The CoreDao team has launched the Satoshi app brand new version that aims to be the world's top free Airdrop platform and started with three test projects for all users to experience and try out before the launch of the official projects. This unique Satoshi App gives users access to participate in free token airdropping by different quality projects built on Core Chain. Launching crypto projects on the Satoshi App also gives automatic mass adoption to developers' projects by connecting high-quality projects with the mass amount of crypto lovers already on the chain. How to participate in Satoshi App Airdrops • Download the Satoshi App and register/ login • Choose whichever projects you are interested in to participate in airdropping • You can choose a maximum of 8 projects at a time. • System will run each round of airdropping for an hour, participant can claim an airdrop reward at any time. • The token amount that each participant can claim is up to the parti
Bitcoin price, Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies drop further over the weekend. The global crypto market cap is down to $1.03 trillion, a 7.5% drop in just 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap.
The world's most reliable digital asset, bitcoin dropped below $26,000 by 7.94% within 24 hours as at the time of writing this line. While Ethereum's price is worse, down 8.6% in 24 hours and 28% in the past week.
Not only Bitcoin and Ethereum are facing this bearish market, but BNB is also down 23% in the past week of trading with a current price as low as $236, Cardano (ADA) down 24%, XRP down 18%, Solana (SOL) down 31%, Dogecoin (DOGE) 28%, Polkadot (DOT) 28%, Polygon (MATIC) 25%, and Avalanche (AVAX) 35%.
The immediate trigger for the crypto crash appears to be a massive sell-off by investors amid heightened inflation fears. Investors are also continuing to stay away from riskier assets, which is reflected in the stock markets as well. The market is expected to remain choppy in the coming weeks and countries around the globe continue to report high inflation numbers.
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