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- Celestia climbs 13%
- Avalanche gains 51%
- Rebel Satoshi surges
As crypto rallies, analysts expect Celestia (TIA) and Avalanche (AVAX) to extend gains in December. Meanwhile, Rebel Satoshi (RBLZ) is up 30% in three weeks.
Celestia surges 13% in a week
Celestia, a layer-1 blockchain protocol, has been volatile in the past week.
On Dec. 3, TIA was trading at around $8.31 before rising on Dec. 4 following an announcement of Manta Pacific’s integration.
TIA rose to $11.28 on Dec. 6. However, prices soon corrected, stabilizing at around $9.41 on Dec. 10.
Despite this, TIA is up 13.24% in the last week.
Analysts predict TIA will end the year at $9.56, citing increased adoption of Celestia’s solutions.
Avalanche jumps 51%
Avalanche partnered with Inspect to support NFT trading.
On Dec. 3, AVAX traded at $21.78 before surging 51.83% to $33.07 by Dec. 10. The coin later peaked at $34.12.
Avalanche supporters expect the integration with Inspect could onboard more NFT traders.
At the back of this, some analysts forecast the coin will break above $35 by the end of the year.
Rebel Satoshi presale ongoing, competing with other projects
Currently, in its presale, Rebel Satoshi is a community-driven meme coin that aims to combat centralization in the crypto market.
Their Early Bird Round of presale ended in three weeks. At this stage, RBLZ was trading at $0.010.
RBLZ provides access to features such as the Rebel NFT Vault, staking program, NFT marketplace, and P2E game.
As of December, Rebel Satoshi was conducting its Warriors Round 2 presale. The token is available for $0.018.
Investors can purchase RBLZ using Bitcoin (BTC) and over 50 other cryptocurrencies during this round.
RBLZ is expected to list at $0.025.
For the latest updates and information, visit the official Rebel Satoshi Presale Website or contact Rebel Red via Telegram.
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