Are Andrew Tate Tokens Recovering Amid Slow July?

Meme coins themed after celebrity Andrew Tate might be making a comeback alongside the wider digital asset market. Crypto assets look to offset double-digit losses picked up in the last seven days as sentiments hit a new low not recorded in months. Meme coins also tumbled following the market sell-off with multiple categories trading at new lows.

Andrew Tate tokens were not an exception to the negative trading this month although signs of positives are seen today. The crypto recovery means total assets are now worth $2.09 billion, this is a drop from $2.6 trillion last month. Celebrity meme coins on the other hand declined before a 12% upswing today taking its market cap to $44.5 million.

Andrew Tate Meme Coins

Meme coins themed after Andrew Tate have recorded upticks today. RNT saw the largest gains including the wider celebrity meme coin bracket with a 14.2% gain. The asset’s price trades at 0.007277 after weekly numbers soared improved to 6% wiping out month-to-date exits. Daily volumes also pointed north soaring to $1.7 million. 

Similarly, Top G saw 2.5% inflows in the last 24 hours with its price at $0.000825. The market correction is depicted in longer-term numbers as weekly figures remain in the red zone. This week, Top G fell 28% wiping out a significant chunk of gains. In the last two weeks, the asset plunged over 50%.

However, TME fell 2.9% today declining sentiments in Andrew Tate-themed tokens.  TME trades at $0.0002281 and remains in the red zone for the last 30 days. 

Will Prices Recover?

While RNT and Top G gained momentum, TME declined leading to shaky sentiments. The crypto asset rebound following US job data points to increased activities in the last 24 hours. As Bitcoin price and ETF inflows record upticks, altcoins and meme tokens will follow suit recovering losses from the market correction. Meme coins themed after Andrew Tate are tipped to follow the market trend with bulls expecting inflows.

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