The crypto market is showing mixed signals. Recent Mantle (MNT) data suggests stronger momentum alongside changes in stablecoin activity and network addresses. Meanwhile, Pepe (PEPE) is holding a key support level after recent declines, though near-term direction remains uncertain.
Separately, Cold Wallet (CWT) has been promoted by its team as a utility-focused wallet product and is conducting a staged token sale. Project materials state that more than $5.84 million has been raised and that Stage 17 is priced at $0.00998.
Earlier stages were offered at lower prices, including Stage 1 at $0.007, according to the project.
Mantle’s 20% Surge Signals Strong Market Momentum
Mantle (MNT) has been trading around $0.87 following a recent rally. Market and network indicators cited by analysts include a 23% increase in the stablecoin market cap on Mantle over a 24-hour period (to $654 million), with USDT representing 66% of the total. Derivatives open interest was also reported to have risen to $46 million, with trading volume at $139 million.
Active addresses were reported to have increased significantly over the past month, reaching approximately 120,000. Mantle’s inclusion in the Strategic Ethereum Reserve, which is described as holding 101,867 ETH, has also been cited as a link to Ethereum’s broader ecosystem. From a technical perspective, some traders are watching resistance near $0.90 and support around $0.85, though any move beyond those levels would still depend on market conditions.
PEPE Watches for a Potential Rebound as Indicators Shift
Pepe (PEPE) is trading around $0.00001004 and is holding support near $0.00001 after recent weakness. The TD Sequential indicator has been interpreted by some market participants as a possible buy signal, which can suggest selling pressure is easing. The RSI has also rebounded from oversold levels and is now around 42, a reading some traders view as consistent with a possible short-term stabilization.
Some analysts cite $0.0000115 as an upside level to watch, with additional levels referenced near $0.0000138 and $0.000015. On the downside, $0.0000095 and $0.00000880 are often cited as potential support zones. These scenarios are speculative and can change quickly with broader market sentiment.
Cold Wallet token sale: fundraising figures and product claims
Cold Wallet is running a staged token sale and says the wallet product is already available. The project reports that more than $5.84 million has been raised so far, with Stage 17 priced at $0.00998.
According to the project’s description, the product includes a cashback feature tied to certain in-app activity such as gas payments, swaps, bridging, or fiat on-ramp transactions, with cashback paid in the project’s native token. The project also describes tiered cashback levels based on token holdings; details and eligibility conditions may change and should be reviewed in the project’s own documentation.
Project materials also reference an intended launch price of $0.3517. Any future pricing, listings, or performance outcomes are uncertain and should not be treated as guaranteed.
As with many staged fundraising models, token pricing can vary across stages, and participation can involve material risks, including liquidity, execution, and market-risk considerations.
Final Thoughts
MNT’s recent move has drawn attention to Mantle’s stablecoin and network activity metrics, while PEPE remains a closely watched meme token around key technical levels. Separately, Cold Wallet is presenting itself as a wallet product with a token-linked cashback feature and has shared fundraising figures as part of its staged token sale.
Readers should treat project-reported claims, including fundraising totals, product features, and any pricing plans, as information that may change and may not be independently verified.
Project links (for reference):
Website: https://coldwallet.com/
X: https://x.com/coldwalletapp
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