$AIVA is off to a strong start 🚀
Here’s why it’s catching attention:
• AI agent project with a working product
• x5.5 price growth in the first 24H after TGE
• ~$11M in trading volume int the first 24h of trading
• Listed on MEXC, Aerodrome, Uniswap
• Trending on MEXC,

$AIVA 24h Recap 📈
🌟 x5.5 Price Growth
🌟 ~$11M Trading Volume
🌟 Listed on: MEXC, Aerodrome, Uniswap.
🌟 Trending on: MEXC, DEXTools, Matcha, DEXScreener
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[Four top investors debate fiercely: Gains and losses of the cryptocurrency market in 2024 and predictions for 2025]
Original text: Unchained
Compiled by: Yuliya, <PANews>
In this challenging and opportunistic 2024, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a tumultuous development process. At the end of the year, the Chopping Block program invited four industry leaders - Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb Qureshi, Dragonfly General Partner Tom Schmidt, Superstate CEO R...

Four top investors debate: The success and failure of the cryptocurrency market in 2024 and the prediction for 2025

Author | Dominic Weibel & Denis Oevermann & Wolfgang Vitale & Matteo Sansonetti
Compiled by | Wu Blockchain
Original link:
https://files.bitcoinsuisse.com/assets/pdf/BitcoinSuisse_CryptoOutlook2025.pdf
Bitcoin Suisse was founded in 2013, headquartered...

Bitcoin Suisse 2025 Outlook: Bitcoin reaches 180,000-200,000 and the total market value of Altcoin increases 5 times

Last Friday's PCE index showed moderate inflation, and US stocks finally rebounded from the Fed's hawkish rate hike. However, cryptocurrencies experienced a decline in the first week after Trump's election, and Arthur Hayes accurately predicted last week that the cryptocurrency market would experience a painful decline around Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025. This week, the Christmas holiday season has entered the European and American markets, and the market is expected to be quiet.

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- PCE index shows moderate inflation
- The US temporarily avoids government shutdown crisis