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Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Ethereum, Bitcoin & Ripple – European Wrap 14 April

Whale grabs 16,000 ETH as Ethereum Foundation vows support for L1, RWA and stablecoins

The Ethereum Foundation, through its Co-Executive Director, Tomasz K. Stańczak, outlined a simplified version of its roadmap on Sunday. The roadmap focuses on scaling blobs, enhancing the performance of the layer-1 blockchain, and improving the user experience on layer-2 interoperability and the app layer. 

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Bitcoin Price Forecast: BTC retests key resistance at $85K, breakout to $90K or rejection to $78K?

Bitcoin (BTC) price edges higher and approaches its key resistance at $85,000 on Monday, with a breakout indicating a bullish trend ahead. Metaplanet announced Monday that it purchased an additional 319 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 4,525 BTC. Additionally, Amberdata shows that the $100,000 strike price has the highest open interest (OI), indicating a bullish sentiment among traders. However, institutional demand continues to weaken, as Bitcoin spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recorded a total net outflow of $713.30 million last week.

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XRP price teases breakout, bulls defend $2 support

Ripple (XRP) price grinds higher and trades at $2.15 during the early European session on Monday. The token sustained a bullish outlook throughout the weekend supported by bullish sentiment from the 90-day tariff suspension in the United States. XRP relies on the immediate $2.00 support to collect more liquidity as whales launch a new buying spree, taking advantage of the recent drawdowns in the crypto market.

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