Dogecoin’s slow recovery overshadowed by Rebel Satoshi’s growth in presale
- Dogecoin lost 3% in a week as investors explore alternatives
- Rebel Satoshi completes the Early Bird Round in three weeks.
As the market tries to build bullish momentum in Q4 2023, altcoins like Dogecoin (DOGE) are underperforming. In contrast, Rebel Satoshi (RBLZ), an emerging meme coin, appears to be a strong contender based on its presale performance.
Dogecoin drops 3% in a week
Over the past week, DOGE fell by around 3.4% amidst turbulence partially stemming from resurgent selling activity by previously inactive network participants.
DOGE traded near $0.08139 on Nov. 18 before dropping as old whale addresses began moving coins. This renewed volatility and exerted more downward pressure.
However, positive news like a Netflix director revealing a $4 million DOGE purchase temporarily stabilized losses. As of Nov. 25, DOGE had recovered to about $0.07863.
Some analysts predict that DOGE will remain in the range of $0.078 till November, followed by a potential rally leading up to an event on Dec. 23. On this date, a payload of physical DOGE will be launched aboard a commercial rocket to the moon.
Rebel Satoshi concludes the Early Bird Round in three weeks
Rebel Satoshi, which focuses on decentralization, is finding support from investors in the ongoing presale.
The team recently concluded the Early Bird Round of its presale in three weeks.
Rebel Satoshi’s RBLZ ERC-20 token with a total supply of 250 million.
RBLZ holders have access to the entire Rebel Satoshi ecosystem, which includes an NFT marketplace, a staking program, and a play-to-earn (P2E) game.
The Rebel Satoshi presale is at the Rebels Round 1, where RBLZ is available for $0.013, up from $0.010 of the Early Bird Round.
RBLZ is expected to list at $0.025.
Visit the official Rebel Satoshi presale website or contact Rebel Red via Telegram for more details.
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