With the crypto market showing signs of a revival after several painful months, here are our top five altcoin picks for the month of September.
At number one we have Solana. There could be no other altcoin in the top spot. With a 250% climb in the last month, passing $100 a couple of days, this altcoin should definitely be on your watchlist.
The chart tells the story better than we can – from a dollar fifty on January 1st, to around $105 at the time of recording, this has been a phenomenal run.
Terra’s Luna token comes in at number two for September. We featured them last month and since then this altcoins is up 200%. We don’t want to become boring and repetitive, but the performance of Luna just keeps giving signals that this is a crypto with more, unexplored potential.
The chart shows this clearly with the uptrend still going. But in the last two weeks there have been some down days, while other cryptos have kept going.
One project that has been on the rise over the past month is Tezos, a proof-of-stake blockchain network that is designed to evolve over time without the needing to undergo a hard fork.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that since hitting a low of $2.09 on July 20, the price of XTZ has rallied 165% to a high of $5.53 on Aug. 27 as its 24-hour trading volume surged above $1 billion.
We love seeing this on a chart – a steady trend line that shows the general direction clearly. Waves is our number four pick for the top altcoins in September and it’s seen a steady climb since the beginning of the year. It did follow the broad market sharply up in May, but the drop that followed wasn’t close to previous lows and signals a reliable interest from investors.
And at number five we have Revain. The REV token has jumped over two cents, and it's about 300% above the lowest level in July this year. It’s the native token of Revain, a blockchain project that is attempting to disrupt the massive customer review business. The developers have created a platform where people can leave reviews of most companies.