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Just when everyone’s recovering from all that 2020 madness, 2021 appears all set to up the ante.
Although there is a possibility that the launch of CME’s Ethereum futures market could cause a correction, several factors make it increasingly unlikely. Here’s why.
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The price of Bitcoin had been on a parabolic rise for the first two weeks of 2021 — despite the temporary void left by institutional players. The price of Bitcoin continued to muscle through, thanks to retail FOMO.
XRP soared significantly over the last month, bouncing back from a tough August to almost tripling its price. These wild price swings are more often than not associated with fundamental changes. So what’s different this time?
From an attempt to account for the ownership of roughly 50% of BTC’s total supply, we found that institutional investors are becoming increasingly relevant to its uptake.
BTC broke through the $16k level for the first time since 2018, carrying on the bullish uptrend
The DeFi space is also gaining momentum, with total valued locked trending up for two consecutive weeks.
The decentralized finance (DeFi) market saw a strong resurgence beginning June 2020. The popularity of DeFi and the vast amounts of capital deployed across DeFi protocols could positively affect Ethereum in 2021 through four factors.