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CatSlap, a new token, is surging during the booming meme coin season, jumping 1400% on its first day while attracting more holders and trending on DEXTools. With a staggering price increase on its debut day, this token is catching attention. Despite the massive early gain, there still seems to be significant potential for growth. In this article, we’ll deep dive into whether CatSlap (SLAP) could potentially be the next big cat meme token. About CatSlap (SLAP) CatSlap is crypto’s most aggressive feline, ready to challenge even the highest market cap meme coins.

Satisfactory has rightly just been won the coveted Best PC Game of the Year at the 2024 Golden Joysticks. You can keep your Black Myth: Wukong’s and Erdtrees in the cupboard under the stairs. Coffee Stain’s Satisfactory was (and is) amazing. But maybe you are coming to the inevitable conclusion planetside.

This morning (Friday, November 22) saw the launch of the second Wonder Pick Event in Pokemon TCG Pocket, the Fire Pokemon Mass Outbreak Event. The event operates similarly to the previous Meowth and Chansey Wonder Pick event, giving players a variety of special event Wonder Pick packs filled with fire Pokemon.

Friday 22 November 2024 – Crypto All-Stars ($STARS) is making waves, raising $150,000 daily and surpassing $5 million in its ICO. This rapid growth cements its place as a standout in the crypto scene. Despite a slow day for meme coins on Thursday, Crypto All-Stars thrived, drawing in investors with its game-changing unified staking protocol.

Bitcoin’s price is edging ever closer to the $100,000 mark as investors and crypto enthusiasts continue to bet that President-elect Donald Trump and his upcoming administration will bring in a more friendly regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies. At the time of writing the world’s first crypto has a price of $99,469 – up 2% in 24 hours and a new all-time high. The digital asset has soared by over 60 percent in value since the Republicans won the US election on November 5.

Amsterdam-based startup Skytree is set to deploy its carbon-sucking machines on a newly announced carbon capture and storage project in Texas, US.  Dubbed “Project Concho,” the $100mn Direct Air Capture (DAC) plant aims to initially vacuum up 30,000 tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere annually, eventually scaling to 500,000 tonnes.