Solana-Based Memecoin Reaches Historic High After Key Announcement
The Solana-based "Cats in a Dogs World" (MEW) meme coin reached a new all-time high after an impressive 18% price jump.
This increase came after South Korean exchange Upbit announced the addition of the Korean won (KRW) as a trading pair for MEW.
Prior to this announcement, the price of the MEW was $0.0089. After the news was spread, however, the coin experienced a bullish momentum that boosted its price to $0.010.
Upbit had previously listed MEW with various pairs, including Bitcoin ( BTC ) and USDT , back in September. That initial listing sparked a rally, but the coin failed to surpass its previous all-time high.
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Memecoins Promoted by Andrew Tate Plummet 99%, Sparking Insider Trading ConcernsThe previous high for MEW was $0.0097, reached in March. At the time of writing, the meme coin is trading at $0.0095
Interestingly, the market reaction to this latest development may come as a surprise to some. Typically, listings on Upbit lead to a rise in the prices of the respective cryptocurrencies. For example, last week’s listing of Injective ( INJ ) resulted in a 10% jump within minutes.
Alongside the price uptick, MEW trading volume also saw a significant increase. According to Santiment, token volume has exceeded $200 million, indicating solid support from market participants during this rally.
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