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List of the 15 Most-Searched Altcoins in Recent Hours Released

List of the 15 Most-Searched Altcoins in Recent Hours Released

BitcoinSistemiBitcoinSistemi2026/06/28 13:03
By:BitcoinSistemi

The cryptocurrency tracking platform CoinGecko has shared a list of the most searched cryptocurrencies on its platform in recent hours. According to CoinGecko data, the list is ranked according to the coins most searched by users in the last 3 hours.

The Black Bull (ANSEM) topped the list. ANSEM’s price saw a sharp increase in the last 24 hours, while Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) and Pump.fun (PUMP) were also among the most popular assets on the platform.

Here is a list of the most searched cryptocurrencies and their total market capitalization on CoinGecko in the last few hours:

  1. The Black Bull (ANSEM) / $91.04 million
  2. Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) / $390.77 million
  3. Pump.fun (PUMP) / $610.09 million
  4. Solana (SOL) / $41.52 billion
  5. Hyperliquid (HYPE) / $13.98 billion
  6. Solstice (SLX) / $130.32 million
  7. Sui (SUI) / $2.76 billion
  8. Stellar (XLM) / $5.80 billion
  9. Jupiter (JUP) / $721.95 million
  10. Siren (SIREN) / $70.06 million
  11. Aave (AAVE) / $1.35 billion
  12. Bittensor (TAO) / $1.99 billion
  13. NEAR Protocol (NEAR) / $2.41 billion
  14. Bitcoin (BTC) / $1.20 trillion
  15. Lighter (LIT) / $450.12 million
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