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Utkarsh Gupta

Ethereum to Allow Gas Free Transactions for Users via Biconomy Platform

May 6, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

Around the last week of April, Ethereum 2.0 Beacon Chain Explorer (Phase 0) was launched and it has been massively successful testing. The testnet has gotten over 28k validators at the moment, which is indicative of the fact that the community had vested interest in the development of Ethereum 2.0.

Now, according to recent reports, Ethereum is already looking at scaling solutions and gas-free transactions before the highly-anticipated launch of ETH 2.0.

On 4th May, the Biconomy platform launched its beta mainnet which aim to provide tolls for Apps developer on Ethereum, and they will allow users to access applications without the involvement of crypto wallets or gas payments for transactions.

In short, Biconomy is currently looking to eradicate and simplify the interaction process with Apps, in order to make it far easier for developers to promote their products to their userbase.

DApps that will be undergoing the integration process with Biconomy will be allowed to access the applications through the protection of a familiar username and password, removing the need for smart contracts or gas fees. Biconomy allows developers to cover these costs and treat these small fees as customer acquisition costs, reducing friction, and enabling faster user growth.

Considering Ethereum had the most active DeFi and Apps platform, the utilization of Biconomy’s platform is foreseeable for Ethereum developers in the near future. However, the protocol is apparently malleable and can work with other platforms as well, with the likes of EOS and TRON coming to mind.

Additionally, it was also mentioned that Bicoinomy already had 10 launch partners which included-Matic Network, Torus, Daostack, Sapien Network, Dapp Pocket, Zefi, Alathea, Frontier Wallet, Fortmatic, and Idle Finance. Such strong support from various organizations highlighted the protocol’s potential for improved customer and developer experience.

Ethereum contracts empty or attached with Gas tokens

Back in April, it was reported that Ehtereum had the highest implementation of smart contracts, rising 75 percent more than the all-time-high in October 2019. With many speculating that those increasing smart contracts are a sign of high user engagement, it was recently revealed that these contracts were actually void or related to GasToken.

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According to data from Nansen, around 60 percent of the contracts deployed in Match was GasToken contracts. Now GasToken contracts can be deployed as dummy contracts and when the gas prices are low, these contracts can be destroyed and refunds can be facilitated when the gas prices are high.

Hence, the increasing number of smart contracts did not exactly reciprocate higher user activity in the ETH space.

At the moment, Ethereum is currently valued at $209 dollars with a market cap of $23.2 billion.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News

Ethereum’s CMBI outperforms Bitcoin Index with 58.7% in The Month of April

May 6, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

The month of April came to a close a week ago, but the first month of Q2 2020 had a huge positive effect on Bitcoin and Ethereum. During the final week of April, Coinmetrics announced that Bitcoin managed to outperform Ethereum for the first time in three weeks.

BTC reported a 17 per cent rise in its market cap, while Ethereum finished the week in a fairly good spot with a 12.8 per cent increase in its market cap.

As per the chart it was suggested that Bitcoin recorded a 12.2 per cent increase in active addresses in the charts, and that the number of transactions also improved by 5.4 per cent. On the other hand, the active addresses of Ehtereum improved by 4.8 percent and a 2.8 percent uptick was identified in terms of transactions.

However, the biggest digital asset was the most eye-catching figures for its BTC fees. Data indicated that BTC fees were up by 170 percent in the last week of April, underpinning the increase in Bitcoin‘s market health. Higher BTC fees indicated that miners were profitable and paid more at the time Bitcoin’s fee-to-revenue ratio increased by more than 6 percent on April 30th, the highest amount since June 2019.

Ethereum CMBI index outperforms Bitcoin Index in April 

While Bitcoin had the upper hand in the last week of April, Ethereum managed to produce better returns throughout the week and the month as a whole.

The study suggested that both CMBI and Bletchley Indexes had a strong week off the back of continued market growth. Despite the horror show in April, the more volatile low cap assets were in the black, with returns of more than 13 per cent on the map.

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The CMBI Bitcoin Index and CMBI Ethereum Index recorded 6.9 percent and 7.6 percent positive returns respectively and a combined monthly evaluation indicated that Ethereum had outdone Bitcoin over the course of April.

The report stated,

“After a March to forget, crypto assets bounced back strong in May with an almost uncanny uniform performance across the top 70 assets, with the Bletchley 10, 20, 40 and Total all returning between 34% and 36%. However, it was the CMBI Ethereum Index that outpaced all other indexes, returning 58.7% in what was its second-best month in the past two years.”

 

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Bitcoin’s CMBI returns for April were about 36.4 percent, taking the 2nd position behind Ethereum in the charts.

