BCH noted a bearish divergence on the charts, with the price making higher highs even as the momentum indicator (RSI) made lower highs. This, coupled with Bitcoin’s slide from $52,000, saw BCH drop from $550 to touch $508 over the past few days.
Subsequently, Bitcoin Cash bounced to $523, but the short-term momentum was in favor of the bears as the RSI slipped under 50 to denote a hike in bearish pressure. The $507-level has acted as support previously, but it is likely to be flipped to resistance over the next few hours.
Trading volume spiked during sessions where BCH lost value, suggesting that market sentiment was in favor of the market’s bears.
Subsequently, Bitcoin Cash bounced to $523, but the short-term momentum was in favor of the bears as the RSI slipped under 50 to denote a hike in bearish pressure. The $507-level has acted as support previously, but it is likely to be flipped to resistance over the next few hours.
Trading volume spiked during sessions where BCH lost value, suggesting that market sentiment was in favor of the market’s bears.
The past few days have seen TRX climb past the 38.2% and the 50% retracement levels, based on TRX’s fall from $0.06 to $0.038. The OBV also climbed slowly and registered a series of higher lows, but this was not yet indicative of bullish strength.
The MACD registered a slight uptick in northbound momentum. In conjunction with TRX’s climb past the $0.05-mark, it seemed to be a sign of steady recovery for TRX. A drop back under the $0.0495-mark would be a bearish development and could result in the market’s bears flipping the retracement level from support to resistance.
The MACD registered a slight uptick in northbound momentum. In conjunction with TRX’s climb past the $0.05-mark, it seemed to be a sign of steady recovery for TRX. A drop back under the $0.0495-mark would be a bearish development and could result in the market’s bears flipping the retracement level from support to resistance.
On the 4-hour chart, EGLD broke out to the upside and retested the upper boundaries of the descending channel it was trading within for most of February. Such a breakout generally sees the price reverse and rise back towards the peak of the channel – In this instance, to the $200-$210 region.
After the price flipped the 23.6% retracement level to support, there was a noticeable hike in trading volume. Even though the most recent session hadn’t closed at press time, it had significant volume and pointed to market conviction.
The Awesome Oscillator pictured a bearish twin peak set up (orange), a sell signal, but EGLD bulls were able to arrest the fall at $130 and drive the prices higher.
After the price flipped the 23.6% retracement level to support, there was a noticeable hike in trading volume. Even though the most recent session hadn’t closed at press time, it had significant volume and pointed to market conviction.
The Awesome Oscillator pictured a bearish twin peak set up (orange), a sell signal, but EGLD bulls were able to arrest the fall at $130 and drive the prices higher.
Bitcoin “Cheat Sheet” Calls For Next Leg Up To $77K
Bitcoin price is taking its time consolidating around $50,000 but could be preparing for the next major leg up to around $77,000 per coin, according to what one trader calls a “cheat sheet” to the current crypto market bull run.
The “cheat sheet” is a fractal from the past that is playing out once again in Bitcoin markets almost perfectly. If the fractal continues, here’s how far it could take the price per BTC before the peak is in.
Bitcoin Trader Cheat Sheet Hints At Next Leg Up To Around $77K Per BTC
Bitcoin is making another attempt at holding above $50,000 and is struggling so far. If and when the cryptocurrency does manage to reclaim the key phycological level, it could give bulls the confidence to push to another range higher.
Bitcoin price is taking its time consolidating around $50,000 but could be preparing for the next major leg up to around $77,000 per coin, according to what one trader calls a “cheat sheet” to the current crypto market bull run.
The “cheat sheet” is a fractal from the past that is playing out once again in Bitcoin markets almost perfectly. If the fractal continues, here’s how far it could take the price per BTC before the peak is in.
Bitcoin Trader Cheat Sheet Hints At Next Leg Up To Around $77K Per BTC
Bitcoin is making another attempt at holding above $50,000 and is struggling so far. If and when the cryptocurrency does manage to reclaim the key phycological level, it could give bulls the confidence to push to another range higher.
Ethereum gas fees drop as daily DEX and DeFi volumes decline
Ethereum fees have pulled back from their recent highs alongside a decline in DeFi transaction volumes but the rise of NFTs could push transaction costs back to new highs.
MARKET ANALYSIS
The rising popularity of decentralized finance (DeFi) has brought fresh attention and optimism to the cryptocurrency sector with the total value locked on all protocols increasing from $1 billion to $59 billion in less than a year and the top 5 platforms accounting for $24.33 billion of the total value.
