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
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
Ripple (XRP), the world’s fifth-ranked cryptocurrency, has surpassed the leading altcoin as the most popular cryptocurrency in South Korea. According to the report, crypto traders in South Korea chose XRP as their first preference over other cryptocurrencies. On the other hand, Ripple has experienced a surge of around 2% in
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
During the recent bloodbath, almost all cryptocurrencies including Ethereum (ETH) performed terribly. However, declining trade volumes of ETH over the weekend indicate a temporary lull in the selling frenzy. On the other hand, a well-known crypto analyst with the Twitter handle Ali_Charts, predicts a rather muted price trend for Ethereum
A crypto whale who had been sitting on $41 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) sold it out only days before the market plummeted, saving a possible $5 million loss. Blockchain research platform Lookonchain highlighted the transaction. The crypto whale made a deposit of 22,341 ETH to the crypto exchange Binance
The price of Ethereum (ETH) fell by 7.6 percent as the market suffered a sudden downturn, with most of the decline occurring in a short span. On Friday morning, most of the cryptocurrencies continued their terrible performances. According to statistics from Coinglass, the previous 12 hours saw one of the
Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is imprisoned in the prevalent battle between bullish and bearish forces. This largest altcoin breached the $1,800 level, marking its new low since late June. While the question arises of who will win — bears or bulls— a sense of bullish hope emerges in the market
Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, finds itself ensnared in a tug-of-war between bullish and bearish forces, leading to a struggle in breaking through the $2000 mark. ETH had a 4.36% decline over the span of a month. Moreover, it is further echoed by a 3.04% drop in trading
Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has shown relatively neutral momentum. Currently priced at $1,850, it is yet to breach the $2,000 mark, a level achieved two weeks prior. This came after a partial win for Ripple in the SEC lawsuit, which was short-lived. Examining the past month, Ethereum