Filed Under: Bitcoin News, Altcoin News, News Tagged With: Bitcoin (BTC), btc, ETH, Ethereum (ETH)

Litecoin Price Prediction: LTC Faces Inevitable Drop Below $42, Unless Bitcoin Chimes in

May 5, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

In line with the collective crypto industry, Litecoin has undergone a very steep price change in the last 5 days. Although a period of consolidation was anticipated after the rally on 29 April, the sideways trend persisted and the community anticipated a bullish rally at any time. However, things could take another turn in the charts, and market analysis indicates that a bearish turnaround could take place sooner than later.

Litecoin 1-day chart

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From a long-term perspective, the price of Litecoin has continued to shift within the trend lines of the ascending channel. The channel has been taking shape since March 12th and reported higher rates at $40, $44 and $46 with the upper trend line.

Following an ascending path, a bearish breakout is the predicted outcome, and over the next few weeks, Litecoin may witness a $42 re-test support. The possible reversal zone is between $42 and $39, and given that LTC is unable to move through another bullish rally, the token may drop to $42 or $39 before attempting to break the long-term resistance to $54.

The key sign is that Litecoin was unable to move above the 200-day Moving Average during the recent rally. The 200-MA (yellow line) remained active at the time of writing.

Litecoin 4-hour chart

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Unfortunately, the Litecon trend did not look vibrant at the 4-hour map as well. The creation of a descending triangle is a clear indicator that the coin faces a short-term bearish breakout.

Solid support was $44 and long-term support was $39, but according to the VPVR indicator, the checkpoint (Red Line) was $41.41.

The market indicator indicated that the trading volume of $44 has been significant over the past month, which is why it should provide good support for a bounce back. If $44 support is unable to sustain the falling level, $42 will be the last strong price range beneath the imminent collapse.

The Relative Strength Index or RSI showed a strong selling pressure in the charts, as all the indicators pointed for a bearish breakout.

Conclusion

Unless Bitcoin has a major say over the next few days, Litecoin is primed for a bearish pullback down to $44 or $42 over the short term, and may re-visit the price range between $42 and $39 at the end of May.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: Litecoin (LTC), Litecoin Price Prediction, LTC

Bitcoin Hashrate is Operating at all-time-high Range; So What Happens Next After Halving?

May 5, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

With just over a week to go until the 3rd Bitcoin halving occurs, Bitcoin hashrate is not operating at all-time high levels after dropping below 100 m TH / s back in March.

Hashrate is a direct indicator of how the miners react before the incoming event, and the recent rise in the total hashrate may be a hint of certain trends.

Hash rate

According to blockchain.com, the total  BTC hashrate has slowly climbed up in the charts since April, and by 3 May the registered hashrate was 113 million TH / s. The all-time high level was witnessed on 7 March, when the total hashrate was over 120 million TH / s.

While many speculate that following the halving, Bitcoin’s price will undergo a hike, historically it takes a bit of time before the rally begins. However, it is imperative to understand miners’ sentiment at the moment, which would not be the same as earlier halvings.

What does higher hashrate mean at the moment?

Higher Bitcoin hashrate directly translates into the fact that more computing power is currently enforced in the network. Higher hash power, among other things, makes it difficult for miners to mine BTCs as they become more competitive.

Now, historically, the hashrate has gone up during previous pre-halving periods as well, as miners hoard in the network to accumulate as much BTC before the blocks rewards are slashed. That could be one of the major reasons, indicating that miners are trying to take advantage of these last few days of 12.5 BTC block rewards.

But are miners profitable at present?

According to a number of reports and analyzes, it has been widely suggested that bitcoin miners remain profitable in space and will be able to continue their post halving operation if the valuation of bitcoin stayed above $7000-$7500.

Now, the good news is that bitcoin’s latest price movement in the chart has most likely strengthened miner’s sentiment in the charts. Bitcoin spiked from below $7500, up to $9300 in a two-day span on April 29-30, and the asset has been able to consolidate above $8500 in the last few days.

Miners would not be disappointed with that, hence in order to more BTC during this price point, it is likely miners are putting in more hash power at the moment in order to be as profitable as possible for the reduced rewards.

But will the situation be the same post-halving?

Post-halving, the situation might get a little bit tricky for small-term miners. Over the past two halvings, Bitcoin has generally registered a dip alongside its hashrate, during the first few weeks as the network undergoes in difficulty adjustment.

Now with the drop in difficulty, it also becomes easier to mine Bitcoin but alongside difficulty, BTC’s price is expected to plummet to a certain degree as well.