Rising gas fees have been one of the most noticeable results of the increasing interaction with DeFi protocols and currently, the Ethereum (ETH) network hosts the majority of the top DeFi projects. Gas fees have been steadily rising since November 2020 and reached a peak on Feb. 23 when the average transaction cost reached 373 Gwei which is approximately $11.72 at the current Ether price.
Ethereum fees have pulled back from their recent highs alongside a decline in DeFi transaction volumes but the rise of NFTs could push transaction costs back to new highs.
MARKET ANALYSIS
The rising popularity of decentralized finance (DeFi) has brought fresh attention and optimism to the cryptocurrency sector with the total value locked on all protocols increasing from $1 billion to $59 billion in less than a year and the top 5 platforms accounting for $24.33 billion of the total value.
Rising gas fees have been one of the most noticeable results of the increasing interaction with DeFi protocols and currently, the Ethereum (ETH) network hosts the majority of the top DeFi projects. Gas fees have been steadily rising since November 2020 and reached a peak on Feb. 23 when the average transaction cost reached 373 Gwei which is approximately $11.72 at the current Ether price.
DeFi transactions decreased as the market corrected
One possible source for the declining gas fees seen over the past couple of days can be found by looking at the daily decentralized exchange (DEX) volume.
One possible source for the declining gas fees seen over the past couple of days can be found by looking at the daily decentralized exchange (DEX) volume.
Daily DEX volume. Source: Dune Analytics
Data from Dune Analytics shows that trading volume on DEXs has been on the decline since peaking at $4.35 billion on Feb. 23 and the DEX daily 24-hour growth metric was down by 50% on March 3.
According to Connor Higgins, a data scientist at Flipside Crypto, fees have decreased over the past few days, but rather than attributing it to one specific cause, Higgins said that the high fees seen on Feb. 23 were an outlier when compared against the overall average on a longer time span.
Higgins said:
"On average fees did fall, but it looks more like they are normalizing after a day of unusually high fees.”
Data from Dune Analytics shows that trading volume on DEXs has been on the decline since peaking at $4.35 billion on Feb. 23 and the DEX daily 24-hour growth metric was down by 50% on March 3.
According to Connor Higgins, a data scientist at Flipside Crypto, fees have decreased over the past few days, but rather than attributing it to one specific cause, Higgins said that the high fees seen on Feb. 23 were an outlier when compared against the overall average on a longer time span.
Higgins said:
"On average fees did fall, but it looks more like they are normalizing after a day of unusually high fees.”
Ethereum fees by the hour. Source: Flipside Crypto
As seen on the chart above, gas fees were significantly higher than the average between Feb. 22 and Feb. 23 when network congestion increased due to a market-wide sell-off that saw BTC price fall by 23.6% and altcoin prices also corrected sharply. After the market stabalized, gas fees returned to their normal average.
Rising NFT transactions clo the Ethereum network
Those using the Ethereum network might have expected to see a more meaningful decline in gas fees as DeFi transactions decreased but this has not been the case. One reason rates remain high could be the recent increase in activity in the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) sector.
As seen on the chart above, gas fees were significantly higher than the average between Feb. 22 and Feb. 23 when network congestion increased due to a market-wide sell-off that saw BTC price fall by 23.6% and altcoin prices also corrected sharply. After the market stabalized, gas fees returned to their normal average.
Rising NFT transactions clo the Ethereum network
Those using the Ethereum network might have expected to see a more meaningful decline in gas fees as DeFi transactions decreased but this has not been the case. One reason rates remain high could be the recent increase in activity in the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) sector.
NFT project history chart. Source: NonFungible
As more and more NFT projects launch and hold auctions, high transaction costs and network congestion are likely to continue on the Ethereum network until a widely integrated scaling solution is implemented.
Layer 2 solutions and protocols with cross-chain bridges to Ethereum, such as Polygon and the Binance Smart Chain, have emerged over the past two months and many projects are migrating to these platforms as the best short-term solution to high fees.
Projects like Aavegotchi and SushiSwap have shown how effective these networks can be following their recent integrations with Polygon, and it’s likely that other NFT and DeFi projects will follow suit as the transaction costs and speeds are superior to Ethereum.
As more and more NFT projects launch and hold auctions, high transaction costs and network congestion are likely to continue on the Ethereum network until a widely integrated scaling solution is implemented.
Layer 2 solutions and protocols with cross-chain bridges to Ethereum, such as Polygon and the Binance Smart Chain, have emerged over the past two months and many projects are migrating to these platforms as the best short-term solution to high fees.
Projects like Aavegotchi and SushiSwap have shown how effective these networks can be following their recent integrations with Polygon, and it’s likely that other NFT and DeFi projects will follow suit as the transaction costs and speeds are superior to Ethereum.
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