Borsalardaki Ether dengesi, tüm zamanların en düşük seviyesine yaklaşıyor
Borsalardaki Ether (ETH) sayısı, staking işlemlerinin mevcut Ether’i tüketmesiyle, Temmuz 2016’dan bu yana görülmeyen bir seviyeye ulaşıyor.
Glassnode’dan gelen veriler, Perşembe günü itibarıyla tüm Ether’lerin yüzde 14,85’inin, merkezi borsalara ait cüzdanlarda tutulduğunu gösteriyor. Piyasa, 2016 yazında Ether’in emekleme dönemi yaşamasından bu yana ilk kez bu kadar düşük bir seviyeyi görüyor.
Son birkaç haftada staking işlemlerinin artmasıyla piyasadaki arz sünger gibi çekiliyor.
Bitfinex analistleri CoinDesk’le şu bilgileri paylaştı:
Ayrıca tüm bunlar kripto ticaret hacimlerinin çift haneli rakamlar seviyesinde azalması sırasında yaşanıyor.
İşlem hacmine göre dünyanın en büyük kripto borsası Binance, Nisan ayında üst üste iki ay spot işlem hacimlerinde yüzde 48’lik bir düşüş yaşamış ve 287 milyar doları görmüştü. Bu da 2021 yılından bu yana ikinci en düşük seviyeydi. Yine aynı ay borsanın pazar payı yüzde 46’ya düştü. Tüm bunlar makroekonomik belirsizlikler ve ABD banka çöküşleri nedeniyle yaşandı ve sektör genelinde yüzde 40’lık bir düşüş gerçekleşti.
CoinDesk verilerine göre Ether şu anda yüzde 1,42’lik bir artışla 1,812 dolardan işlem görüyor.
Bu makale ilk olarak CoinDesk Türkiye üzerinde yayımlanmıştır.
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for April 14, 2023.
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Ether (ETH) continues to outperform bitcoin (BTC) following the Ethereum network’s Shanghai upgrade, which has proven to be bullish for much of the cryptocurrency market, with many altcoins following suit. Ether is up 6% on the day vs. bitcoin which gained 1%. Bitcoin did briefly cross $31,000 on Friday for the first time since June 2022, marking a 10% gain over the last 7 days. Ether rose 13% over the same time frame. Arbitrum (ARB) an Ethereum scaling solution, led gains this week, rising almost 30%. According to Sheraz Ahmed, STORM’s managing partner, ARB is bouncing back from the overselling caused by its airdrop in March, which saw the Ethereum layer 2 distribute its long-awaited governance token to community members. The airdrop, however, was plagued with bugs and phishing scams. “The crypto markets are heavily emotionally driven, and we often see overbought/sold tokens based on over-reactions,” said Ahmed.
Top 10 protocols with a market capitalization > $1B. (Messari)
The tokenization of real-world assets gathers pace, Bank of America (BAC) said in a research report Thursday, which noted that the tokenized gold market surpassed $1 billion in value last month. Tokenization is the process of putting ownership of tangible assets – precious metals being one example – on the blockchain, and thus offering the convenience of buying and selling these assets around the clock as the involvement of traditional brokers is not necessary. Bank of America sees this tokenization – which could also include commodities, currencies and equities –as a “key driver of digital asset adoption.”
Solana Labs’ crypto-forward smartphone Saga will go on public sale May 8, the company behind the Solana blockchain said Thursday. Pre-ordered devices are shipping now. The Android smartphone is a gamble on mobile being imperative to the future of crypto, employees at Solana-focused companies told CoinDesk. It was nearly 10 months ago that Solana first teased the radical potential of a cellphone that doubled as a dedicated crypto hardware wallet, and the possibilities such a product could hold for its entire ecosystem. The new device from Solana Mobile costs $1,000 and is built on hardware from Bay Area smartphone company OSOM. Phonemaker names both big and small – HTC and Sirin Labs among them – have previously failed in their efforts to create a crypto-forward smartphone, setting an ominous precedent for Solana, a device built for and marketed to a single crypto ecosystem.
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BTC and ETH have risen about 9% and 12%, respectively, over the past seven days. While BTC has driven the market this year so far, the Shapella upgrade has boosted ETH trading, according to an analyst.
Bitcoin and ether’s prices rose handsomely in an eventful week of mildly encouraging inflation veri and Ethereum’s long-awaited Shapella upgrade.
Bitcoin (BTC) was recently trading at $30,450, up 0.4% from 24 hours ago and more than 9% for the week, according to CoinDesk veri. The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization breached $31,000 earlier in the day before retreating during the U.S. intraday (ET).
Ether (ETH) gained 5.4% on Friday to recently trade at $2,105. It’s up over 12% for the week.
Bitcoin, Ether 7-Day Returns (CoinDesk Research)
“Ether and bitcoin have both seen upside follow-through after confirming base breakouts in late March, which are as positive intermediate-term developments on their charts,” Will Tamplin, senior analyst at technical research firm Fairlead Strategies, told CoinDesk in an email.
Tamplin noted that ETH and BTC’s next major resistance levels are roughly $2,400 and $35,900, respectively, targeted over the next several weeks.
Yet, he added that with both assets “beginning to look extended in the short term … we would not rule out a pullback in the coming days to digest recent gains,” with initial support near $1,670 for ETH and $25,200 for BTC.
Greg Magadini, director of derivatives at crypto analytics firm Amberdata, highlighted in an interview with CoinDesk that the relative expensiveness of ETH calls versus puts in ETH – also known as the risk reversal skew – currently sits positive to the call side for all expirations post-Shapella. Magadini said that this trend signals “bullish activity in the sense that people are willing to hisse more on the call side.”
Typically, a call buyer is bullish about the market, while the put buyer is bearish.
Magadini noted that while bitcoin has driven options volume, open interest and volatility this year, particularly as BTC surged in January and after last month’s banking crisis, “the Shapella upgrade is the first time that we’re getting some life back into the Ethereum market,” he said.
Prior to the upgrade, investors split on how the market would react to the event, with some expecting potential selling pressure to ETH and others believing no major impact on the market.
“On Ethereum, developers have proven that they can follow through on their vision,” Magadini said. “We’ve made a major milestone and so this brings back validity and credibility to Ethereum.”
Meanwhile, several other altcoins jumped Friday. Decentralized smart contracts platform Injective Protocol’s INJ surged more than 28% in the past 24 hours to trade at $8.64, while artificial intelligence-focused crypto protocol Fetch.ai’s FET rose by 13% to trade at 40 cents. Layer 2 network Optimism’s OP was up 7% to $2.62.
The CoinDesk Market Index, which measures the overall crypto market performance, was up 9% for the week.
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Equities wrapped up Friday lower as investors started to process the earnings season: The S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq closed down 0.2% and 0.3%, respectively. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was down 0.4% for the day.