Hence, post-halving, the community may as well see Bitcoin dropped down below $7000-$7500 again, as small-miners shut down their operation for a temporary period.

However, the current activity levels were positive signs for the network, which suggests that in spite of the incoming halving, miners are mostly Bullish for the largest digital asset.

Filed Under: Bitcoin News, News Tagged With: Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin halving, btc

Litecoin’s Mimble Wimble Lead Developer Announces LTC Codebase Update

May 4, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

Other than being considered a bitcoin silver-counterpart, Litecoin is one of the top ten assets that has never been technically sound, and LTC has always lagged behind in space in terms of development.

Admitted, Litecoin is based out of Bitcoin‘s code but their past protocols have spiraled down into a state of stagnancy. Until now.

According to a recent update from David Burkett, lead developer on the Litecoin Mimblewimble project, he has currently completed the framework that builds valid headers, blocks, and transactions for functional testing and he is going to start integrating the developments on the Litecoin codebase. The update will be initiated with ConnectBlock logic. The post stated,

“This is the part where blocks are validated “to ensure valid UTXOs are being spent, no double-spends, etc, and is also responsible for actually adding the blocks to the chain”.

Burkett indicated that they have set -up a ‘high-level plan for May’ and are aiming to conduct several other forms of testing and integration within the LTC codebase.

Admitting that the update has been long and overdue, David also gave an update on the Grin++ side and suggested that it had achieved a release candidate v1.0.0 status, which made its ‘first non-beta version.’

The idea of MimbleWimble was first revealed in 2016 when a white paper author with a pen name,  Tom Elvis Jedusor released it in on a Bitcoin research channel.

The objective of the project was to expand on the efficiency of Litecoin’s blockchain scalability, privacy, and make LTC transactions more fungible in the space. In an earlier blog post, Burkett had stated,

“This will include all block & tx validation rules, basic p2p messaging, transaction pool, syncing, and the ability to mine blocks. This will NOT include a usable GUI wallet for casual users to test it out. Transactions will likely need to be created manually at first, or via a cli or automated tool.”

Additionally, early in March, protocols for one-sided MimbleWimble transactions in the form of a Litecoin Improvement Proposal [LIP] was posted by the developer as well.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: Litecoin (LTC), LTC, Mimble Wimble

Bitcoin in Ethereum’s blockchain? wBTC to change the DeFi-Bitcoin game

May 4, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

MakerDAO was the most powerful player in DeFi space and last year’s Multi-Collateral Dai launched showed the purpose of the protocol. Currently, in order to continue the development of stablecoin DAI, according to Maker’s official blog, the company is conducting an executive poll to add WBTC as a collateral style asset to DAI.

Last year, Creator released its MCD back in November 2019, but the protocol backed only a bunch of new collateral assets in addition to Ethereum. In the beginning, the likes of BAT were added to the collateral bin. The USDC was recently introduced after the market collapse on 13 March, which was introduced in order to achieve some form of stability in the Maker system.

The addition of wBTC may seem shocking to a member of the group, but the wrapped asset has been on the sidelines, and many have suggested that it is one of the best ways to inject Bitcoin’s liquidity into the Ethereum network.

What is wBTC? 

WBTC, or Wrapped Bitcoin, is an ERC20 token based on Ethereum that is 1:1 attached to Bitcoin. WBTC leverages a consortium model for Bitcoin’s custody, relying on a number of popular DeFi projects including Kyber Network, Ren Protocol, and BitGo to name a few to carry, mint, and burn the underlying assets.

The inclusion of wBTC now opens the door to the growing unity between Bitcoin and DeFi. It has been noted that over the last 6 months, more and more options have been put on the table to carry BTC to DeFi. One of the key reasons for this is the strong liquidity of Bitcoin.The Ethereum community believed that the financial functionality of DeFi and Ethereum would boost several folds if any bitcoin liquidity was present in the ETH blockchain.

wBTC all-time high in Total Locked Value

wBTC

According to DeFi Pulse, the wBTC is incurring an all-time high valuation of the overall value of the US dollar at the press time. At more than 10 million locked in TVL, its utility has seen a dramatic rise over the past month, even though the May depreciation took its TVL down to $4.31 million on May 13.

It is also important to note that wBTC has been leading Lightning Network Capacity over the past month as BTC locked in Lightning stayed relatively below wBTC’s capacity.

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The rise in TVL in wBTC terms can also have an effect on the price of Bitcoin. By locking bitcoin on the network through wBTC, the amount of bitcoin in circulation is reduced indefinitely. This causes the supply chain of Bitcoin to become smaller and the shortage in circulation that unintentionally increase the value of the King’s coin.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News, Bitcoin News Tagged With: Bitcoin (BTC), btc, ETH, Ethereum (ETH), wBTC

Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Could Drop to $208 if Selling Pressure Persists.

