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The ecological part of TON tokens has risen, with a 24-hour increase of 20.7% for TON

The ecological part of TON tokens has risen, with a 24-hour increase of 20.7% for TON

Bitget2025/03/16 01:26

ChainCatcher news, according to OKX market information, possibly affected by the news of "Telegram founder Pavel Durov being allowed to leave France", some tokens in the TON ecosystem have risen, including:

TON has increased by 20.7% in 24 hours and is now priced at $3.54;

NOT has increased by 18.7% in 24 hours and is now priced at $0.002529;

DOGS has increased by 10% in 24 hours and is now priced at $0.0001462.

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