American Express has introduced NFT passport stamps for its US consumer card members, offering a blockchain-based way to commemorate travel experiences. The digital stamps are stored as ERC-721 tokens on Ethereum’s layer-2 Base network, creating personalised keepsakes that capture each trip.
Each NFT stamp records the country visited along with a short description. Users can customise the stamp with highlights from their journey, whether it’s a monument, a memorable meal, or a hotel stay.
“As physical passport stamps continue to disappear, Amex Passport creates an opportunity for Card Members to celebrate their travels,” said Luke Gebb, Executive Vice President at Amex Digital Labs.
Amex emphasised that the NFT stamps will not contain personal data, protecting cardholder privacy on the blockchain. The stamps are also non-transferable, ensuring they remain unique to the traveller. Cardholders can choose to share them on social media or save them to their devices.
Data from BaseScan shows that the Amex travel stamp smart contract was deployed nearly a month ago.
The launch follows a survey revealing that 73 percent of respondents want to commemorate digital trips, while 56 percent said they miss receiving physical passport stamps. Amex says the feature bridges nostalgia with a secure and decentralised travel record.
The move comes as NFT markets experience a revival. In August 2025, NFT trading volumes hit $578 million (₹4,800 crore), while overall market capitalisation climbed to $9.3 billion (₹77,000 crore), a 40 percent jump in one month.
Amex joins a growing list of companies experimenting with NFTs to enhance customer engagement:
• Lufthansa launched Uptrip, a loyalty programme where passengers collect NFT trading cards redeemable for lounge access and upgrades.
• Mastercard rolled out its Artist Accelerator programme, offering NFT passes for exclusive music content.
• Starbucks piloted Starbucks Odyssey, merging its rewards programme with NFT-based “Journey Stamps”, though it was later discontinued.
The EURJPY pair took advantage of the extra positive momentum due to stochastic reach to the overbought level, noticing by the above image the price attempt to breach the barrier at 173.50, to confirm the continuation of the positivity that depends on the stability of the trading within the main bullish channel levels that appears in the above image.
The price should provide new positive close above the current barrier, to ease the mission of targeting the positive stations that are located near 174.25 reaching 1.809%Fibonacci extension level near 175.20, while the price return to settle below the current barrier will force it to activate the bearish correctional track, forcing it to suffer several losses by reaching 172.35.
The expected trading range for today is between 173.00 and 174.25
Fed cuts weigh on the dollar as markets price in a 25 bps move, narrowing the U.S.–Japan yield gap.
BOJ tightening expectations build, with potential hikes later this year reinforcing yen demand.
Technical outlook turns bearish, with rejection at 147.90 and downside targets at 146.20–145.50 unless buyers reclaim 147.20.
The dollar–yen pair has been hovering in a tight range between ¥147 and ¥149 as traders position for the next round of central bank decisions. Momentum has slowed, but the underlying drivers remain clear: the U.S. Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates while the Bank of Japan is edging toward further tightening.
Fed decision in focus
The Federal Reserve is expected to deliver a 25 basis point rate cut, with the real test lying in Jerome Powell’s forward guidance. Investors want clarity on whether this is the start of a series of cuts or just a cautious adjustment.
A more dovish tone from the Fed could weigh on Treasury yields and deepen dollar weakness, opening the door for yen gains. On the other hand, if Powell stresses that inflation risks remain elevated and signals a slower path of easing, the dollar may hold its ground.
Bank of Japan’s policy path
While the BOJ is not expected to raise rates at its next meeting, markets are increasingly pricing in another hike later this year—potentially lifting short-term rates from 0.50% to 0.75%. Inflation in Japan is running above the BOJ’s 2% target, and the yen’s prolonged weakness has amplified imported price pressures.
Officials face growing pressure to gradually narrow the gap with U.S. policy rates. Any confirmation of further tightening from Tokyo would reinforce demand for the yen.
The interest rate differential
USD/JPY is largely driven by the spread between U.S. and Japanese interest rates. When the U.S. offers higher yields, the dollar benefits as capital flows toward dollar-denominated assets. Now that the Fed is moving toward cuts while the BOJ hints at more hikes, the gap is narrowing. This shift is one of the main reasons why USD/JPY has stalled and is vulnerable to downside pressure if U.S. yields continue to soften.
