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​​📍ADA/USDT
Cardano's ADA surged above the moving averages on April 26, and the long tail on today’s candlestick suggests traders bought the dip to the 20-day EMA ($1.23). This is a positive sign, as it shows that buyers are accumulating on dips.

The ADA/USDT pair could now attempt a rally to $1.48 where the bears are likely to mount stiff resistance. If the price turns down from this level, the pair is likely to drop to the moving averages and remain range-bound for a few more days.

Contrary to this assumption, if the bulls drive the price above the $1.48–$1.55 overhead resistance zone, the pair could start the next leg of the uptrend, which has a target objective of $2.
​​📍DOGE/USDT
For Dogecoin (DOGE), the inside day candlestick pattern on April 26 and a Doji candlestick pattern on April 27 showed indecision among the bulls and the bears. That uncertainty resolved to the upside on April 28, and the bulls pushed DOGE to the overhead resistance at $0.34.

If bulls can clear the hurdle at $0.34, the DOGE/USDT pair could start its journey toward $0.42 and then to the all-time high of $0.45. The rising 20-day EMA ($0.23) and the RSI in the positive zone suggest the bulls are in control.

However, the bears are likely to pose a stiff challenge at the $0.34 resistance. A dip below $0.29 may weaken the bullish momentum. The bears will then smell an opportunity and try to pull the price down to the 20-day EMA. A break below this support could result in a decline to $0.15.
​​📍LTC/USDT
Litecoin’s (LTC) relief rally rose above the 20-day EMA ($247) on April 28, suggesting the near-term selling pressure has eased. However, the bears are unlikely to give up easily.

The LTC/USDT pair is facing resistance near the 50% Fibonacci retracement level at $270.89. If the bears sink the price below the 20-day EMA, the pair could drop to the 50-day SMA ($224). This is an important level to watch out for because if it cracks, the correction may deepen to $168.

On the contrary, if the bulls successfully defend the 20-day EMA, it will indicate demand at lower levels. The buyers will then try to push the price above $270.89 and reach the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level at $286.02.

This level may again act as stiff resistance, but if the bulls drive the price above it, the pair could be on track to retest $335.03.
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📶Cryptocurrencies :
🔻BTC/USD - 53999 (-0,79%)
🔺ETH/USD - 2709 (+3,34%)
🔻LTC/USD - 253 (-0,43%)
🔺ADA/USD - 1,37 (+6,83%)
🔺NEO/USD -90,90 (+0,89%)
🔺DOGE/USD - 0,30 (+4,86%)

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​​📌Bullish ETH/BTC pair revives the Ethereum 'flippening’ discussion

Bitcoin price is clinging on to $53,000 while Ethereum’s increasing bullish momentum prompted renewed discussions of an ETH flippening.

Bitcoin and the overall cryptocurrency market saw minor losses on April 29 as the market heads into the expiry of $4.2 billion worth of (BTC) options contracts.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets and TradingView shows that since reaching a high above $56,400 on April 28, the price of Bitcoin has dropped more than 6% back down near the $53,000 support level while Ethereum (ETH) continues to trade above $2,700.

Despite the lull in market activity, signs of mainstream cryptocurrency integration continue to emerge on a near-daily basis. Earlier today Coinbase announced that users can now purchase up to $25,000 worth of cryptocurrency per day using their PayPal account.
​​📊ETH/BTC starts to climb higher

While Bitcoin continues to struggle below the $55,000 resistance level, the ETH/BTC pairing has started climbing higher in a move that was predicted by multiple analysts, including Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal. The bullish movement in the ETH/BTC pair has also reignited conversations about Ether price evetually flipping BTC.

According to Élie Le Rest, partner at digital asset management firm ExoAlpha, Ether has been getting stronger against Bitcoin since the end of March with the upcoming upgrade which includes EIP 1559 being “seen as a strong catalyst of the recent ETH bull-run.”

This increased momentum is a signal for Le Rest that the market may be in a “buy the rumor, sell the news configuration that may drive the price up until EIP 1559 is released in July this year.”

