Accumulation Zone of Top Crypto Assets
As the broader crypto market continues its downtrend, some assets are gaining attention for their performance. Data from Phoenix Group highlights top assets in the accumulation zone, where active investors are buying due to favorable price levels and market potential.
Top Assets in the Accumulation Zone
- $S
- $COMP
- $GNO
- $AIOZ
- $ZRO
- $GLM
- $TFUEL
- $ID
- $CKB
- $ACH
Top Assets in Accumulation Zone
Sonic (S)
Sonic leads with a market valuation of $1.8 billion and a price growth of 20.10% in the last 24 hours. The asset has formed a robust accumulation zone, with increasing buying pressure expected to result in a breakout as on-chain activity rises.
Compound (COMP)
Compound ranks second with a market cap of $397.1 million, posting a 2.20% price rise in the last 24 hours. Trading within a significant accumulation zone signals potential for a bullish breakout, as the asset’s price has shown resilience and upward trends.
Gnosis (GNO)
In third place, Gnosis has a market cap of $340.4 million with a 5.29% price surge over the last 24 hours. Sustained buying interest from investors suggests rising confidence and potential for future price growth.
AIOZ Network (AIOZ)
AIOZ Network takes the fourth position, valued at $309.7 million, showing a 2.56% price increase in the last 24 hours. Strong buying trends indicate bullish market sentiment supported by consistent price performance.
LayerZero (ZRO)
LayerZero has also secured the fifth position with a market cap of $309.7 million, witnessing a 22.21% price growth over the past 24 hours and significant accumulation momentum.
Others
Other notable crypto assets in the accumulation phase include:
– Golem (GLM): $290 million market cap with 1.8% and 8.9% growth over the past week and two weeks, respectively.
– Theta Fuel (TFUEL): $274 million market cap and a price rise of 10.6% over the past two weeks.
– Space ID (ID): $249 million market cap and a 28.5% price surge over the past two weeks.
– Nervos Network (CKB) and Alchemy Pay (ACH) both recorded price increases of 17.1% and 17.8% over the past two weeks, highlighting strong demand.
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