Bitcoin and Ether flirt with 50-day MA

Fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market: Bitcoin and XRP Gaining While Others Lose Ground

Following a 2% decline at the conclusion of the previous day, the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is down only 0.1% from where it was 24 hours earlier. Overnight, the Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index fell three points to 61, although it nevertheless stayed in the Geed zone. Over the last day, the majority of the top 10 cryptocurrencies have lost ground, although Bitcoin and XRP have marginally gained.

Since the day's beginning, Bitcoin has increased by more than 1% and by 0.3% over the last 24 hours.

The price rose to $29.5K, its highest level since the end of April, in the wee hours of today morning.

The first cryptocurrency has recovered from a significant drop on May 1 and is now seeking downward resistance via the local highs from last month. An upward consolidation would be a key signal for purchasers and might spark a growth spurt.Similar to Bitcoin, Ethereum's 50-day moving average is inclined upward and often sustains regional drops. The momentum's 61.8% Fibonacci retracement from March to April served as a fictitious support line. This is also the location of the March resistance area, which has changed to support.Since May 2022, the average charge per Ethereum transaction has increased to a level exceeding $15. The rally behind meme symbols like PEPE is mostly to blame for the current scenario. Similar issues exist with Bitcoin; as a result of the hoopla around the Ordinals, the average transaction cost has surpassed $7.

Charles Hoskinson, the architect of Cardano, warned that the 2008 financial crisis may be repeated this year if American institutions fail. However, despite the difficult macroeconomic situation, cryptocurrencies are shown resiliency.

Market players were exhorted to "take money out of banks" and invest in tangible things like gold, silver, bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies by Michael van de Poppe, the creator of trading platform Eight. He said that being ready for "a decade of cryptocurrencies and commodities" was essential.

The proportion and power of crypto exchanges in the market for digital assets changed as a result of the bankruptcy of FTX Group in November. Research conducted by Coingecko indicates that Binance now has a market share of 62%, followed by Upbit (7%), and OKX (6.4%). Less than 6% of the worldwide market is held by the remaining top 10 companies.