Goatseus Maximus nears $1B as GOAT surges 20%
Goatseus Maximus (CRYPTO:GOAT) is on the brink of a significant achievement, with its market capitalisation nearing $1 billion.
This milestone follows an impressive 19% surge in the token's price over the past 24 hours, pushing its value to $0.8726 at press time.
Over the last day, the AI-powered meme coin has shown robust performance, with a trading range between $0.7313 and a peak of $0.9406 which is an all-time high reached on Sunday.
The token's seven-day range has fluctuated between $0.4594 and $0.9228, representing a 1904.5% increase from its low of $0.04354 on October 13.
The peak market capitalisation touched $937 million before settling at $873.7 million, marking GOAT as one of the fastest-rising tokens in recent weeks.
Goatseus Maximus was initiated through a collaboration between developer Andy Ayrey and Truth Terminal.
Its unique AI-driven approach has gained traction on social media, particularly on platform X, where it has cultivated a strong and engaged community.
The surge in GOAT's value coincides with a broader positive trend in the cryptocurrency market, buoyed by Bitcoin's (CRYPTO:BTC) new all-time high of $81,000.
Bitcoin's market cap has risen to $1.6 trillion, and the overall crypto market capitalisation has grown by 4.47% to $2.72 trillion.
Bitcoin's performance has been notable, showing a 6% increase over the day and an 18.3% rise over the week.
GOAT's 87.5% weekly increase is accompanied by heightened trading volume and continued interest, mirroring the market's bullish sentiment driven by Bitcoin's upward movement.
While the exact reason for GOAT's sharp price increase remains uncertain, it aligns with the strong market momentum observed across major cryptocurrencies.
At the time of reporting, the Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) price was $0.8344.
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