A few altcoins make gains
The slumping price of Bitcoin weighed down the wider cryptocurrency market on Thursday with a majority of altcoins experiencing minor losses.

Some notable exceptions to the pullback include Syscoin (SYS), which at one point spiked 45% to $0.50 and the Binance Smart Chain-based Venus lending platform, whose XVS token rallied 30% to $97.90, just a dollar short of its all-time high.

Waves (WAVES), a multi-purpose blockchain platform, also experienced a 20% surge that lifted the token to a new record high at $23.43.

The overall cryptocurrency market cap now stands at $2.035 trillion and Bitcoin’s dominance rate is 48.8%.
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📶Cryptocurrencies :
🔺BTC/USD - 54580 (+1.84%)
🔺ETH/USD - 2789 (+1.20%)
🔺LTC/USD - 265 (+4.04%)
🔺ADA/USD - 1,35 (+3.50%)
🔺NEO/USD - 91.96 (+2.67%)
🔺DOGE/USD - 0,316 (+3.81%)

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❗️In recent days, there have been many reflections and predictions regarding the change of the bullish trend to the bearish one.

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​​⁉️Got crypto? Here are 3 debit cards that let you spend your stack
Crypto debit cards are growing in popularity as holders look for effortless ways to spend their

As blockchain technology and the public's awareness of cryptocurrency continues to grow, a range of new use cases a coming to market and enhancing the efficacy of legacy financial systems.

Despite its many applications, the original use case for Bitcoin (BTC) as a medium of exchange remains one of the most fundamental applications of blockchain technology and while BTC might not be the best asset to use for payments, there are service providers who have eased the process of settling transactions in other cryptocurrencies.

For now, the most widely accepted way to use cryptocurrencies for direct payments in everyday life is through the use of crypto debit cards which allow users to convert their crypto holdings into U.S. dollars. They essentially work in the same way that a prepaid debit does.

Three of the debit cards with a track record of success and attractive rewards are BitPay, Crypto.com and the Nexo Card.
​​📍Bitpay
The BitPay prepaid Mastercard has emerged as a top choice for many cryptocurrency holders thanks to its ease of use and low fees. It originally launched in 2016 as a US-only debit card and mainly functioned as a Bitcoin payments processor.

BitPay now supports eight different fiat currency options alongside support for Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH), Gemini Dollar (GUSD), USD Coin (USDC), Paxos (PAX) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH).

Users who wish to obtain the card must first pay a $9.95 activation fee and provide their social security and driver’s license number to gain access. Once approved, the user can load cryptocurrencies onto their BitPay wallet and then convert them to dollars to make them available on the card.

There are no transaction fees for users in the U.S., and the card has a daily spending limit of $10,000 with a maximum account balance of $25,000.
​​📍Crypto.com
For the ardent cryptocurrency fan, the Crypto.com debit card is one of the top choices due to the fact that it has a built-in native token called Crypto.com Coin (CRO) which functions as the primary currency and reward token for the blockchain.

Benefits of using the card include 100% cashback on popular streaming services like Netflix and Spotify as well as up to 8% cashback on regular purchases.

Crypto.com users can choose from a list of more than 100 of the top cryptocurrencies to fund their card by depositing them into their account and converting them into a stablecoin which is then loaded onto their debit card.

The Crypto.com ecosystem offers five different Visa debit cards that have a tiered reward structure that increases depending on the amount of CRO that a user has staked in their account.

Tiers range from requiring a stake of 5,000 CRO for the Ruby Steel card, all the way up to needing 5 million staked CRO to obtain the Obsidian card which offers 8% cashback on all purchases. There is also a basic version of the card that doesn’t require any staking and offers 1% cashback on all purchases.
​​📍Nexo Card
A third choice that offers a different structure than most crypto debit cards is the Nexo Card and its native NEXO cryptocurrency which currently trades at $3.63.

Instead of requiring users to convert the cryptocurrency held into their accounts into U.S. dollars before use, Nexo issues an instantaneous loan based on the value of the cryptocurrency held in a users account and settles the transaction in fiat currency.

