Ethereum OI Hits $7.7 Billion, Why A Rally Might Be In The Works
Ethereum open interest (OI) had seen a meteoric rise in the weeks leading up to the Ethereum Merge. Even after the Merge, the open interest has not declined, given all of the new interest from institutional investors following the network’s move to a proof of work mechanism. This time around, the Ethereum open interest has hit another important high point, which points to a possible rally in the price of ETH. Open Interest Reaches $7.7 Billion Ethereum open interest still remains high despite ETH’s decline to the low $1,000s back in September. Data shows that the open interest in ETH has....
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Shiba inu (SHIB) is up over 50% as of writing, with cryptocurrency markets continuing to gain momentum to start the week. The so-called ‘meme coin’ rally has seen SHIB recapture a $16 billion market capitalization.
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On Monday, bitcoin (BTC) and ethereum (ETH) both reached multi-week highs, with DOGE and XRP also trading over 10% higher, however, none of these came close to today’s big gainer.
Shiba inu (SHIB) was today’s bull of the day, and was up by 48% as of writing, hitting an intraday high of $0.00003484 in the....
Ethereum (ETH) reached levels it last tested in January 2018 as a less volatile Bitcoin kept creating upside opportunities in the $105 billion altcoin market. The second-largest cryptocurrency (by market cap) surged by roughly 10 percent on Monday to hit an intraday peak level of $1,391.82. Its rally appeared in absence of any concrete catalysts, prompting observers to call the move entirely speculative. Meanwhile, some also noted that the coin merely benefited from a lack […]
Ethereum briefly crossed over the $2,000-level, a benchmark target for many bulls as they await a breakout price rally in the world's second-largest cryptocurrency market.
As these words are being typed, it seems Bitcoin wants to rally and ethereum is looking weak. This proves the wisdom of waiting for confirmation before executing a trade. Readers of yesterday’s column will recall that I ended by saying I was prepared to buy ethereum and/or ethxbt, but suggested I would wait for confirmation. As of now that confirmation has still not come. In fact, there are few concrete signals (that I can see) to indicate which way these currencies are going to break, so I for one will wait on the sidelines until a trend asserts itself. What might constitute a CLEAR AND....
Bitcoin has breached $17,000 for the first time in the last three years. The flagship cryptocurrency hit $17,100 ahead of the New York opening bell Tuesday, forming another upward leg in a rally that has already ballooned by 58 percent in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, its market cap closed towards $315 billion, just $20 billion […]