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The year 2024 has brought many innovations to the world of cryptocurrencies. While Bitcoin continues to reach new all-time highs every day, the Ethereum ecosystem has seen various new developments, one of which was the ERC-404 protocol. Early today, a significant step was taken regarding the ERC-404 protocol’s standout project PANDORA by Justin Sun’s HTX exchange.
PANDORA Gets Listed
According to the announcement made by HTX Exchange, PANDORA, which has made a significant impact recently and whose price has soared to $32,000, is being listed. The exchange’s announcement was as follows:
Dear HTX Users,
HTX plans to list PANDORA (Pandora) on March 12, 2024.
PANDORA deposit operations will open at 03:30 AM (UTC) on March 12. PANDORA spot trading (PANDORA/USDT) will be available once the deposit volume meets market trade demand, and this will be officially announced in advance. PANDORA withdrawal operations will open at 10:00 AM (UTC) on March 13.
PANDORA will be available for trading at 1:00 PM Turkey time. The fact that Justin SUN, whose name has been frequently mentioned recently, has set his sights on PANDORA can be interpreted as a noteworthy development. The early adoption of ERC-404 by a major exchange can be described as promising for the protocol.
What’s the Price of PANDORA?
PANDORA (Pandora) seemed to be on the right track in the early days of its launch. At that time, the price had made an incredible surge, reaching up to $32,000. As of today, things do not look as good as they used to be.
Despite the news, PANDORA’s price has seen a 4% decline in the last 24 hours during these bullish times for cryptocurrencies, trading at the $18,500 level.
While PANDORA has dropped by 8.60% over the last 7 days, its price has increased by over 18% in the last 30 days. On the other hand, the project’s market cap and 24-hour trading volume were also declining. The market cap fell to $185 million after a 4.66% drop, and the 24-hour trading volume was just $16 million, representing a 23% decrease.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin‘s price has slightly retreated from its recent all-time high of $72,800, continuing to trade around the $72,000 level.
