How bad is the current state of crypto? On-chain analyst explains
Despite the widespread loss of confidence in crypto following the FTX collapse, Bitcoin's on-chain data gives investors hope.
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Despite the widespread loss of confidence in crypto following the FTX collapse, Bitcoin's on-chain data gives investors hope.
Bitcoin and most major altcoins are witnessing a relief rally but higher levels are likely to attract strong selling by the bears.
Bears are better positioned to profit roughly $215 million during November's Ether options expiry, putting pressure on ETH's price near a critical resistance level.
BTC bulls were liquidated during the drop to $15,500 on Nov. 21, and more downside could occur if bears profit $245 million during Friday's expiry.
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ETH bears continue to suppress Ethereum price, but institutional traders’ buying activity and exchanges’ aiming to provide more transparency could improve investor sentiment.
Across crypto and fiat, many consumers are making a fatal error: they're letting their assets sit idle in accounts without earning interest.
The total crypto market cap has dropped under $800 billion, but data highlights a few reasons why some traders are bullish.
Lido protocol boasts $1 million in daily fee revenue for nearly a month, highlighting its growth in daily active users and Ethereum stakers.
Crypto markets have started the week on a weak note, suggesting that buyers remain skeptical about buying any significant dips.