Today's top 100 cryptocurrency tokens by market cap rise and fall: PENGU up 653.72 per cent, VIRTUAL down 15.37 per cent
On 17 December, according to Coinmarketcap, the top 100 cryptocurrency tokens by market cap performed as follows:
Top 100 24-Hour Gains:
Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) is up 653.72% and now trades at $0.03768;
Cronos (CRO) up 12.66% at $0.1967;
Bitget Token (BGB) up 9.26 percent at $3.77;
XRP (XRP) up 7.56 percent at $2.57;
Stellar (XLM) up 5.18 per cent at $0.4366.
Top 100 24-Hour Declines:
Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) down 15.37 percent to $2.63;
Helium (HNT) has fallen 10.17 per cent to $8.50;
Chainlink (LINK) down 8.94 per cent to $27.64;
Gala (GALA) down 8.21 per cent to $0.0448;
Beam (BEAM) down 7.46 per cent to $0.03098.
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