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Cryptocurrency Double Digit+ Gains #245

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Published: 19 Dec 2019 › Updated: 19 Dec 2019Cryptocurrency Double Digit+ Gains #245

Cryptocurrency Double Digit+ Gains #245

Thursday December 19th 2019

Bitcoin had a 1000 USD move up on the day from 6400 to over 7400 to settle down at 7232 at the current moment.

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A good visual of the cryptocurrency market is provided by cyptobubbles.net

The biggest movers today are in the smaller cap top 100, but a top ten marketcap coin EOS (11%) joins them in the double digits on coingecko.com today: SOLVE (19%), STX (18%), ATOM (18%), LSK (16%), ZIL (16%), REP (14%), STRAT (13%), STEEM (13%), NRG ( 13%), TOMO (12%), SXP (12%), VET (12%), HOT (12%), NANO (12%), ZRK (11%), DGB (11%), ETN (11%), SNX (11%), HT (11%)) NEO (11%), EOS (11%), ERC (11%), XVG (10%), OMG (10%) NEXO (10%), RVN (10%) and DGD (10%).

In the top 200 market cap with Double digit % gains on Coinpaprika.com we have: ATOM (17%), NRG (16%), LSK (15%), ZIL (14%), CENNZ (14%), VET (13%), REP (12%), BDX (12%), HOT (11%), STEEM (11%), ZRX (11%), SXP (11%), HT (11%), BOTX (10%), NANO (10%), NEO (10%), EOS (10%), NEO (10%) and XIN (10%).

EOS projects on NewDex.io with the highest gains: BEAN (64%), TEA (46%), TB (40%), ATMOS (39%), BOID (28%), EFX (21%), SOV (20%) and WEED (18%).

Another green visual of the cryptocurrency market can be seen at coin360.com.

Congratulations to everyone holding these coins!

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