The recent drops in Bitcoin over the past two weeks have heightened investor concerns. Following the FED’s interest rate decision, the price fell from $70,000 to $58,500. Subsequently, the price recovered slightly, returning above $60,000. Amidst all this, which cryptocurrencies were most preferred on Turkish exchanges in the last 24 hours?
Which Cryptocurrencies Are Turks Trading?
When it comes to cryptocurrencies, investors’ interests often shift to different projects. The meme coins and AI tokens that have made headlines recently are prime examples. Despite these trends, USDT and BTC remain in the top 10.
Periodic price movements and market trends can create different hype environments at different times. Although it is known that transactions on global exchanges and Turkish exchanges sometimes generate parallel volumes, this can change at certain times, as reflected in the charts.
There are two ways to analyze market price movements and the general situation. Some investors use multiple screens to continuously monitor order books, although this method is not very efficient.
Alternatively, investors can use 21milyon.com to gather all this information quickly and access the desired data within seconds.
By visiting 21milyon.com, you can not only see the prices and volumes of cryptocurrencies but also find out which exchanges these transactions occur on.
Most Traded Altcoins in the Last 24 Hours
According to 21milyon.com data, the 24-hour trading volume was $285.3 million, which is calculated to be 9,400,617,580.00 TRY. The prevailing uncertainty in the market shows that investors are struggling to make decisions.
Data indicates that the recent Meme coin hype has shifted to the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin and the largest stablecoin by volume, Tether. Bitcoin’s price is 2,030,000.00 TRY, indicating a 1% increase in the last 24 hours. BTC’s trading volume in the last 24 hours was 1,177,495,245.00 TRY.
Following Bitcoin, Tether’s price is 32.97 TRY, indicating a 0.09% decrease. Notably, three different meme coins—PEPE, FLOKI, and BONK—are attracting significant interest from Turkish investors.
Additionally, Solana, which recently drew attention with an ETF news, saw a clear increase of 9.49%, reaching 4,875.60 TRY, indicating a significant rise in investor interest.
