Husky Inu (HINU), a cryptocurrency project in its pre-launch phase, has completed its latest scheduled price increase, moving from $0.00023658 to $0.00023749. This incremental rise is part of a structured pre-launch phase that began on April 1, 2025, following the project's presale. The phase is designed to continue fundraising, empower the community, and reward token holders, with capital intended to fund platform improvements, marketing, and broader ecosystem growth ahead of a launch.
However, the project is facing significant headwinds. Fundraising has virtually ground to a halt, with total funds raised standing at $905,549. The project crossed the $750,000 milestone on May 16, $800,000 on June 15, $850,000 in July, and $900,000 in October, indicating a severe slowdown in recent months. The official launch is under four months away, but the team has not ruled out adjusting the date. A series of review meetings are planned, with the third scheduled for January 1, 2026, to determine the final launch timeline.
Meanwhile, the broader cryptocurrency market exhibited minimal movement over the weekend, remaining relatively flat after a volatile week. Bitcoin (BTC) saw a marginal decline, trading around $90,206, while Ethereum (ETH) was up almost 1% near $3,115. Other major altcoins like Ripple (XRP), Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) traded slightly down. The overall market capitalization was marginally up, but 24-hour trading volume fell nearly 30% to $102 billion, reflecting subdued activity.
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