Technical outlook
USD/JPY had been consolidating under the 147.50–147.90 resistance zone, which aligned with a bearish H4 Fair Value Gap. Ahead of the Fed decision, the market had already priced in a 25 bps rate cut, limiting upside potential for the dollar. That meant any rally into this supply zone was vulnerable to rejection.
Before
Leading into the event, USD/JPY attempted to reclaim higher ground but repeatedly stalled inside the Fair Value Gap. The inability to break above 147.90 signaled that sellers were defending the zone, anticipating the narrowing interest rate differential as the Fed eases policy and the BOJ leans hawkish.
After
Once the market confirmed dovish positioning, the rejection materialized. Price rolled over sharply from the Fair Value Gap, breaking back below 147.00 and extending toward 146.57 and 146.21. This move validated the bearish setup and showed how expectations of Fed cuts—already embedded into positioning—helped fuel the downside momentum.
Bullish scenario: Recovery from demand
Price holds above 146.20–146.57 support and reclaims the blue zone with momentum.
A clean move through 147.00 shifts structure back to the upside.
If sustained, upside opens to retest 147.50–147.90 (Fair Value Gap) with extension toward 148.50–149.35 if Fed commentary turns less dovish than expected.
Trigger/invalidation:
Bullish bias confirmed on reclaim of 147.00 and acceptance above 147.20.
Invalidation if price closes below 146.00, putting pressure back on the downside.
Bearish scenario: Continuation through lows
Price retests the blue zone supply (~146.80–147.00) but fails to reclaim above it.
Sellers defend the zone, leading to another leg lower.
Break below 146.20 confirms continuation, opening targets toward 145.50 and possibly 144.00 if U.S. yields soften further and BOJ tightening expectations remain intact.
Trigger/Invalidation:
Bearish bias holds below 147.00.
Invalidation if H4 closes above 147.20, which would suggest buyers are regaining control.
Harney & Sons has been around since 1983, and its teas have garnered a lot of attention over the years. Specialty blends of the company’s tea have been commissioned by the Royal Family and the Met’s British Galleries. That speaks volumes! The Brits love their tea, consuming around 100 million cups per day! But they don’t know iced tea.
Southerners, on the other hand, take iced tea very seriously. So, when this Southern girl found out that Harney & Sons had a selection of iced tea among its 300 varieties, I knew I had to see what they were all about. Because I know good iced tea.
Good iced tea is something that delivers a robust, natural taste, color, and aroma of the actual tea leaf, not a thin, dirty-looking version of water. And if it’s going to be flavored tea, it shouldn’t be elusive or highly artificial. The taste of what is being promised on the package needs to be forthright and refreshing. And the herbs and flora should shine through with their own organic visuals and scent. But most of all, that tea better be good enough to drain a pitcher because we don’t waste time or tea where I’m from.
So, I gave Harney & Sons iced teas a chance, pulled out my jug and kettle, and went looking for those exact attributes in nine different flavors. And this is how they ranked.
9. Blueberry Green
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While all the teas on this list offer their own undeniable aromas, the Blueberry Green tea is haughty in aromatic nature, refusing to let any passersby miss its sweet, perfumed fragrance. Made with green tea, vanilla and blueberry flavor, lemongrass, cornflowers, and blueberry pieces, this tea brews to the mild amber color one expects from green tea. Although once water is added, the color changes to a strange, almost neon, yellow. Now I’ve seen tea made of many different herbs and plants. A big favorite back home is dandelion tea. But I’ve never seen anything that would naturally make this color, and that is a red flag for me.
As far as flavor, there is a definitive blueberry to this tea that carries no sweetness or tartness. There is no flavor of actual tea that comes through on the palate — although between the blueberry flavor and fragrance, I feel that it is almost an impossible quest. While there is no doubt about the flavor of this tea, the color is too strange, the scent too pointed, and the blueberry flavor artificial. Together, they create something off-putting and highly manufactured, not something you feel you’ve brewed. Within just a few sips, it becomes hard to enjoy the beverage due to the attention-grabbing sight and smell, which places this tea at the bottom of this list.
