NuggetRush, Worldcoin, and The Graph post sharp gains

In February, Worldcoin (WLD) rallied. At the same time, heightened network activity on The Graph pushed prices higher. Meanwhile, investors are looking at the NuggetRush presale. So far, over 202 million tokens have been sold.

NuggetRush is rising

NuggetRush presents a gaming adventure where users participate in life-like mining activities, finding resources and selling them on a marketplace.

It attracts individuals with a passion for mining. These individuals could become your teammates or your competitors, depending on the chosen game mode. Each time you complete a mining challenge, you get NFT rewards and increased mining effectiveness.

NuggetRush offers Rush Guild membership with perks that include access to discounts, voting rights, and exclusive content. Furthermore, all gamers are eligible to win gold via RUSHGEM NFTs that can be swapped on the game’s marketplace.

The presale is ongoing. In stage five, NUGX is trading for $0.018 before rising to $0.020 in the last phase.

Worldcoin rallies

In February, Worldcoin soared, nearly doubling.

WLD traded at $3.2098 on Jan. 5. Nearly three weeks later, WLD fell by 30.1% to $2.2425 on Jan. 25.

It jumped by 98.2% to $4.4451 on Feb. 16 before another 92.2% jump to $8.5476 on Feb. 25.

The Worldcoin market capitalization is now around $1 billion, propelled by the growing demand for its human ID services.

Furthermore, the network has announced a plan to upgrade its Orb, which is central to Worldcoin’s services. 

Analysts say the growing threat of AI models posing as humans will increase demand for its human verification services.

This could further lift WLD prices in the future.

The Graph rises to $3.20

Reports from coin trackers show that GRT’s market cap now exceeds $1 billion.

GRT traded at $0.1601 on Jan. 20.

It fell by 2.6% to $0.1559 on Feb. 1.

GRT recovered by 10.4% to $0.1722 on Feb. 13 before jumping 70.7% to $0.294 on Feb. 26.

Analysts expect more network activity on The Graph following the launch of the Technical Advisory Board (TAB).

Each of the six members of the TAB would work closely to speed up research and development on the network.

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