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- Litecoin is steady
- XRP is bullish despite recent struggles
- Rebel Satoshi raises over $1.5 million in ongoing presale
Analysts are optimistic about the prospects of Litecoin (LTC) and XRP, expecting XRP to reach $0.5985 by the end of Q1 2024. Experts are also bullish on Rebel Satoshi (RBLZ).
Litecoin surging
BitPay data shows that Litecoin adoption is rising, increasing from 34.52% in November to 38.25% in December.
LTC has also exceeded expectations, Bitcoin and Ethereum combined, with a significant increase in transaction volume, peaking at 1.27 million on Dec. 20, according to Glassnode data.
Prices rose in tandem, increasing from $69.61 on Dec. 20 to $71.96 on Jan. 12.
The increasing payment market share, some analysts say, might push LTC prices to $72.3 by mid-February.
Others expect LTC to cool off to $71.02 by mid-February.
XRP in red
Despite the positive market sentiment and the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, XRP has been underwhelming.
Even with ecosystem developments, XRP prices rose marginally, increasing from $0.5797 to $0.5818.
Nonetheless, some analysts say XRP might reach $0.6985 by the end of January.
Others, citing historical price patterns, said XRP will likely drop to $0.5605 by the end of Q1 2023.
Rebel Satoshi presale in Monarchs Round 4
Rebel Satoshi, a meme coin inspired by rebellious figures like Satoshi Nakamoto and Guy Fawkes, aims to challenge the status quo of the financial world.
It supports staking, which rewards users for locking up their RBLZ.
The project also has an NFT marketplace, the Rebel NFT Vault, featuring Rebel-themed NFTs and art characters.
RBLZ is up 120% in ongoing presale, rising from $0.010 to $0.022.
In Monarchs Round 4, Rebel Satoshi has raised over $1.5 million from selling more than 105 million RBLZ.
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