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GOUT and Hasbulla’s Cat surge 170%, Bitcoin retraces to $97k

Even though Bitcoin dipped below $97,000, GOUT and Hasbulla’s Cat token have showcased a three-digit price surge in the last 24 hours.

Interestingly, the price pump comes amidst the slight pullback of Bitcoin’s (BTC) price. See below.

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Meanwhile, GOUT stood first on the list with its 170% price pump, according to CoinGecko’s top gainers list.

Hasbulla’s Cat token (BARSIK) and First Convicted RACCON (FRED) have also exhibited price pumps in the 100 to 170% range.

CoinGecko data shows that GOUT’s market cap crossed $55 million. The price of the meme coin has surged from a 24-hour low of $0.0001218 to its current price of $0.0003295.

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GOUT 24H price chart from CoinGecko

One of the possible reasons for the surge is the announcement of a new NFT collection.

BARSIK jumps over 100%

The price of BARSIK has also seen a notable jump of over 100% from its 24-hour low of $0.03958. The meme coin has pumped to its current price of $0.08711.

The key reason for the price pump was after CoinMarketCap’s hints that it could list the meme coin soon on their platform. CMC tweeted a GIF of Hasbulla, which triggered the crypto community on X to speculate on the listing.

FRED has also seen its price go up from its 24-hour low of $0.06208 to as high as $0.1707. The price of FRED stood at $0.1297 at press time.

The exact reason for its surge is unclear. However, the meme coin has been trending on X.

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Source: X

Rumors have also been circulating that Binance wallet is holding a significant amount of FRED.

Nevertheless, the coin is still down by over 56% from its all-time high of $0.3032 from Nov. 14, 2024.

This article first appeared at crypto.news

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