COOKIE token jumps 420% this week as $14 million staked fuels surge
Key Takeaways
- COOKIE token saw a 420% increase in value this past week, with $14.3 million in staking.
- The launch of DataSwarm Framework and listing on Binance Alpha have fueled the token's growth.
COOKIE token surged 420% in the past week as staking value reached $14.3 million, according to CoinGecko data.
The token, trading at $0.59, jumped from $0.11 just days ago.
The digital asset, which powers the Cookie DAO protocol, has seen over 25.3 million tokens staked on its platform.
The protocol requires 10,000 tokens for access to its v0.3 data infrastructure, which aggregates AI agent indexes.
Last week, the COOKIE token made waves in the crypto market following its listing on Binance Alpha, a new feature within Binance Wallet designed to showcase early-stage crypto projects with growth potential.
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