Bitcoin is making gains after a strong volume weekend while ether’s percentage of BTC price shows it may have room to climb.
Bitcoin’s price dipped below $18,000 for the third straight day while an increase in active Ethereum addresses is fundamentally positive.
Data indicates DeFi could take a huge bite out of CeFi when it comes to the ether cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin slipped below $18,000 again Thursday as ether’s volatility in 2020 shows a different dynamic.
Bitcoin fell below $18,000 Wednesday while DeFi closing in on $15 billion locked may have more to do with price than actual cryptocurrency parked there.
The bitcoin market dipped again Tuesday while traders have scooped up ether options at the $1,120 price level.
A bit of bitcoin price dumping occurred Monday while some investors dove back into DeFi with their ether.
Bitcoin briefly dropped below $19,000 on a low-volume day while the ether options market seems to be in decline for now.
Bitcoin’s price is in a tight range Thursday while some investors are moving into ether.
Bitcoin’s price is seeing little action while the ether options market is betting on a much lower valuation for the asset in 2021.
XRP jumped 169% in November to top the performance rankings among digital assets in the CoinDesk 20, outperforming bitcoin and ether.
Bitcoin’s bull run stalls while ether is still acting like a little brother despite the audacious Eth 2.0 upgrade.
A combination of volume, derivatives action and infrastructure improvements led bitcoin’s price to go where it hasn’t gone before. Ether is looking supremely bullish, too.
Bitcoin’s price rise stalled out just before hitting $19,500 Wednesday. The Ethereum network’s fees are in an upswing.
Bitcoin trades above $19,000 as ether options volume on exchange Deribit spikes.