This allows users to access the value of their cryptocurrency assets without having to sell them. The loan can be repaid using either cryptocurrency or fiat through their Nexo account with the possibility of having the minimum payment paid off by the yield earned on a users staked cryptocurrency assets.

Interest rates for charges on the card are set at 5.9%, and there are no monthly or annual exchange fees. In addition to this, users receive 2% cash back in the form of Nexo tokens or BTC.

As more banks and institutions in the U.S. and around the world take a stake in the cryptocurrency sector in order to find ways to capitalize on the growing market, crypto debit cards are likely to become a more prominent fixture in legacy payment channels.
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📶Cryptocurrencies :
🔺BTC/USD - 57833 (+6.04%)
🔺ETH/USD - 2867 (+4.90%)
🔺LTC/USD - 271 (+2.67%)
🔻ADA/USD - 1,34 (-0.84%)
🔺NEO/USD - 97.29 (+3.20%)
🔺DOGE/USD - 0,361 (+15.41%)

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​​📌Three reasons why the ‘other Ethereum’ has pumped 130% in the last week
Ethereum Classic has almost matched Dogecoin’s massive pump in the last seven days.

Ethereum Classic (ETC) continues to maintain its parabolic price action advance that began in late March.
Data from crypto market aggregator CoinGecko shows ETC is up almost 50% in the last 24-hour trading period as of the time of writing.

The first likely reason for this current price action advance is that it is a continuation of ETC’s positive performance since the end of Q1 2021.

As previously reported by Cointelegraph, major forks such as Ethereum Classic and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) had been seeing significant upward moves. ETC was a consequence of the Ethereum hard fork that ensued after disagreements on the best course of action to rectify the decentralized autonomous organization debacle of July 2016.

This current retail hype may also be attributed to Ether (ETH) smashing its all-time high and moving beyond $3,000 for the first time. Indeed, social media sentiment points to newbie ETC holders considering the “green Ethereum” a much cheaper alternative to the ETH juggernaut.

ETC has also outperformed ETH in terms of year-to-date price action gains by a factor of over threefold.

Retail traders are not the only investors keen on adding to their ETC bags as Grayscale has also been upping its Ethereum Classic ownership. The Grayscale Ethereum Classic Trust currently holds about $711.6 million in assets under management.

ETC’s positive price performance so far in 2021 also offers some reprieve for a project plagued by security issues in 2020. The green Ethereum suffered multiple 51% attacks with millions of dollars in ETC siphoned from the project.

With cryptos such as ETC, BCH and Dogecoin (DOGE) printing significant price gains, the alt season narrative continues to build especially amid Bitcoin’s (BTC) current stutter. The Bitcoin market capitalization dominance is also at its lowest level since July 2018.
​​Only whales move DOGE: Data suggests major Dogecoin wealth gap
Relatively few hands are moving a large amount of DOGE.

It was Doge day afternoon all over again on Wednesday as Dogecoin (DOGE) continued its assault on the cryptocurrency market capitalization rankings. The meme coin overtook XRP to become the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by implied market capitalization after climbing to a per-coin valuation of $0.69 — a target that was specifically set by traders on social media.

But cryptocurrency’s latest media darling may not be as wholesome as it seems. For all the hype surrounding Dogecoin (and its de facto master, Elon Musk), publicly available data suggests relatively few people are actually using the blockchain, and those who do use it account for an incredibly large portion of its overall activity.

Consider that the dollar value of coins sent across the Dogecoin blockchain on Tuesday exceeded $58 billion. That figure was 70% higher than the amount transferred on Bitcoin ($34 billion) and 260% higher than on Ethereum ($16 billion).

Digging into on-chain data further, we see that despite Dogecoin moving a higher value of coins than the two largest cryptocurrencies in the world, it achieved this with a mere fraction of their transactions.

Over 1.4 million transactions were counted on the Ethereum blockchain yesterday, according to data from Bitinfocharts, while close to 300,000 were counted on Bitcoin. Compare this to just 76,000 recorded on the Dogecoin blockchain, and an apparent wealth gap begins to emerge.