8. Blood Orange
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This flavor is labeled as an herbal infusion and actually contains no tea at all, which isn’t something that throws me. I’ve seen many “herbal teas” that actually didn’t have tea in them and instead carried an ingredient list much like this one: safflowers, apple pieces, blood orange flavor, orange peel, grapefruit flavor, rose hips, raspberry flavor, hibiscus, beetroot, and orange flavor. And while it gives a vibrant red showing once steeped, that fades quickly when adding water.
The aroma is also not as fruity as I imagined, as this brew gives off a powdery scent that offers hints of citrus but falls toward a perfumed side, which isn’t as refreshingly teasing as other options on this list. And when it comes to taste, it isn’t the fruit that makes an appearance; it’s mainly the rose hips, which I personally don’t care for. There is a slight blush of apple that seems to try to round out the profile, but the floral aspects are just too powerful. This has a heavy tartness that clings to the palate that doesn’t originate from any citric flavor and seems misplaced.
As far as an iced tea goes, this one just doesn’t deliver. It tastes more like something one would rather smell than actually taste. Although the natural aesthetics of it all do allow it to rank higher than the one before.
7. Passion Fruit
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The steep of this brew is a muted red with an aroma of something tropical and highly pungent. With the ingredients simply being black tea and natural passion fruit flavor, I feared the heightened scent of the fruit would mimic the flavor profile in the green blueberry. Even from a distance, it’s hard to determine if the scent is pleasant or not.
Once the required amount of water is added, any redness there before becomes nothing more than a hint of color; however, the strong fragrance stands firm. The scent of the tea is immediately transported to the palate, although it doesn’t become overwhelming in flavor. The taste of black tea does make an appearance after the tropical fruitiness dissipates, although the tang of the fruit hangs on into the aftertaste.
I can see how this brew will be a choice others may flock to, as it is fruity and refreshing. However, after tasting the other teas on this list, I find this one leans slightly more into an artificial flavor than the ones ranked higher. And for that reason alone, it ranks lower than those with a more natural flavor and aroma.
6. Invigorating Peach
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This is a simple blend of organic black tea and organic peach flavor meant to be mellow yet invigorating. The color after steeping reminds me of a peach pit and gives off a strong scent of the fruit. Not to be outshone, the black tea also carries through the air as it wafts in a bit more subtly after the peach.
This brew maintains a brilliant color and aroma even after adding the additional six cups of water to the original steep. The peach flavor is surprisingly subtle and could easily be lost if the fragrance were not so prominent. However, it is quite lovely in that respect. The black tea is nice and strong, but not so intense that it battles being an iced version of itself. It stays smooth while leaving its mark on the palate.
The quality of this tea is juicy without being overly flavored, and I can see it having mass appeal to tea drinkers, whether they enjoy a flavored tea or not. This tea is somehow bold yet delicate and overall refreshing. And while I appreciate all those characteristics, I have to say I enjoy the teas in this lineup that rank higher and have a stronger flavor.
5. Tropical Mango
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The tropical mango has a lovely, yet potent, fruity aroma that is obvious from the dry bag and only grows as it steeps. The brew is made of black tea, orange peel, mango pieces, and coconut pieces, as well as mango, pineapple, coconut, and orange flavor. And knowing the ingredients and being surrounded by the scent, my hopes for flavor from this tea are high.
Once steeped, the tea is a beautiful golden brown and gives off refreshing vibes. And the first taste does reward the drinker with a fruity, mango sweetness that is hard to resist. There is a faint tartness that flows across the palate briefly that bears a resemblance to orange. But the mango stays the headliner in the overall performance, while the coconut seems to be entirely elusive, yet unmissed.
Overall, this is a subtle, revitalizing drink that does its name proud. With the flavor of mango and citrus, it does feel tropical. The flavor is bolder than the teas ranked lower on the list, but stays soft to the taste buds. However, the teas that rank higher pleasingly have even more flavor to be had, which sets this option right in the middle.
4. Watermelon Mint
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Before being diluted, the coloring of this brew is faint, and only the scent of mint escapes from the steep. Made with spearmint, green tea, strawberry flavor, and watermelon flavor, this tea is characterized as being fruity and rejuvenating as an ode to the tastes of summer.
