First Mover: Bitcoin Steady as Trump Tweets and Neo Takes on Ethereum
Trump's back-and-forth tweets over U.S. stimulus whipsaw bitcoin prices along with traditional markets, and Neo ratchets up competition with Ethereum.
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Ethereum classic was a notable mover in today’s session, as the token rose by nearly 30% on Tuesday. The surge comes as it was confirmed that the Ethereum merge event will take place next week, between September 13-15. Another big mover was avalanche, which rose by over 8% earlier today.
Ethereum Classic (ETC)
Ethereum classic (ETC) climbed above the $40 mark on Tuesday, as markets reacted to news of The Merge event.
Following a low of $32.20 to start the week, ETC/USD surged to a peak of $41.46 earlier in the day.
Today’s rally saw ethereum....
As U.S. President Donald Trump fades in election polls, Wall Street analysts are sketching out the market implications of legislative races.