Indeed, when looking at Dogecoin’s average transaction value on the day in question, it stood at almost double that recorded on Bitcoin (BTC). The average DOGE transaction value stood at $800,000, compared to $420,000 on BTC. Its statistics relative to Ethereum paint an even more dire picture — Dogecoin’s average transaction value exceeded Ethereum’s by 8,000%, despite processing only 5% of the number of transactions.

Combined with the long-standing reality that one single address holds 28% of all coins in existence, while just 12 account for 67%, it becomes clear that Dogecoin isn’t exactly the people’s champion that interested parties would have the public believe.

But even if the Dogehouse seems like a ghost town, the glaring reality remains that Dogecoin is the best performing digital asset in the cryptocurrency space. The coin has recorded 14,000% growth since Jan. 1, when it was priced at a fraction of a cent.

Both credit and blame for Doge’s seemingly irrational ascent have been placed on the “Dogefather” himself, Elon Musk, who has taken great pleasure in posting Doge memes to his 52 million followers on Twitter throughout much of 2021.
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📶Cryptocurrencies :
🔺BTC/USD - 57004 (+1.71%)
🔺ETH/USD - 3465 (+3.55%)
🔻LTC/USD - 340 (-1.36%)
🔺ADA/USD - 1,61 (+16.65%)
🔺NEO/USD - 118.01 (+12.73%)
🔺DOGE/USD - 0,5987 (+15.41%)

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🔻NASDAQ - 13481,9 (-0.74%)
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​​📈Bitcoin clips $58K as Dogecoin stalls and adoption news fuels bulls
New allocations from big business come as momentum behind the latest altcoin rally seems to shift away from familiar names.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD’s return to battle familiar resistance near old all-time highs on Thursday.

The move builds on strength from earlier in the week. As Cointelegraph reported, Wednesday saw $57,000 and 5% daily gains.

As analysts began to note, however, altcoins are facing increasing pressure from a newly invigorated Bitcoin, which just days before had been left in the shade by their performance.

Thursday, thus, saw 4.4% growth on BTC/USD, while Binance Coin (BNB) and Dogecoin (DOGE), previously the week’s high flyers, were both flat. Other altcoins did manage to deliver impressive returns and beat Bitcoin on the day, notably Cardano (ADA) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH), which were up 16% and 22%, respectively, at the time of writing.

The largest cryptocurrency thus again faced final resistance beginning at just under $60,000.

Bitcoin had benefited from a major United States bank adoption announcement, which was followed by news that the largest e-commerce company in Latin America, MercadoLibre, had added $7.6 million of BTC to its balance sheet.
​​📌Price analysis 9/13
Bitcoin’s quick dip below $44,000 sent altcoin prices into a freefall and has some traders worried that the correction could deepen.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) failure to make a strong recovery in the past few days has resulted in profit-booking in most major altcoins, threatening to pull the total crypto market capitalization back below $2 trillion.

The United States equity markets witnessed profit-booking and the S&P 500 dropped by 1.69% last week, suggesting the development of a risk-off sentiment. Charles Edwards, CEO of investment manager Capriole, pointed out that “almost every Bitcoin correction in 2021” has corresponded with a 2% or more drop in the S&P 500.

Irrespective of the near-term weakness in Bitcoin, MicroStrategy has continued to build its holdings. The company’s CEO Michael Saylor recently revealed a purchase of 5,050 Bitcoin bought at an average price of $48,099 per coin. This has increased the company’s stockpile to 114,042 Bitcoin, bought at an average cost of about $27,713 per coin.

Is Bitcoin in a firm bear grip and could this result in a sell-off in major altcoins?
​​And news from the series "tweet of Elon Musk"

Elon Musk got a Shiba Inu puppy and named him Floki.

A couple of hours after posting a photo of the puppy on Twitter, the price of Floki Inu's coin is up almost 140%, and the Shiba Floki token is up 1309%.📈