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Two years from the March 2020 crash, markets are in a delicate balance. The risk of a similar crash is building up, and such an event would be consistent with the ends of prior bear cycles. However, the longer-term accumulation trends are still impressively constructive.
The past year has seen major changes in trading interest. It's been well documented that LUNA and SOL have emerged into the top 10 market cap assets with very high volume. But this has come at the expense of BTC and ETH volumes.
Rising Bitcoin dominance could spell trouble for alts, how will this play out?
The market price of bitcoin is consolidating above $38,000, but stays closely correlated to the stock market. At the same time, the number of daily active addresses is steadily growing, as is the supply of stablecoins.
Crypto.com paid $700 million to rename the NBA Lakers' home arena, pushing its CRO price to an all-time high.
After recovering last week, bitcoin has again fallen down below $40,000 over the weekend. At the same time, funds keep moving out of exchanges, continuing a six months trend.
The debate between Bitcoin and Gold as a store of value heated up this weekend as Gold soars towards an all time high whilst Bitcoin drops below $40k.
Crypto prices remain volatile after concerns of Nuclear disaster in Europe subside. However, fighting around the Zaporizhzhia power plant may not be over causing uncertainty in the markets.
Nearly 420 million Luna worth $36 billion has been unstaked from pools since July 2021. Whilst the price of Luna rises, the truth is that investors have been pulling money from staking pools for months.
