The crypto prices today started the month on a positive note, continuing its rally from October. The latest upward momentum in the crypto market has been in line with the “Uptober” sentiment, which is generally witnessed in the digital asset space. Notably, the crypto market fear and greed index stayed at 72, suggesting a “greed” scenario in the market.

Meanwhile, investors are now waiting for the Federal Reserve’s decision on the interest rates, which could be a crucial factor for the future performance of the market. The Fed Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to attend the press conference later today.

Talking about the crypto prices today, the Bitcoin price ticked up 0.56% from yesterday to $34,472.99, with its one-day volume declining 8.02% to $15.66 billion. On the other hand, its market cap over the last 24 hours rose 0.54% to $673.31 billion.

Simultaneously, another major crypto, the XRP price noted gains of 2.81% on Wednesday to trade at $0.592, and its volume surged 39% to $2.17 billion. The crypto has been gaining traction lately, as witnessed by the recent positive momentum in its price change. It has added nearly 7% over the last seven days, while its market cap from yesterday rose 2.84% to $31.71 billion.

In addition, the Solana price was up 5.73% to $38.14 during writing, and its volume soared to $1.49 billion. On the other hand, the Cardano price noted a slump of 4.15% from yesterday and traded at $0.2885, and its one-day volume surged 35.20% to $311.15 million.

The momentum in the meme coin segment was also somewhat gloomy today, as noted by the price fluctuations in the major crypto prices of the segment. The Dogecoin price slipped 2.49% from yesterday and traded at $0.06752, with its volume rising 57.10% to $481.50 million. Additionally, the Shiba Inu price witnessed a decline of 2.76% to $0.000007729 during writing.

However, the overall crypto market stayed in the positive territory, bolstered by the gains of the major cryptos. The global crypto market cap was up 0.39% to $1.28 trillion, and its volume from yesterday rose 0.93% to $39.98 billion.

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The Top 4 Cryptos For Today Are

Pepe Coin Slips 2%

The Pepe coin is one of the popular meme coins in recent days, that has attracted investors’ attention lately. However, the Pepe coin price was down 1.98% to $0.000001153 as of writing on Wednesday, reflecting the gloomy sentiment hovering over the meme coin segment. Its volume from yesterday fell 19.53% to $117.10 million.

Theta Network (THETA) Adds 10%

The Theta Network price noted gains of 9.96% on November 1, and traded at $0.7592 during writing, making it one of the top percentage gainers in today’s session. Its volume over the last 24 hours rocketed 503.98% to $92.32 million, and its market cap rose 9.77% to $758.70 million.

Arweave (AR) Adds 7%

The Arweave crypto has continued its rally from yesterday and remained one of the top percentage movers today. The Arewave price rose 6.73% to $6.12 as of writing, while its market cap jumped 7.42% to $403.28 million. Simultaneously, its volume over the last 24 hours rose 18.91% to $23.26 million.

XDC Network (XDC) Soars 5%

The XDC Network has noted gains of 4.54% to trade at $0.0516, while its volume over the last 24 hours plummeted 19.99% to $7.24 billion. Its market cap also noted the same percentage gain as its price and was at $718.71 million. Although there is no apparent news for the recent surge of the XDC price, it seems that the positive sentiment in the market has helped gains in it.

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