As of November 19, Bitcoin, which tested $93,900, opened the way for sharp increases in the altcoin market.

Bitcoin, which gathered strength above 90,000 dollars, renewed its ATH by testing 93,900 dollars on November 19. The leader of the cryptocurrencies, moving upwards with dominance, brought smiles to the faces of investors. Although altcoins are currently being suppressed, money inflow is gradually increasing. With the decrease in Bitcoin dominance, more significant increases will be seen in altcoins. So, which projects stood out with their performance in the last 24 hours?

1- Bonk (BONK)

BONK, the popular memecoin of the Solana ecosystem, took the top spot with a 13.71% increase in the last 24 hours. Supported by the memecoin frenzy, BONK has shown itself and given strong signals for the bull season.

2- Crosonos (CRO)

Cronos, which has attracted attention with its recent activities, experienced a rapid 9% increase. With this move, CRO, which took second place on the list, set its sights on $0.20. With the breakout of this level, the $0.25 level can be followed as resistance for CRO.

3- Render (RENDER)

RENDER, one of the popular names of artificial intelligence coins, has risen with both technical and fundamental analysis effects. RENDER, which increased by 8.36% in the last 24 hours, entered the list from the third place. The critical resistance level to be followed for the parity will be the $10 band.

4- Unus Sed LEO (LEO)

LEO, seen as one of the potential altcoins of the bull season, has increased by 8% in the last 24 hours. As of the writing of the news, LEO, which changed hands at $8.30, can accelerate its upward momentum further if it makes a daily close above $10.

5- Brett (BRETT)

BRETT, the memecoin with the highest market value of the Base ecosystem, exhibited a 4% performance in the last 24 hours. With this rise, BRETT raised expectations for both investors and the Base ecosystem.

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