DeFi Don’t Care: Ethereum Investing Reaches Record Levels
Crypto markets may end the year battered and bruised, down 50% from their 2019 highs, but decentralized finance continues to...
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Ethereum [ETH] Value of Transfers Fall Below 2018 Q4 Levels – Here’s a Complete Outlook
Disputedly, Ethereum is the second most popular cryptocurrency in the market. The platform opened the crypto markets to a plethora...
Bakkts Brings Bitcoin [BTC] Futures Contracts to Asia, Launch in December
ICE (Intercontinental Exchange), the parent company of NYSE and Bakkt, makes another big announcement. It plans to launch cash-settled monthly Bitcoin...
US Dollar Supply Increased 4X Since 2008: Report Lists Factors for Bitcoin’s Rise
Leading digital assets management firm in the UK, Coinshares, published its report on Crypto trends to analyze the markets. The report...
Crypto Markets Turn Red While BTC Fails to Impress Below $8,500
Crypto markets turn red while Bitcoin’s price struggles below the $8,500 mark
Analyst: Ethereum Still on Track for Move to $260 as Network Activity Spikes
Ethereum has been closely tracking Bitcoin’s price action over the past several days and weeks, and this correlation has persisted...
November Is Historically Bitcoin’s Best Performing Month, Yet Price Predictions Remain Bearish
The past month has seen relatively little action in the cryptocurrency markets. Specifically, the cryptocurrency markets have traded mostly sideways...
Ripple CEO Has Grave Warning for Crypto Markets; Will XRP Survive a Market-Wide Purge?
Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple – the FinTech company that has close ties to XRP – explained in a...
Analyst: Ethereum Price Likely to Stagnate Until Bitcoin Gets Moving
After facing some downwards pressure yesterday, Ethereum (ETH) has been able to post a decent climb today that has allowed...
Bitcoin Looks to Close CME Gap in $8,000s As Bearish Confluence Builds
Once again, true to the nature of this purgatory phase in the crypto markets, Bitcoin (BTC) has been relatively flat...