And although it only carries the fragrance of the spearmint, on first taste, the juicy flavor of watermelon slides across the palate softly and subtly sweet. After letting more of the flavor hit the tongue, the watermelon increases into a crescendo that meets the mint at a higher level. The two profiles pair excellently together, allowing the flavor of the green tea to stand as a base and offer a taste that is truly representative of the days of summer.
With all flavors bringing their own attributes, this brew offers something refreshing and uplifting, fruity and clean. While I don’t think this is something I would crave through the colder months, it is definitely a taste that would hit the spot through all the warmer months. While the level of flavor stays at an even middle ground, there is a subtle strength to this pairing that is so delightful that it amplifies its refreshing qualities. This tea takes the blend and height of flavors up a notch and throws in a bit more refreshment, which allows it to rank higher than all the ones falling lower.
3. Indigo Punch
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This iced tea is also an herbal infusion that is a mixture of flowers and fruit. Made up of raspberry flakes, hibiscus, honey flavor, butterfly pea flower, raspberry flavor, lemongrass, apple pieces, lemon peel, and rose hips, this herbal infusion steeps to a dark, purple color that is nothing less than intriguing. The aroma is also strongly sweet and fruity, making everything about this brew enticing.
Even after adding water to the steep, this brew stays a delightful indigo color that is simply beautiful. And the flavor does the color justice. This concoction is sweet and bright with layers of fruit, citrus, and floral notes. It’s very berry and creates its own levels of sugar without needing anything added.
Well-balanced and full-bodied, there is a sharp, clean finish to this drink that makes it necessary to have another sip. Although flavorful and visually striking, it seems to take as much as it gives, leaving a dryness to the tongue that I’ve only experienced with red wine. But as easy as this is to drink, I feel the dry finish is somewhat inconsequential. Although it is a factor that the top two do not have it, it is the reason this selection sits at number three.
2. Black Currant
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This tea brews up to a dark amber color with just a slight hue of purple. Made from black tea (ideal for iced teas) and natural black currant flavor, this freshly steeped brew gives off a soft aroma of sweet wildflowers and berries. It is a lovely, delicate fragrance that is in stark contrast to its strong appearance.
The first flavor to hit the tongue from this brew is the black currants, which are sweet and juicy. That is quickly followed by the black tea, which remains subdued to match the berry and not overpower it. The body is full and soft, offering a robust, refreshing, lusciousness that leaves the palate moist.
There seems to be a middle ground of sweet and blunt in the overall flavor, needing nothing more from either side to make this tea taste complete. While this brew does not carry with it a varied profile like some of the others, it is incredibly fulfilling in flavor, reaching heights that those ranked lower did not reach. Rich but subtle, sharp yet fruity, this tea is completely unexpected in its simple complexity, allowing it to win the No. 2 spot on the list. While the flavor, aroma, and visual appeal of this tea are all strong, the next tea takes it up another level.
1. Tangy Raspberry
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The steeped brew of this herbal infusion is a dark purple in color with the delicate fragrance of flowers and mint. It’s reminiscent of a breeze that would waft through a backyard summer garden. The aroma is fresh and inviting, created by rosehips, peppermint, hibiscus, raspberry flakes, orange peel, spearmint, raspberry flavor, lemon peel, and apple pieces. With every sniff, you are sure to pull back another bit of the nature infused in this concoction.
The flavor is tart and juicy, making the mouth water. Mint hits right on the back of the taste of this tea in a surprising and elevating manner. A symphony of berries and herbs seems to swirl around the palate with each subsequent sip, creating something invigorating and transportive.
The herbal infusions ranked lower on this list leave a little something to be desired and seem to need the flavor of actual tea to make their profiles complete. However, this creation leaves nothing to be missed. With the flowers, mint, and fruit, this tea hits every profile one could want in an iced tea or any beverage. Both refreshing and restorative, I could drink glass after glass of this brew in hot or cold weather. This one is truly an experience in taste and solidly earns the number one spot.
Methodology
Meredith Burkhart/Tasting Table
I followed the specific steeping instructions on each bag of these teas. Each tea was given the same treatment and time in the tasting process. And while sweet tea is generally the rule of thumb for me, I decided to taste these as they were, nothing added. I was more than surprised that most of them didn’t need any added sweetness, as they offered their own.
