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October can be a bit of a wild card for Solana. I’ve noticed it sometimes rallies if the broader crypto market is feeling optimistic, but there’s also been some volatility. Last year, for example, it had some nice gains, but I've also seen it drop unexpectedly due to market shifts. I think it’s smart to stay updated on the latest news and trends and keep an eye on market sentiment if you're thinking about investing. -
If you’re eyeing Shiba Inu, I’d suggest doing a bit of homework first. I’ve dabbled in a few cryptos, and the market can be wild—prices can swing drastically in no time. I got into some projects based on hype before and learned the hard way about jumping in too quickly. If you really believe in Shiba Inu’s potential and have a solid plan, it might be worth a shot.
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By iamcryptic · Posted
Hey everyone, it’s a new week with bullish momentum. $TON is trading around $5.3 today, and with all the hype and momentum, do you think it could outperform Solana in the long run? If there's potential, I’d suggest we consider accumulating gradually ahead of the bull run. One way to do this could be by exploring TON giveaways, such as the one currently on Bitget platform. It’s part of a TON carnival offering multiple learning opportunities and a Learn-to-Earn activity, where you answer TON-related questions and receive freebies. Overall, these opportunities within the TON ecosystem seem worth considering given the potential. What’s your take on it?
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Guest jxm
Hi,
I use the old platform but am trying to get familiar with the new one .
Can anyone tell me how I can compare 2 or more different products on the same chart?
On the old plaltform I get the first product up on a chart, and then, on a second product, select the option to 'compare'. The graph would then shows both products, both starting at 0% and showing their releative performances over time from then on.
Many thanks,
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