. The market still seems bearish as coins are falling down every other day.

Crypto Price Today 12 Dec: The crypto market’s big coins have fallen in the last 24 hours, making it a dull day for investors. The market still seems bearish as coins are falling down every other day.
In the last 24 hours, Dogecoin has plummeted by 8.96%. Pancake Swap has dipped by 1.95%. Terra Classic is down by 4.08%. Solana has dropped by 4.58%. Hooked Protocol is the biggest loser by plunging 14.69%. Ark has slashed by 8.26%. Shiba Inu takes a dip of 4.32%. Chainlink fell by 4.60%.
With a downward fall of 1.95%, the global crypto market cap stands at 840.55 billion USD. The global crypto market volume is at 30.77 billion USD, an increase of 27.07%.
Top Cryptocurrency Price Today
Dogecoin (DOGE) is down by 8.96%
Dogecoin has taken a drastic fall of 8.96%. The market cap currently is at 11.393 billion USD. Trading volume has been boosted by 197.02%. Each Doge token costs 0.08819 USD.

Crypto Price: DOGE

Source: coinmarketcap
Pancake Swap (CAKE) is down by 1.95%
Pancake Swap has taken a dip of 1.95% and the market cap now stands at 630.81 million USD. Each token of CAKE is costing 3.92 USD. Trading volume is up by 50.88%.

Crypto Price: CAKE

Source: coinmarketcap
Terra Classic (LUNC) is down by 4.08%
With a slip of 4.08%, Terra Classic’s market cap stands at 979.540 million USD. Trading volume is up by 7.05%. Terra Classic coin is selling at 0.0001637 USD.

LUNC

Source: coinmarketcap
Solana (SOL) is down by 4.58%
A major dip of 4.58% takes Solana token to 12.99 USD. Presently, the market cap is at 4.578 billion USD. Trading volume has risen by 66.90%.

SOL

Source: coinmarketcap
Conclusion
While many analysts predicted that the market will; go up as we enter into another year, the charts are currently showing a different situation. The market still seems bearish with the FTX fiasco.

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