Data: ESP drops over 22% in 24 hours, ATA rises over 5%
According to spot data from a certain exchange, the market has experienced significant volatility. ATA saw a 24-hour increase of 5.64%, reaching a new high today; meanwhile, DYM recorded a 24-hour increase of 6.02%, showing a rebound after a dip.
On the other hand, ESP dropped by 22.85% in 24 hours, experiencing a "surge and pullback" pattern. DCR, NIL, and SAPIEN also showed a "surge and pullback" pattern, with declines of 6.01%, 7.97%, and 5.27% respectively.
In addition, ZEN reached a new weekly high with a 7.77% increase, while SCR and AI also hit new highs today, rising by 5.46% and 5.77% respectively.
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