SEND surges 360%, dForce jumps 160%, BTC struggles to reclaim $100k

The price of SEND and dForce jumped triple digits, while Bitcoin shows clear signs of struggling to reclaim $100,000.

The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of recovery after the recent slump. Ethereum (ETH), which fell as low as $3,000, has managed to push above $3,400.

Bitcoin (BTC) has also shown slow reversal, with prices hovering around the $97,000 level. Meanwhile, a community token on Solana (SOL) called Send (SEND) has seen its price surge by over 360%.

SEND 1D Price Chart From CoinGecko

The price of SEND has gone up from a 24-hour low of $0.01468 to as high as $0.1626 before falling to its current level. The coin is also up by over 4,700% in the last 30 days.

The SEND team has released their Solana agent kit, which is an open-source toolkit for connecting AI agents to Solana. This development could be one reason for its price surge.

Coming second on the list of the top gainers in the last 24 hours, dForce (DF) price pumped by over 160%. The coin’s price has gone up by over 200% in the last 30 days.

While there haven’t been any technical developments that could have triggered a price surge, the only evident development has been their recent Optimistic winter campaign.

1D price chart from CoinGecko

Third on CoinGecko’s top gainer’s list is Odos (ODOS). The project’s native token, ODOS, has pumped 90% in the last 24 hours.

The surge was primarily because of Binance’s revelation of its fourth batch of project tokens as part of its Binance Alpha initiative.

Binance Alpha is a new feature that showcases tokens that could be listed on the exchange. The latest list included ODOS, which could have helped in its recent pump.

ODOS 1D price chart

The project also announced that it will soon arrive on Bybit, where the exchange is hosting an Odos giveaway.