I went looking for an iced tea that was flavorful in actual tea, when tea was present, and offered the taste promised in the added flavors. However, I also looked for a beverage that embodies a natural aesthetic in look, scent, and taste. So the ones that were obvious in artificiality, regardless of which element fell that way, rank lower. It should look, taste, and smell natural in order to be the refreshing drink iced tea drinkers want.
With each higher ranking on this list, the refreshing aspects of iced tea become more fulfilling in flavor profile, visual aesthetic, and enticing aroma. Other than the two that fall to the bottom of this list, I’d recommend each of these teas. From subtle to stunning, most of these teas are quite pleasing. The top four blends are ones I will force upon friends and family if they venture to my house when I have some brewed. And the top tea has garnered a permanent spot in my glass pitcher, as it will look visually stunning and offer a unique natural refreshment to whoever is lucky enough to grab a glass.
In the past few days, BNB price saw a steady increase above the $880 resistance. The bulls pushed the price above $900 and the 50-day simple moving average (blue) to set the pace for more gains, beating Bitcoin. Finally, the price spiked above $950 to hit a new all-time high at $963.
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The last daily candle suggests an increase in bullish momentum above $930, and the price could continue to rise. It is now consolidating gains above the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $842 swing low to the $963 high.
BNB is now trading well above the $920 pivot level and the 50-day simple moving average (blue). There is also a key bullish trend line in place with support at $902 on the daily chart.
The current price action is positive, and the bulls could soon aim for more gains above $960. Immediate hurdle for them could be near the $962 level. A clear move and close above the $962 resistance could open the doors for a move toward $980.
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The next major resistance could be near the $1,000 handle. If there is a close above the $1,000 resistance, the price might gain bullish momentum. In the stated case, the price might be $1,120.
Downside Correction?
If BNB price fails to clear the $962 resistance, it might start a downside correction. Immediate support is near the $932 level. The first major support is now forming near the $900 level and the trend line.
The 50% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $842 swing low to the $963 high is also near the $902 level. If there is a downside break below the trend line and $900, the bears might gain some strength. The next area of interest for the bulls could be $872.
The main support is $840 and the 50-day simple moving average (blue). A daily close below $840 could increase selling pressure. In the stated scenario, BNB price might dive and revisit the $760 support region since it coincides with the 1.618 Fib extension level of the upward move from the $842 swing low to the $963 high.
Overall, BNB price is showing positive signs above the $900 and $930 levels. A close above the $962 resistance could send the price toward $980 or even $1,000.
The EURJPY pair took advantage of the extra positive momentum due to stochastic reach to the overbought level, noticing by the above image the price attempt to breach the barrier at 173.50, to confirm the continuation of the positivity that depends on the stability of the trading within the main bullish channel levels that appears in the above image.
The price should provide new positive close above the current barrier, to ease the mission of targeting the positive stations that are located near 174.25 reaching 1.809%Fibonacci extension level near 175.20, while the price return to settle below the current barrier will force it to activate the bearish correctional track, forcing it to suffer several losses by reaching 172.35.
The expected trading range for today is between 173.00 and 174.25
The Euro has rallied significantly in the early hours here on Tuesday as it looks like we are trying to break the 1.18 level for a bigger move.
All things being equal, this is a situation where traders will continue to see a lot of hesitation in this area so we’ll have to wait and see if we can truly break to a fresh high which would be closer to the 1.1835 level.
If we do, you’re not out of the woods quite yet because you have the Wednesday interest rate decision that will have a major influence on what happens next.
With that being said, I think you’ve got a situation where a lot of traders are going to be very cautious, mainly due to the idea that the Federal Reserve announcement, while expected to be a rate cut, may have people worrying about the global economy. We’ll just see how nervous they are. If they’re a little too nervous, that actually is pro-dollar.
It will have people running to the bond market, which of course takes dollars. We’ll just have to wait and see in the short term; it certainly looks like you can’t sell this pair. And I really don’t know how much clarity you have until the end of the Wednesday session.
Be Careful
That’s the main reason I’m doing the analysis on this pair here, because I know there are a lot of people watching this and it’s getting very bullish, but the market already knows there’s a rate cut. It’s the statement and the reaction to the press conference end statement that you will have to watch. If we do pull back, I don’t suggest that you should be selling this pair either. But it would not surprise me at all later this day, on Tuesday, to see this market pull back into the consolidation area we had been in.
