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The Astros price jumped 7% in the last 24 hours to trade at $0.10072 as of 11:31 p.m. EST on trading volume that soared 60% to $2.62 million. Astros Price Aims For A Breakout The 15-minute chart for the ASTROS/USDT pair shows a relatively volatile price action of Astros  over the last trading sessions. Initially, there was a sharp decline followed by a period of sideways consolidation. This was succeeded by some bullish momentum, marked by a series of higher lows, suggesting a potential shift toward an uptrend. However, the current Astros price movement is consolidating in a tight range near the $0.100 level, indicating a phase of indecision. The 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) is trending upwards and currently supports the price action, signaling a short-term bullish bias. Meanwhile, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is moving up, currently at 55, showing that the bulls may be gaining momentum. The MACD line is above the signal line, but only slightly, indicating weak bul...

Coinbase and Binance’s claims to offer zero-fee listings have been called into question by big-name players in the crypto industry who say both exchanges have charged tens of millions of dollars for listings.    Late last week, Moonrock Capital CEO Simon Dedic wrote on X (formerly Twitter), about a “tier 1” crypto firm that he says, after a year of “due diligence,” was told to pay a sum equivalent to 15% of its token supply to list on Binance. Dedic said, “Imagine paying $50–$100 million just for a CEX listing.” This prompted Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong to proclaim, “Asset listings on Coinbase are free.” What followed was an industry-wide back-and-forth about the legitimacy of this statement.  Andre Cronje, Chief Technology Officer at Sonic Labs, weighed in to point out that Binance charged his firm nothing . “Coinbase has asked us for; $300 million, $50 million, $30 million, and more recently, $60 million,” he said. Tron creator Justin Sun also said ...