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The List of the Most-Searched Altcoins in Recent Hours Has Been Revealed

The List of the Most-Searched Altcoins in Recent Hours Has Been Revealed

BitcoinSistemiBitcoinSistemi2026/09/13 09:09

Cryptocurrency tracking platform CoinGecko has announced the most searched cryptocurrencies by users in the last three hours. Lisk (LSK) topped the platform’s trending list, having seen a rise of over 272% in the last 24 hours, followed by Embercurve (EMBER) and STONK.

According to CoinGecko data, Lisk’s price has increased by 272.4% in the last 24 hours, while its seven-day rise has reached 674.8%. LSK’s total market capitalization is approximately $187.2 million. Embercurve, in second place, gained 122.5% in the last 24 hours, reaching a market capitalization of approximately $34.9 million. STONK, in third place, has a market capitalization of approximately $252.5 million.

According to CoinGecko’s search data from the last three hours, the trending cryptocurrencies and their total market capitalization are as follows:

Lisk (LSK) – $187,153,640

embercurve (EMBER) – $34,946,177

STONK (STONK) – $252,530,134

Pons (PONS) – $402,992,924

Zcash (ZEC) – $19,141,374,301

Hunter Biden’s Laptop (LAPTOP) – $107,076,104

Anonymous Cat (ZCAT) – $105,439,409

Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) – $454,881,108

Radium (RAY) – $411,499,541

Meteora (MET) – $134,493,063

Monad (MON) – $272,689,105

Bitcoin (BTC) – $1,548,487,990,980

Pi Network (PI) – $1,085,694,881

ARK (ARK) – $34,163,802

Bittensor (TAO) – $2,264,069,829

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