If we do continue higher, the measured move is for the 1.20 level to be targeted. If we break down the 1.16 level and the 50 day EMA both should be significant support. Again, the market knows the Federal Reserve is going to cut rates, but they sound even mildly hawkish or concerned about the future. That’s going to catch a lot of traders on the wrong side of this market.
Christopher Lewis has been trading Forex and has over 20 years experience in financial markets. Chris has been a regular contributor to Daily Forex since the early days of the site. He writes about Forex for several online publications, including FX Empire, Investing.com, and his own site, aptly named The Trader Guy. Chris favours technical analysis methods to identify his trades and likes to trade equity indices and commodities as well as Forex. He favours a longer-term trading style, and his trades often last for days or weeks.
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Dogecoin (DOGE) has just flashed its most bullish technical signal in years, with analysts predicting a massive 300% rally that could take the meme coin back to the psychological $1 mark.
DOGE Breaks Regional High, Analysts Eye $1 Target
According to crypto analyst XForce, Dogecoin recently broke above a key regional high after reclaiming the $0.30 level, a move he believes sets the stage for a parabolic rally.
$DOGE#DOGE just broke the previous regional high. It’s still programmed for $1+.
Will there be pullbacks along the way? Yes.
Remember, the alternative idea is still at large that could lead us to double digits if it continues as a strong impulse (make adjustments later). pic.twitter.com/fdQxruNmwj
XForce stated in an X post that $1 “is still programmed” for DOGE, marking a potential 300% surge from current levels.
The analyst acknowledged that pullbacks are likely along the way, but his chart suggested a strong upward impulse could even carry Dogecoin toward double-digit prices in the long term.
Dogecoin Price Analysis: DOGE Targets $1
At the time of writing, DOGE trades at $0.2643, up more than 9% in the past week. The meme coin recently broke out of an ascending wedge pattern, suggesting renewed upside momentum.
If bulls can reclaim and hold above $0.30, Dogecoin could confirm its breakout and accelerate toward the next resistance near $0.45, followed by the long-term target at $1, representing a 300% rally from current levels.
Not all analysts are convinced. CrediBULL Crypto warned that DOGE is currently testing a major monthly supply zone. If the breakout fails, the price could retrace sharply, with downside targets near $0.15 support, as marked on the chart.
Source: TradingView
On the other hand, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits at 60, in bullish territory but not yet overbought, leaving room for further upside.
Similarly, the MACD line has crossed above the signal line, suggesting that bullish momentum is strengthening.
Is $1 DOGE Next?
Dogecoin has not seen this much enthusiasm since the 2021 meme coin mania, and with the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF debut on the horizon, a Fed pivot favoring risk assets, and strong technical signals, the $1 target is back in play.
Still, caution is warranted. A clean breakout above $0.30 could be the trigger for the next explosive rally, while a rejection could see the meme coin retrace toward $0.15 before attempting another breakout.
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In its ongoing presale, Maxi Doge has already raised a massive $2.26 million with each $MAXI priced at $0.0002575. However, in 1 day, 10 hours, the prices will increase.
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The first mine-to-earn meme coin, PepeNode (PEPENODE), blasted past the $1 million milestone last week and has since added nearly $200,000 more, bringing its total ICO raise to $1.18 million.
Meme coin generator Pump.fun’s flagship token PUMP has staged a remarkable comeback. After weeks of stagnancy and a sharp mid-July crash, the token shot up more than 50% in the past week, claiming the $0.008 price tag.
Despite the weak trading of Platinum price recently, its stability above the moving average 55 reinforces the stability of the extra support at $1382.00, besides stochastic attempt to provide positive momentum, these factors assist confirming the continuation of the positivity, to keep waiting for breaching the obstacle of $1408,00 to ease the mission of achieving the main targets that begin at $1435.00.
The risk of changing the main trend is represented by attempting to break the critical support at $1355.00, forcing it to form strong bearish waves, to expect reaching $1302.00 initially reaching to 38.2%Fibonacci correction level at $1255.00.
The expected trading range for today is between $1375.00 and $1425.00
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