Dogecoin (
$0.072 ) was not exhibiting much movement on Friday even as the global crypto market rose just under a fifth of a percent to $2.84 trillion. Bitcoin (
$64,335.00 ) and Ethereum (
$1,872.99 ) were (as previously reported) cooling off, with $64 million in long positions liquidated in around 2 hours. Analysts expected that Dogecoin ( $0.072 ) would gain ground as AMC Entertainment Holdings—owner of the ubiquitous chain of movie theaters—announced that it now accepts Bitcoin ( $64,335.00 ) , Ethereum ( $1,872.99 ) , Bitcoin ( $64,335.00 ) Cash, and Litecoin (
$46.49 ) payments. AMC ($AMC@US) CEO Adam Aron tweeted the announcement on Thursday, but he added that DOGE was next. Despite the news, DOGE didn’t skyrocket as expected. Binance halted DOGE withdrawals after noting a “minor issue” with the system. At press time, Dogecoin ( $0.072 ) was trading at $0.2566, down from a 24-hour high of 27 cents.
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