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Most large cryptocurrencies rise on Cardano, XRP increases

Polkadot leads way as most big cryptocurrencies post declines
Most large cryptocurrencies rise on Cardano, XRP increases

Most large cryptocurrencies were up during U.S. morning trading on Tuesday, with Cardano seeing the biggest move, climbing 3.27% to 18 cents. Seven additional currencies posted upswings Tuesday. XRP climbed 2.29% to $1.14, and Bitcoin increased 2.12% to $66,710.10. Ethereum increased 1.83% to $1,938.12, while Dogecoin climbed 1.80% t...

Most large cryptocurrencies were up during U.S. morning trading on Tuesday, with Cardano seeing the biggest move, climbing 3.27% to 18 cents.

Seven additional currencies posted upswings Tuesday. XRP climbed 2.29% to $1.14, and Bitcoin increased 2.12% to $66,710.10.

Ethereum increased 1.83% to $1,938.12, while Dogecoin climbed 1.80% to 7 cents. Solana rose 0.61% to $78.49.

Avalanche and Tronix rounded out the increases for Tuesday, with gains of 0.61% to $6.64 and 0.60% to 33 cents, respectively.

On the other hand, Sui posted the only drop, falling 0.01% to 77 cents.

In crypto-related company news, shares of Coinbase Global Inc. rose 9.88% to $176.28, while Strategy Inc. increased 5.50% to $103.20. Riot Platforms Inc. shares rose 4.67% to $20.83, and shares of MARA Holdings Inc. increased 4.97% to $12.25.

Block Inc. increased 1.71% to $80.64 and Tesla Inc. climbed 2.30% to $378.07.

PayPal Holdings Inc. declined 1.55% to $55.94, and Ebang International Holdings Inc. shares slid 0.98% to $2.03. NVIDIA Corp. climbed 1.29% to $205.89, and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. climbed 4.82% to $527.82.

In the fund space, the Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF which is focused on pure-play crypto companies, increased 4.73% to $24.67. Blockchain-focused Amplify Blockchain Technology ETF rose 3.21% to $62.43.

Editor's Note: This story was auto-generated by Automated Insights, an automation technology provider, using data from Dow Jones and FactSet. See our market data terms of use.

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