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ENA Briefly Breaks Above $0.13 USDT, Up 40.61% in 24 Hours

ENA Briefly Breaks Above $0.13 USDT, Up 40.61% in 24 Hours

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2026-08-21 06:19:51
ENA briefly traded above $0.13 USDT, rising 40.61% over the past 24 hours. In the same ForesightNews update, Bitcoin was said to have climbed to $75,000, while crypto analysts shifted from caution to a short-term bullish stance and also warned about overbought conditions. The update was published on Aug. 21, 2026 at 14:09.
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ENA rises 40.61% in 24 hours

ENA briefly broke above $0.13 USDT, with a 24-hour gain of 40.61%.

The update came from a ForesightNews bulletin published on Aug. 21, 2026 at 14:09.

Bitcoin climbs to $75,000

The same item said Bitcoin rose to $75,000. Its headline asked whether the market had moved from bear to bull in three days.

It also said crypto analysts had generally shifted from caution to a short-term bullish tone, while warning that the market was overbought.

Other items listed in the bulletin

  • Move-to-Earn project Step App announced it will shut down and phase out operations before Aug. 21.
  • Conflux Network will undergo a v3.1.0 network hard fork upgrade on Aug. 25.
  • The Zcash community released a proposal for the "NU7 development direction vote," with voting set to begin on Aug. 25.
  • BitMEX will introduce risk limits starting Aug. 26 to stop users from opening new positions.
  • DeFi Kingdoms' Avalanche L1, DFK Chain, will shut down on Aug. 26.
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