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By Smilezcryt · Posted
MANEKI, a captivating token native to Solana, encapsulates the spirit of prosperity and good fortune. Its value dynamically responds to market sentiment, making it a magnet for both traders and enthusiasts. On Solana's platform, MANEKI has witnessed a surge in popularity, evidenced by its substantial $12 million bottom pool and the increasing number of addresses holding the coin. While its current utility is predominantly confined to trading, its allure lies in the potential it holds for the future.Much like the beckoning cat that symbolizes luck, MANEKI invites you to delve into the world of crypto luck. Whether you're a seasoned trader or simply curious, MANEKI is one to keep an eye on—the token whispering secrets of prosperity and wisdom. -
By iamcryptic · Posted
The Bitcoin halving has passed, and the market sentiment remains calm no much momemtum. However, other sectors like DeFi, gaming, and NFTs are thriving. The emerging DEPIN sector is also gaining traction, with Meson Network (MSN) catching my attention alongside Helium and Filecoin. While Helium revolutionizes credit with algorithmic approaches and Filecoin automates trading strategies with smart contracts, MSN stands out with its decentralized marketplace for computing power and cloud storage services. What sets MSN apart imo is its focus on decentralization, end-to-end encryption, and incentive mechanisms, making it a promising platform for developers and users. Its open-source code and connection with Web2 and Web3 applications open up real-world use cases like secure messaging, file sharing, and Dapps. With its censorship-resistant communication channel, MSN is poised to impact regions with internet censorship. As MSN gains traction with scheduled listings and availability on Bitget's pre-market, I wonder: Will MSN's decentralized computing power and cloud storage services make them stand out? -
By XTRAVAGANZA · Posted
Hold onto your lucky charms, crypto enthusiasts! A new contender has entered the meme token arena, and it comes bearing gifts – or rather, the promise of prosperity. MANEKI, a meme token on the Solana chain, isn't your average internet joke. Drawing inspiration from the legendary Japanese beckoning cat, MANEKI embodies good luck, success, and prosperity. This feline token boasts a total supply of 8,888,888,888, a number considered lucky in many Asian cultures. But MANEKI isn't just about auspicious numbers. With its wise and powerful cat persona, the project positions itself as a leader in the meme token space, potentially bringing fortune to its holders. So, is MANEKI destined to become the next lucky charm of the crypto world? Only time will tell. But one thing's for sure: this project is raising its paw and beckoning for attention. Do you think MANEKI can live up to its promise of prosperity? Will this lucky cat token become a leader in the meme coin space? Share your thoughts in the comments below
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HarbourMaster
Hi
Please look at the following chart. It says that the lowest price for 11th Feb, 2020 is 179.18, which seems to be an error to me (the typical price range should be around 1700)
I checked the prices against those from Yahoo! Finance, which is shown here. Yahoo! Finance reports that the lowest price is 1703.40 For both charts I am focusing on the data for 11th Feb, 2020
I have a few questions:
1. Why would there be such an error in IG.com? Can this be avoided and fixed?
2. Before the data is fixed, can I exclude that one day of data? Or, alternatively, can I change the scale of the verical axis so that the historical trend can still be visible? (Right now the trend is distorted because of thtat one erroneous data)
3. The other numbers are not totally identical - only the High Price are the same from the two sources (1742.60), the other numbers -- Open, Close, and Low are not at all the same. Why?
4. I also noticed that the volume number also differ -- IG.com reports 13,087,107 while Yahoo! reports 21.81M. (Perhaps IG.com is reporting in number of shares but Yahoo! is reporting in GBP)?
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