Like many other cryptocurrencies, altcoins such as XLM, ADA, NEO, EOS, and IOTA are beginning to show some green candles after a volatile week.
That's about two cents less than where it stood during our previous price article.
Cardano has dropped from 25 cents to 24 cents since our previous price discussion.
NEO. NEO is currently trading for about $59. That's a three-dollar slump since our last price article.
EOS. EOS has incurred a one-dollar drop since our last price piece and is trading for roughly $12.77.
The currency's price had recently experienced a brief surge to $13.46 as the launch of its main net drew closer.
Still, EOS continues to draw attention and push for change in the cryptocurrency arena.
IOTA. Since our last price discussion, IOTA has incurred a nasty fall, dropping from roughly $1.90 to $1.76 the currency increased 2.48% over the past 24 hours.
The currency is garnering some newfound attention after several announcements occurred this week, starting with the IOTA Foundation's addition of two new members to its board in Andrea Villa and Dyrell Chapman.
IOTA's new Trinity Wallet is set to be released in the coming weeks, while a proof-of-concept application is now up and running in the IOTA ecosystem.
Price Watch: Stellar Lumens, Cardano, NEO, EOS and IOTA Begin to Turn Green
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