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Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple rally shows trader optimism, fresh gains in cryptos

  • Bitcoin trades close to $58,000 on Friday, extending gains as market participants turn optimistic, anticipating a US rate cut in September. 
  • German government’s Bitcoin wallets are relatively low on BTC, as compared to the beginning of June, which could ease the selling pressure. 
  • Ethereum and XRP rallied on July 12 amidst market-wide gains in cryptocurrencies. 

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple update

Chart of the day

OM

OM/USDT daily chart 

Mantra (OM) is trading at $1.0698 at the time of writing. OM could extend gains by 10% and rally towards the July 11 top of $1.1730. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator is flashing green bars above the neutral line. 

MACD implies that there is underlying bullish momentum in OM’s price trend. 

Market updates

  • Lido protocol announced new reward opportunities for wstETH holders on Ethereum, Base and zkSyncm, with Maverick Protocol. 
  • Stacks co-founder announced that the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped its three-year investigation into the project, per an official tweet. 
  • Data from Artemis shows that over the past three months, Tron has consistently maintained the highest number of daily active addresses. The token’s activity has surpassed all other Layer 1 projects, per the data. 

Industry updates

  • Santiment data shows that wallets holding at least 10 Bitcoins climbed by 261 in July. This supports the thesis of Bitcoin adoption among traders. 
  • IOTA dropped the start of its new governance vote by utilizing the unmigrated token pool. 
  • Ethereum Classic (ETC) Grants DAO is currently in discussions with VanEck regarding the launch of an ETF/ ETN product. 

Author

Ekta Mourya

Ekta Mourya

FXStreet

Ekta Mourya has extensive experience in fundamental and on-chain analysis, particularly focused on impact of macroeconomics and central bank policies on cryptocurrencies.

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