Cryptocurrencies
Indian Securities Regulator Urges Mutual Fund Companies To Avoid Investing In Crypto, Until Regulations Set In
SEBI urges mutual fund companies in India to avoid investing in cryptocurrencies as the government is still considering new crypto rules.
Bitcoin Experiences Worst Selloff since May as BTC Trades below 200-Day Moving Average
Despite holding above the psychological price of $50K over the Christmas weekend, Bitcoin (BTC) experienced significant liquidation that drove the price downwards.
Bitcoin Continues to Circulate in a Semi-Bullish Territory
Bitcoin is still in a semi-bullish area, given that circulation continues to be steady, according to on-chain metrics provider Santiment.
Bitcoin Flows into Ethereum Network and Corporate Treasuries as WBTC
Throughout 2021, Bitcoin’s circulating supply has experienced significant changes as part of it has flowed into the Ethereum (ETH) network, exchange-traded investment vehicles, and corporate treasuries in the form of WBTC.
Is Bitcoin on the Verge of Forming the Bottom?
The Long-Term Holder NUPL (LTH-NUPL) indicator shows Bitcoin’s bottom is forming since it is at the same level as the past two significant pullbacks of 2021.
Ethereum Miners Revenue Percentage Reaches Monthly Low
The percentage of miner revenue from fees on the ETH network reached a monthly low of 36.145%.
Non-Zero Bitcoin Addresses Hit ATH as Illiquid Supply Sees Major Growth
More participants continue to join the Bitcoin (BTC) network despite continued consolidation.
Venture Capital Firms Almost Quadruple Previous High by Pumping $30B into the Crypto Industry in 2021
Venture capital firms kept a keen eye on the crypto industry to the extent of pouring $30 billion in this sector in 2021.
Is the Narrative about Bitcoin’s 4-Year Halving Cycle Diminishing?
With Bitcoin’s current return of approximately 456% since the third halving event in May 2020, this is a notable underachievement compared to the two previous cycles, which had recorded 1,355% and 4,974% respectively at this point in time.
Ethereum Fees Have Grown 10-Fold Since Q4 2020, Showing High Demand and Willingness to Pay
Gas fees in the Ethereum network have increased ten times since the fourth quarter of 2020.