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Banksters, an EduTech simulator boasting advanced non-fungible token (NFT) capabilities, is orchestrating an airdrop campaign commencing with a contest offering participants the chance to secure exclusive NFTs based on their in-game activities, as per the information shared with Finbold on April r17.  Between April 3 and April 17, the top 1,000 most engaged Banksters users stand to win NFTs embodying various traits and levels of rarity, collectively valued at 100,000 Tether (USDT).  The NFTs will vest for 60 days following the official game launch subsequent to the impending NFT sale. Picks for you Smart trader names the next 100x crypto opportunity 1 hour ago Here's how much you'd have investing in Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin when R. Kiyosaki said 2 hours ago Surprise surge: This dark horse is racing to the top 3 hours ago How much Bitcoin does ‘Rich Dad’ Robert Kiyosaki own? 3 hours ago Incentivizing user participation Coinciding...

With 2023 already at its sunset and 2024 rapidly approaching, it is time to look back at how the cryptocurrency market as a whole performed, focusing on its biggest winners or those assets that recorded the best results, and its biggest losers or its worst performers, in the year that is almost over. Interestingly, the cryptocurrency industry’s best performers have registered massive price gains in 2023, ranging from around 1,000% to over 3,000%, whereas its poorest participants only lost two-figure percentages since the year’s turn, indicating that things were overall positive for this sector in general. Injective (INJ): +3,272% Specifically, leading the gains in a convincing first place is Injective (INJ), which has increased its value by a whopping 3,272% this year alone and is currently changing hands at the price of $42.37, which also indicates a 74.83% advance across the past week and an increase of 147.09% over the month. Injective year-to-date (YTD) price chart. Source: Fi...