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Cryptocurrency Gainers: Stacks, MemeCore, and Kaia Rebound from Key Support Levels

Cryptocurrency Gainers: Stacks, MemeCore, and Kaia Rebound from Key Support Levels

币界网币界网2026/02/03 03:20
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According to CoinWorld, boosted by the White House meeting on cryptocurrency market structure, Stacks (STX), MemeCore (M), and Kaia (KAIA) led the gains in the cryptocurrency market. STX rose 13% on Monday, testing the 50-day moving average at $0.3142, with momentum indicators showing a decrease in selling pressure. MemeCore rose 15% on Monday, holding above the 200-day moving average at $1.46. Kaia increased by 17%, maintaining support at $0.05000, though its long-term moving averages still indicate downward resistance. The technical outlook for these three cryptocurrencies remains uncertain, with the potential for further gains or a retest of recent lows.
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