Here’s Why The Current Bitcoin Bear Might Last A While Longer
Bitcoin has been consolidating between the realized price and the balanced price for three months so far, here’s why this can suggest the bear market may still have some ways to go before it concludes. Bitcoin Is Currently Below, But Near, The $21.1k Realized Price According to the latest weekly report from Glassnode, the realized and the balanced price models are suitable for approximating the bottom formation range for BTC. The “realized price” is a Bitcoin value model based on the idea of realized cap. In simple terms, what it represents is the cost-basis of the....
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Ethereum has struggled alongside Bitcoin through the current bear market climate but this has not stopped bullish predictions for the digital asset. The most recent bullish prediction comes from British multinational bank Standard Chartered which believes that the Ethereum price could climb higher than $8,000. Factors That Could Trigger The Rise Geoff Kendrick, Head of Digital Assets Research at Standard Chartered Bank has revealed his forecast for the Ethereum price in a research note. According to the researcher, he sees big things in the future of the digital asset which could climb....
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