May 3, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

Ethereum appears to have reached a period of consolidation in the charts after rising close to 11% on 29 April. The price went up to $224 on the 30th, but since then the second-largest asset is still under $213. However, the recent analysis indicated that the token could be looking at another correction phase in the coming week.

At press time, Ethereum had a market cap of 23.89 billion dollars, with a significant trading volume of 19.79 billion dollars in the past day.

Ethereum 1-hour chart

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The first point that can be seen from Ethereum’s 1-hour chart is that the asset is actually following market trends. The Bullish rally began on April 29th after the token broke away from the symmetrical triangle pattern. The rally’s momentum was strong and ETH broke main support at $200, $208, and $2016 on its way to $225. However, sharp corrections have followed since then, and after a brief spell under support $208, Ethereum was back above the support.

At press time, Ethereum’s valuation is currently navigating the growing wedge trend. According to the trend study, the rising wedge trend is indicative of an imminent bearish pullback. Ethereum’s present is $214, which is just under the $216 resistance. Given that a bearish breakout is taking place over the next week, Ethereum can re-test resistance again at $208. The support at $208 is strong whereas at $211 is more vulnerable to hold ETH’s breakout.

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At the moment, market indicators have also indicated a similar direction for Ethereum.

The Relative Strength Index or RSI shows that trading pressure has been strong over the past day, as people entering the market under $200 are now seeking to make a profit. The reduction in buying pressure may also be temporary because another surge is likely to drive the price up again in the longer term.

MACD suggested that the signal line is currently above the MACD line, indicating the beginning of a bearish trend. If this trend is to continue, Ethereum can make it easier to drop to $208 or $211 over the next 48 hours.

Conclusion

Sideways consolidation following a price rise is also perceived to be positive if the market includes a rebound within 48 hours. It’s been more than 48 hours since the rally took place on the 29th, so the chance of a decline has a higher likelihood. Ethereum might re-test support $208 by 5th May or under the next 7-days.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: ETH, Ethereum (ETH)

Bitcoin Back Above $9000; is Improved BTC Velocity and Transaction Count Doing The Trick?

May 3, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

Bitcoin’s valuation was able to breach more than $9,000 in press time, but it is essential to note the improvement in some of the metrics in April.

According to Arcane’s weekly update, It was indicated that Bitcoin’s velocity in the network has witnessed a substantial rise in the past few weeks. The rate at which BTC is being transacted has picked up pace from March, which suggests that the user engagement in the space is much more than usual levels.

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Bitcoin velocity is defined as the speed at which Bitcoin is moved through the Bitcoin on-chain network. According to the above chart, Bitcoin currently had a velocity rate of 6 which meant that BTC is being transacted 6 times more than usual at the time of writing. For example, if 1 BTC is being processed per minute at the usual rate, 6 BTCs are moving in the network per minute at the moment.

It has also been reported that past periods of higher speed for Bitcoin have historically been a period of fruition for investors and traders. The higher velocity of the BTC has been directly translated into a higher Bitcoin valuation, which seems to be the current scenario.

The above statement can be verified by the fact that the number of active BTC addresses and transaction counts has also increased in the charts recently.

The increase in the number of transactions defines the number of unique addresses entering the network mempool during higher trading activities.

It can be speculated that increasing bitcoin velocity, higher transaction count, and higher network activity could lead to another price rally for bitcoin over the next few weeks.

Exchanges continue to lose Bitcoins

Although Bitcoin is going through a lucrative period as an asset, the same can not be said for crypto exchanges. According to data from Glassnode, the number of market participants had begun to take their BTC out of the exchanges after the crash on 12 March, and the situation had not improved much during the press period.

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Over the past month, the number of BTCs lost by exchange addresses is more than 10% and continues to fluctuate in a downward spiral.

One of the main reasons for this trend could be an increase in Bitcoin holders. As Bitcoin prices have continued to rebound sharply since March 12, more and more hodlers are moving their coins away from exchanges and are therefore unlikely to sell their funds in the near future.

Another major reason indicated in the report is a lack of confidence in exchanges, as the mishap of BitMEX in the mid-March collapse caused the investors a mishap.

Filed Under: Bitcoin News, News Tagged With: Bitcoin (BTC), btc

Ripple and XRP’s Q1 2020 was Unexpected in Many Ways for The Crypto Space

May 2, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

Ripple recently released its Q1 2020 XRP Markets Report and a different set of developments with respect to XRP’s market were observed in the first three months of 2020 as compared with previous quarter reports.

