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Top Crypto Gainers: Solana-based meme coins FLOKI, BONK post double-digit gains, CRV targets $1
Solana-based meme coins Floki (FLOKI) and Bonk (BONK) edged lower by 2% at press time on Thursday, following the 30% gains on Wednesday, ranking as top crypto gainers in the last 24 hours. Curve DAO (CRV) ranks third with a 21% surge following a triangle setup breakout, targeting the $1 psychological level. The technical outlook indicates extended gains amid rising bullish momentum. FLOKI edges lower by nearly 2% at press time on Thursday after bouncing off 30% higher from the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) on Wednesday. Floki's channel breakout rally gains traction as it reclaims the $0.000100 round ... (full story)
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From @financialjuice|Jul 16, 2025|38 commentsUS Senate passes Trump-backed bill cutting foreign aid, public broadcasting by 51 to 48, sending measure to House
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