Altcoins continued to post broad gains on Sept. 21, according to HTX market data cited by BlockBeats. The move came as the broader cryptocurrency market recovery kept supporting risk appetite across smaller-cap tokens and major altcoins alike. FTT rose more than 34% over the past 24 hours, lifting its market capitalization to $89 million, while SAGA led the group with a gain of more than 48% and a market cap of $39 million. LUNA climbed more than 19% to a market cap of $68 million, and S rose more than 18% to $113 million. KMNO and NEAR each advanced more than 17%, with their market capitalizations reaching $283 million and $5.456 billion, respectively. AVAX and MINA also recorded gains of more than 11%, bringing their market caps to $5.009 billion and $152 million.
Altcoins extended their gains on Sept. 21 as the broader cryptocurrency market recovery continued, according to HTX market data cited by BlockBeats.
Among the movers, FTT rose more than 34% over the past 24 hours, taking its market capitalization to $89 million. SAGA climbed more than 48%, with its market cap reaching $39 million. LUNA gained more than 19%, bringing its market capitalization to $68 million.
S advanced more than 18% over the same period, lifting its market cap to $113 million. KMNO rose more than 17% to a market capitalization of $283 million. NEAR also gained more than 17%, with its market cap reaching $5.456 billion.
AVAX was up more than 11%, bringing its market capitalization to $5.009 billion, while MINA also rose more than 11% and reached a market cap of $152 million.
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