The current market condition has placed many new Bitcoin investors in a state of financial stress. Metrics such as the Short-Term Holder MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value) and the standard deviation (SD) of the short-term holder Cost-Basis illustrate that newer market participants are facing significant losses on their bitcoin investments. The Short-Term Holder MVRV
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Ethereum has emerged as the frontrunner in the recent market downturn, with investors seizing the opportunity presented by the price weakness. Data reveals that Ethereum has attracted a staggering $155 million in inflows over the past week alone. This surge has propelled its year-to-date total inflows to $862 million, marking the highest influx since 2021.
Recent data from the cryptocurrency futures market has led a CryptoQuant analyst to predict a potential rally for Ether (ETH) in the near future. Following a significant liquidation event, historical trends suggest that ETH may experience a price rally as spot buying pressure increases and markets stabilize. Despite a recent dip in ETH price, which
XRP, the cryptocurrency associated with Ripple, saw a significant price increase last week following a court ruling in the Ripple v SEC case. This surge brought XRP’s price to almost $0.64 with a market capitalization of over $35 billion. However, despite this initial success, the price of XRP has since experienced a slight decline, currently
As bitcoin experiences a downward trend, analysts are closely examining technical indicators and signals to determine the direction in which it may move next. According to CoinGlass, a crypto derivatives data provider, the liquidity heatmap indicates key first-test lines at approximately $56,800. A bounce off this level could lead to testing higher prices, while a
Over the weekend, Bitcoin’s price movements have calmed down significantly, with the asset hovering around $61,000. This stability comes after a period of intense volatility that saw the cryptocurrency plummet from $66,000 to $49,500 within a few days. While Bitcoin managed to recover some ground and briefly surged to almost $63,000, it retraced back slightly,
Recently, Ripple found itself in the midst of a legal battle with the SEC over alleged violations of securities laws. The lawsuit concluded with the company being ordered to pay a $125 million fine, significantly less than the initial $2 billion demanded by the regulator. This outcome was viewed by many in the industry as
Grayscale Research has recently released a report suggesting that Bitcoin could reach its all-time high later this year. This prediction is contingent upon the U.S. economy avoiding a potential recession. The report highlights a period of stabilization in both the cryptocurrency market and broader financial markets following sharp declines in early August. Analysts at Grayscale
Shibarium, the layer-2 scaling solution for Shiba Inu, has been making significant progress in terms of transaction speed, scalability, and cost reduction. The recent announcement of a hard fork with the new Bor version showcases the platform’s commitment to continuous improvement and development. The Bor layer plays a crucial role in validating and securing transactions
Bitcoin’s recent price recovery has been impressive as the cryptocurrency exceeded $60,000 and neared $63,000 for the first time since the weekend. This positive movement comes after a market-wide crash that occurred last week, leading to BTC plummeting to a 6-month low of $49,500. However, the asset quickly started to recover, climbing to $53,000 on
