As the bulls and bears continue their fight, the ETH price has been under intense selling pressure. On the other side, there are hints of new developments in network activity data. Santiment, a data analytics platform, highlighted a critical aspect of growing centralization: the abandonment of retail traders in the
Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has shown strong bearish momentum over the past few weeks. Moreover, BTC is struggling to maintain its position around the $26,000 mark. While investors are expecting BTC to surge, it dropped below $26K. On the other hand, Bitcoin has experienced the highest address activity
Ethereum (ETH), the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, has witnessed significant developments within its network. Despite trading around the $1,650 mark, the network’s activity has been capturing attention. Notably, as the market witnessed a crash, a fascinating trend emerged. While small traders sought to offload their holdings, prominent players in the field
In a show of resilience amidst a volatile market, Ethereum (ETH) has managed to shown slight recovery from its recent dip below the $1,603 mark. The cryptocurrency’s price now stands at $1656 with a 24 hours trading volume of $199 billion. Amidst Ethereum’s plunge below the $1,650 mark and the
Bitcoin (BTC) price failed to sustain the bullish momentum after the price spiked on August 23, and is now trading around the $26,000 mark. Despite the ongoing bear assault, on-chain data is showing signs of improvement for traders. The data shows that Bitcoin supply on cryptocurrency exchanges has hit a
The crypto market is currently locked in a fierce struggle against dominant bears, showing a glimmer of hope as the market capitalization rises by 1.82%, reaching $1.07 T. Bitcoin and Ethereum, the major coins, have made strides, surging by 1.70% and 2.59% respectively in the last 24 hours. However, these
The overall crypto market has witnessed brief recovery as the price of Bitcoin along with major altcoins are trading in green. This for the time being puts a halt on the recent bloodbath which brought the prices of almost all cryptocurrencies to record lows. Bitcoin is now trading at $26,505
The crypto market has experienced a massive downtrend due to selling pressure over the past few weeks. Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, fell below the $26K mark, showing bearish momentum. Following BTC’s fall, the major altcoins are facing a similar downtrend. According to the Onchain data, the recent price
Most cryptocurrencies are still trading in the red, indicating that the bears are still in control. Bitcoin and Ether prices seem to be indicating a further fall. The price seems to be slipping gradually after some period of consolidation. After failing to break over $1700 on August 18, the ETH
The crypto market has faced severe selling pressure for the last few days. The price of Bitcoin declined all the way to the $25,000 range. At the time of writing the price has been trading in a confined range. During the severe crash, the majority of altcoins have also lost remarkably,