During the Black Thursday event, when the Bitcoin and Ethereum ecosystems were struggling with network and performance issues, eventually leading to an increase in transaction fees, XRPL remained stable. The company reported that the performance of XRP Ledger, such as transaction pricing and speed, remained stable.

RippleNet’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL)

One of the major expansions in 2019 was the ODL of RippleNet and the quarterly update indicated that the transaction volume of ODL service had improved by 294 per cent in terms of the dollar value traded in the industry.

Taking the example of Ripple and Azimo, a digital money transfer service based in the United Kingdom, the report indicated,

“Azimo launched its service to send payments to the Philippines and, within a few months, ODL saved the company 30%-50% when arranging currency transfers between customers in the Philippines and those in the UK and Europe.”

XRP Sales, Reported Volume and Volatility

In the past, Ripple has often been criticized for facilitating the sale of XRP in large amounts to maintain its balance sheet. This time around, it was observed that Ripple had significantly reduced XRP sales and also maintained a hard cap on programmatic sales.

XRP’s total sales in Q1 2020 amounted to just $1.75 million, while XRP’s sales in Q4 2019 amounted to $13.08 million. The organization kept its focus entirely on OTC sales to develop XRP’s utility and liquidity in strategic regions, including the Asia Pacific region and EMEA.

In addition, the reported daily volume for the third-largest token also increased from $187.34 million in Q4 2019 to $322.66 million in Q1 2020 and remained relatively high above the reported average of $198.10 million in 2019.

However, in Q1 2020, the volatility of regular returns for XRP was incredibly high, with a 6.2 percent jump from Q4 2019 low of 3.1 percent. Interestingly, the volatility of XRP over the quarter was higher than that of BTC (5.8 per cent) and lower than that of ETH (7.3 per cent).

On the downside, however, even after showing signs of decoupling from large-capital digital assets, XRP’s correlations with other large-capitalization digital assets spike to 100 percent after Black Thursday’s Market Meltdown. It should be reduced in the long run but at the moment the demand remains strongly correlated with the digital asset collective industry.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News Tagged With: Ripple (XRP), xrp

Bitcoin Halving-Day is a Potential ‘Non-Event’ In-Spite of Huge Market Alterations

May 2, 2020 by Utkarsh Gupta

With only 10 days to go for the highly anticipated Bitcoin halving, the community has begun to brace itself for a period of high volatility and price swings in the space. With a part of the community expecting the price to boom after the event, whereas another predicting a huge slump, there were interesting arguments on both sides of the plateau.

However, Arcane Research’s recent blog post identified a few key factors that were missed by everyone and could end up being key over the next two weeks.

How much will Demand and Inflation rate come into play?

When people talk about prices going up and down, the community ends up ignoring the major factors that dictate valuations. One of the main changes that will be implemented right off the bat after halving is the drop in the inflation rate for Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s inflation rate would drop from 3.6% to 1.8% post halving, which means that without a change in demand, the halving should only trigger a 1.8% price increase over the first year after the halving.

Now, change in demand is the key phrase here.

Bitcoin prices will definitely be decided on the demand for the asset and, following the recent rally, BTC’s market is already hot and active, so it won’t be shocking for Bitcoin to undergo a surge in pre and post halving interest and demand.

The case of Marginal Buyers and Sellers 

Now, before we explain, it is important to understand that Marginal buyers and sellers are the people who make quick market transitions during a competitive period.

With Bitcoin holding being a huge sentiment in the midst of the proponents at the moment, it was indicated that the price could be determined to some extent by the marginal buyer and the marginal seller and not by the holders alone.

The report stated,

“The halving could tilt the balance between the marginal buyers and sellers, setting off a bull market with a feedback loop where more people want to buy when the price rise.”

Hence, it is possible that a pre-halving pump would surface again and the underlying rate of growth and awareness would drive Bitcoin’s price towards new highs.

Bitcoin Halving Day: A non-event?

Now, the effects of halving before and after legitimate reasoning, but the halving day itself could be a big non-event. It was indicated that Bitcoin’s options market would have a tendency for all the trader to be more interested in hedged downside risk with put options than to speculate on a large upside with OTM call options.

The non-halving argument makes sense considering the impacts of the block rewards slashing down by half with not trigger an immediate Ripple effect, as the changes will be witnessed gradually in the ecosystem. With 10 days to go, it will only get more interesting on how Bitcoin behaves pre-halving, in terms of price and sentiment.

Filed Under: Bitcoin News, News Tagged With: Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin halving, btc

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