The latest 15-minute snapshot from major crypto derivatives markets reveals mixed momentum across altcoins. Leading the charge are OL (Open Loot) with a solid 4.61% jump, followed by NAORIS Protocol climbing 2.6%, while ATOM (Cosmos) tacked on a modest 1.9% gain. On the flip side, pressure mounted on River, which slid 2.4%, AEVO dropped 2.32%, and Venus (XVS) retreated 2.07%. These USDT-denominated trades paint a picture of selective strength in smaller caps, while some mid-tier tokens faced headwinds during this brief window.
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NFTFreezer
· 11h ago
OL is on the rise again, and small-cap coins are starting to stir... But can it really last?
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 19h ago
OL's recent rally is quite strong, but what can be said about a 15-minute snapshot... ATOM remains steady, while River and XVS have taken a bit of a hit.
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LiquidationKing
· 19h ago
OL's recent surge is unbelievable, small-cap coins are starting to stir again.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 19h ago
OL's recent surge is quite strong. Small-cap coins still have a chance... But with River dropping so quickly, is this another round of harvesting retail investors?
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BlockDetective
· 19h ago
Small tokens are starting to bounce back again, and OL's recent surge has been quite strong.
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DegenWhisperer
· 20h ago
OL, this rally is pretty good. Small-cap coins still have a chance.
The latest 15-minute snapshot from major crypto derivatives markets reveals mixed momentum across altcoins. Leading the charge are OL (Open Loot) with a solid 4.61% jump, followed by NAORIS Protocol climbing 2.6%, while ATOM (Cosmos) tacked on a modest 1.9% gain. On the flip side, pressure mounted on River, which slid 2.4%, AEVO dropped 2.32%, and Venus (XVS) retreated 2.07%. These USDT-denominated trades paint a picture of selective strength in smaller caps, while some mid-tier tokens faced headwinds during this brief window.