Ethereum ecosystem leads the surge: METIS increases by 34.31% in 24 hours
Bitget market data shows that the top five altcoins by today's increase are all tokens from the Ethereum ecosystem, including:
METIS with a 24-hour increase of 34.31%, currently priced at $79;
PENDLE with a 24-hour increase of 25.55%, currently priced at $6.03;
ETHFI with a 24-hour increase of 24.08%, currently priced at $4.04;
ENS with a 24-hour increase of 23.34%, currently priced at $17.68;
UNI with a 24-hour increase of 21.32%, currently priced at $9.27.
In previous news, the SEC will make a decision on Ethereum spot ETFs this week. According to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, "James and I have raised the chances of an Ethereum spot ETF being approved to 75% (up from %25). We heard rumors this afternoon that the SEC might make a complete U-turn on this increasingly politicized issue, so now everyone is rushing ahead (like us, others think they will be rejected). But we again set our cap at %75 until we see more information such as submission updates."
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