Top 3 Crypto Gainers Over the Weekend: BRETT, ENA, WLD

Key Takeaways

• The BRETT memecoin is the best performing top 100 crypto over the weekend, climbing nearly 30%.
• Worldcoin is up nearly 20%, with the news of a new partnership boosting it. 
• A proposal to add SOL helped lift Ethena by 17.5%

There have been some movers and shakers in the crypto market over the weekend.

Let’s take a look at three of the biggest gainers. We’ll be looking at a meme coin, a privacy coin, and a token linked to a stablecoin. 

BRETT – Up 29.7%

Meme coins have been performing well lately, and over the last few days, Brett has done the best out of the larger players in the sector. 

The Base-based meme coin rose by just under 30% from $0.088959 in the early hours of Oct. 12 to $0.1154 on the morning of Oct. 14.

The crypto has been on an upturn since early October, but it still has some way to go before it reaches its all-time high of a little over $0.193, set in June this year. 

Worldcoin (WLD) – Up 19.1%

Sam Altman’s Worldcoin has had a good few days. The privacy coin climbed by a little under 20% from $1.93 on Oct. 12 to $2.30 on the morning of Oct. 14, boosted, at least in part, by the news that Japanese advertising company Hakuhodo was partnering with Worldcoin’s parent company, Tools For Humanity, to protect customers from fraud.

WLD has been performing well recently, although it still needs to rise by more than 400% if it wants to break past its March 10 all-time high of around $11.80.

Ethena (ENA) – Up 17.5%

Ethena is a crypto that helps support the USDe stablecoin, and the Ethereum-based token had a successful weekend.

Starting Oct. 12 at $0.340210, it climbed by around 17.5% over the following two days to trade at about $0.40 on the morning of Oct. 14.

ENA has been on an upturn since a proposal to add Solana (SOL) as a backing asset came out last week.

However, ENA, which sank to an all-time low of around $0.195 on September 6, is still a fair distance from its all-time high of $1.52, reached on April 11 this year.