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2/ Earlier today, Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen released a statement explaining the US President's Executive Order on cryptocurrency "will support responsible innovation".
Sec. Yellen's statement was later taken down.
1/ The #Ethereum Merge in Summer 2022 is steadily approaching.
Aside from the promised change from #proofofwork to #proofofstake (which you can read more about here: https://t.co/CljpZDbJkw), it is aiming to make $ETH a deflationary asset.
6/ $ETH has not been deflationary since the start of its history, recently the burn rate has decreased due to a lower network fee (#gasfee).
This has resulted in $ETH being continuously inflationary.
2/ Although the market is now nearly 38% down from Nov 2021, the capital inflow into #BTC and #ETH hasn't reduced dramatically.
This reflects that in uncertain times, institutions embrace "blue-chip" projects over the up-and-coming ones.
1/ Capital inflow to crypto ETF (exchange-traded fund) is a way to see how institutional investors are participating in the market.
Courtesy of @CoinSharesCo:
The comparison between Nov 2021 (relatively bullish) and March 2022 (uncertainty reigns) is an interesting one. π€
6/ How do you develop strong convictions? Understand the fundamentals of a project β and believe in them.
Check out our article on technical and fundamental analysis: https://t.co/DQ5y07heVo
Since February 24th, commodity pricing has raced up (seen in $USOIL and $WHEAT) due to a shortage of supply.
In the meantime, the total crypto market cap went down by 0.6% while silver and gold trended up by 6% and 5%.
π What are your thoughts?