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The price of Ethereum has been hit at the $3,200 level. Investors should think about more drops in the price of ETH as the bears have a lot of power.
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Coinciding with concerns about rising inflation, the prospect of several more interest rates by the US Federal Reserve and fears about a global food shortage, global financial markets took a turn for the worst on April 11.
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Jack Mallers, the CEO of Strike, said in Miami that Bitcoin will be available through the Lightning Network to more than 400,000 stores and all US Shopify sites.
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The transaction costs for the two biggest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization have just decreased to historic lows, according to recent statistics
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According to one cryptocurrency specialist, Ethereum might run out of steam in 2022.
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Even if it's hovering at its all-time high, there are no signs of a breakout in the price of bitcoin. Furthermore, there doesn't appear to be any skewedness in the data. Ethereum and Ripple both have significant challenges that must be cleared before they can continue to rise.
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The crypto market has added over $600 billion since its January lows, as traders brace themselves for a $10 trillion earthquake, as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have recovered over the previous week.
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A technical reason for the strength of the digital asset market kept Bitcoin, ether, and other cryptocurrencies from losing their gains from the last two days, which was good news for the market.
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The Bitcoin price has soared in recent weeks. BTC is up almost 24% from the week of March 18, 2022 to the current weekly high. A fresh 2022 high is projected to close above the January open, turning Bitcoin bullish for 2022.