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Dogecoin is struggling to keep prices above a key support level even as the leading meme cryptocurrency records a sharp drop in daily transactions. Meanwhile, the Shiba Memu (SHMU) presale has hit $3.8 million as price increases to $0.0334.
Here we examine the price outlook for the two tokens amid a broader lull in a crypto market that’s mirroring market reaction to the latest US inflation report. Stocks traded mixed after the Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed prices rose 0.4% versus 0.3% expected in September, with a 3.7% increase over the past year to match that of August.
Shiba Memu is a new cryptocurrency that combines the increasingly powerful artificial intelligence (AI) narrative and blockchain to bring a unique approach to crypto memes. The native token SHMU, launched on the Ethereum blockchain, will have a supply of 1 billion tokens, 85% of which is available to the community via a presale.
With AI at the heart of this new meme coin, the idea of a self-sufficient crypto ecosystem is envisioned. The Shiba Memu whitepaper outlines a project that’s unlike other meme coin projects – one that’s leveraging AI technology to create a powerful marketing system that doesn’t rely on celebrity or influencer hype to gain traction.
The AI dashboard will take care of this, with SHMU holders benefiting from additional utility as token staking and provision of liquidity to the Shiba Memu pool.
Dogecoin leads meme cryptocurrencies with a market cap of nearly $8.2 billion. DOGE’s status as the sector’s OG has seen it attract support from among others, Tesla CEO and X (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk.
However, the cryptocurrency has struggled to break to the coveted $1 level – its all-time high of $0.73 was reached in May 2021. Currently, Dogecoin price has settled below $0.58 with the 5.6% dip in the past 30 days indicative of this fact. It an outlook that echoes Bitcoin’s recent lull since the breakdown from $30k.
One indicator of the performance over the past few weeks is the 7-day average of Dogecoin’s daily transactions. According to on-chain data, the network has been recording an average of 37.3k daily transactions — which IntoTheBlock says shows a sharp decline from highs of 2.1 million in June and “a secondary spike of 616k in July.”
Is Dogecoin going to see a surge network activity as was seen in the previous quarter? And can this be reflected in DOGE price?
The current outlook suggests this scenario is possible, with investors likely to watch out for an upcoming event around the dog meme that inspired Dogecoin’s creation. That event is scheduled for November 2. If price picks up in a bull market amid other positive triggers, the key short term target remains $1.
As noted, Shiba Memu has attracted over $3.8 million from global investors since its presale went live. The presale price has increased daily at 6 pm GMT, a novel approach that has seen the participation spike as early birds scoop SHMU at what’s likely to be bargain buys.
Price is set to jump from today’s $0.0334 to the final presale price of $0.0379. When the tokens launch on crypto exchanges, increased demand could unlock upside moves similar to what has greeted other meme coins in the market.
If Shiba Memu does a 2x after its launch, that could push its price to above $0.1. Then, with projections for crypto and AI huge going into 2024, SHMU could trade higher and target the $1 level. However, this could depend on prevailing market conditions and other factors specific to the project.
To buy Shiba Memu or learn more, visit the project’s presale page.
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Marathon Digital (NASDAQ: MARA) stock price continued plunging this week as Bitcoin resumed its sell-off. The shares crashed to a low of $7.85 on Thursday even as American stocks continued retreating. It has dropped by more than 60% from the highest level in September.
The key driver for Marathon stock price is Bitcoin’s price action. The same applies for other Bitcoin mining companies like Riot Platform and BitDigital (BTBT). These stocks jump when BTC is in an uptrend and vice versa. This happens because these companies make money mining and selling Bitcoin in the open market.
It also happens because these firms hold substantial Bitcoin in their balance sheet. Therefore, MARA stock price has plunged as Bitcoin has remained in a consolidation phase in the past few months. It jumped to above $28,000 earlier this month and then retreated sharply to about $26,000.
The ongoing Bitcoin sell-off should not worry investors since it is in the range it has been in the past few months. Nonetheless, traders should pay a close attention to last month’s low of $24,800. A volume-supported move below that level will signal that there are still more shorts left in the market.
The next key catalyst for Marathon Digital stock price will be the company’s earnings scheduled for November 14th. It will also keep an eye on Bitcoin prices and earnings by other Bitcoin mining stocks.
Meanwhile, MARA stock has formed a death cross pattern, which forms when the 200-day and 50-day moving averages make a bearish crossover. The pattern happened on September 28th and is a sign that the shares will continue falling in the coming weeks.
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CoinMarketCap has launched a new ChatGPT plugin.
The plugin will allow users to gain access to up-to-date data directly sourced from CoinMarketCap.
Crypto data aggregator CoinMarketCap, owned by crypto exchange Binance, announced the launch of its ChatGPT plugin on Wednesday, October 11th.
In its blog post, the firm confirmed that it has developed a novel plugin for the large-language model (LLM)-based AI chatbot ChatGPT. Users can access the feature by signing in to their ChatGPT Plus account and enabling the plugin.
Thanks to this feature, CoinMarketCap users can now gain access to up-to-date data directly sourced from CoinMarketCap. Thus, enabling users to keep up with the rapidly changing crypto landscape.
Using the CoinMarketCap ChatGPT plugin doesn’t attract additional fees aside from the $20-per-month subscription fee for ChatGPT Plus
CoinMarketCap explained that the plugin will operate as an AI crypto analyst. The plugin is capable of answering complex queries instantly by tapping into CoinMarketCap’s real-time crypto data, all through simple chat prompts.
Thanks to this feature, questions that previously required time-consuming data analysis can now be answered instantly, the team explained.
While commenting on this latest cryptocurrency news, David Salamon, CoinMarketCap’s Director of Product, said,
“We’re very proud of what we’re delivering with the CoinMarketCap plugin for ChatGPT. Combining AI with a real-time, comprehensive data source like CoinMarketCap will transform the way people do research. It’s like giving every crypto investor their own personal Crypto Analyst.”
CoinMarketCap remains one of the leading data aggregator platforms for cryptocurrency users. It currently provides users with data on more than 1.8 million cryptocurrencies and 665 crypto exchanges.
Its parent company, Binance, continues to expand its base despite its ongoing regulatory challenges. Last month, Binance partnered with Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation (MUTB) to explore the possibility of issuing a stablecoin in Japan.
The cryptocurrency exchange also exited the Russian market last month and sold its business there to CommEX.
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