Dogecoin drops another 2% after NASDAQ debut

Car driven by Stefan Parsons with image of Shiba Inu collides with wall in NASCAR Xfinity series

Dogecoin (CRYPTO:DOGE) dropped more than 2% on Sunday night after cars, emblazoned with images of Shiba Inu dogs after hitting a wall in NASCAR last weekend.

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After a 24-hour tracking period, DOGE was trading 2.1% lower at $0.28 at press time. The Meme cryptocurrency plummeted 14.72% in 7 days.

with bitcoin

and Ethereum

, DOGE dropped 2.05% and 4.65%, respectively.

After the 24-hour tracking period, BTC was trading up 0.5% at $35,590.95, while ETH was trading up 3.09% at $2,237.87 over the same period.

Among the main beneficiaries of Sunday night, THORChain runes

It topped the list after a 24-hour tracking period, according to CoinMarketCap.

After a 24-hour tracking period, RUNE was trading up 14.1% at $8.33. Other names that benefited during the same period were SushiSwap

, up 12.79% to $8.31, Waves

, shares increased 10.86 percent to $17.48, while The Graph GRT

, surged 7.75% to $0.63.

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A Dogecoin car driven by Stefan Parsons collided with an exterior wall during Stage 2 of the Tennessee Lottery 250 on Saturday in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

DOGECAR has crashed.

​TELEVISION: NBCSN PIC.TWITTER.COM/ECB1POSOI3

— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARONNBC) June 19, 2021

The crash occurred just before the finish line, causing Parsons to finish 36th in the race.

Meanwhile, the U.S. and Canada closed at their lowest levels since Feb. 25 after the Federal Reserve modified its projections for a rate hike through the end of 2023, according to data from ByteTree Asset Management first published on CoinDesk.

According to CoinDesk, “BTC held by ETFs and funds is an important and measurable display of network demand,” noted ByteTree CIO Charlie Morris.​

Car driven by Stefan Parsons with image of Shiba Inu collides with wall in NASCAR Xfinity series