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Supply and demand in crypto

Many factors affect the value and price of cryptocurrencies, but supply and demand have proven the most significant. Supply and demand have prominent factors that determine the value and price of cryptocurrencies. For instance, if users are not interested in buying a particular coin, the demand for that coin falls, leading to a bearish price trend.

Has the 2022 crypto bear market ended

Given these actions, one cannot rule out that global authorities are preparing to confront the industry through legal and regulatory means. And if some of these companies lose their battles with the securities regulator, this could negatively affect cryptocurrency prices. As such, no one should be cracking open the Champagne just yet. Yes, prices have recovered to some extent in the past few weeks, but with the global economy still mostly slowing down its decline rather than showing real strength, it would be just too premature to conclude that the 2022 crypto bear market has ended.

Recovery is in sight for the crypto industry in 2023

Of course, one of the exciting (if not frustrating) things about crypto remains its unpredictable nature. The foregoing provides a general overview of the crypto industry in 2023 (based on current trends). Nevertheless, it is almost certain that 2023 will also throw up more than a few surprises.

Solana plummets due to its association with FTX

When FTX was still at the top of its game, it amassed vast sums of  SOL(Solana). This boosted Solana's ratings and ecosystem significantly. ...

The place of crypto in 2023

The trend toward regulation and transparency of crypto in 2023 will gain traction. Consequently, more enterprises in the industry will grow emboldened and begin to interact with crypto to offer services to their customers. Despite recent developments in the crypto industry, it remains a significant area of interest. Customers are continually looking for methods to engage in the possibilities of a decentralized, low-cost, globally accessible banking system. They will, however, want to do so as securely as possible, with the comfort provided by professional guidance, rock-solid custodian services, and organizations with a strong history of governance and thorough third-party audit. Crypto became cautious in late 2022 and will aim to get serious in 2023. People should expect to see more suits and fewer surf and skater clothing at events and conferences where the crypto community meets.

Will the crypto market ever recover from the crash

Through 2021, the crypto market was very volatile, with bitcoin plunging almost 50 per cent between April and July. So far, in 2022, the...

Binance sets out to save the crypto industry

Binance CEO, Changpeng Zhao, announced the deployment of Binance's Industry Recovery Fund, which aims to support struggling crypto traders during FTX's calamitous bankruptcy. ...

Dogecoin surpasses Cardano to claim 6th largest cryptocurrency position

Dogecoin recently made headlines, surpassing Cardano as the 6th largest cryptocurrency globally. In addition, Elon Musk has contributed significantly in shifting favour to...

The unique factors driving the growth of crypto in sub-Saharan Africa

Overall, the growth of crypto in Sub-Saharan Africa will continue, provided inhabitants continue facing challenges that crypto has demonstrated it can solve. The solutions offered by crypto include preserving savings in periods of economic volatility and aiding cross-border remittances in places with strict capital controls.

Everything about crypto tourism

Cryptocurrencies have soared in popularity in recent years. They have progressed from a speculative asset class into one gaining widespread mainstream acceptance. And it is not only individual investors who are interested; cryptocurrencies are finding use in various sectors, including tourism. Yes, the tourism industry, like many others, has warmed up to these virtual digital assets. It has even spawned a new kind of enterprise, namely crypto tourism. Crypto tourism is a kind of tourism that focuses on cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Tourism provides packaged travel experiences payable for using digital currency or including lectures or seminars about cryptocurrency as part of the trip.

Crypto market insights: understanding Ethereum’s post-Merge market downturn

Certainly, one of the most significant advancements in crypto history occurred on September 15, 2022, when the blockchain Ethereum completed a software upgrade known as “the Merge.” Ethereum’s historical transition from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake signalled the end of its decentralised ledger's energy-intensive, miner-based approach previously used in processing changes.

Wintermute’s DeFi operations compromised after a US$160 million crypto hack

Wintermute debuted in 2017, with its main focus on digital asset markets and supported and served many blockchain-based projects as well as Over-The-Counter(OTC)...

The Dollar cost averaging strategy for African investors to survive the crypto bear market

The strategy works for the larger percentage of Africans, who cannot get the amount they wish to invest all at once but can...

Will crypto eventually replace fiat currency?

People can already exchange crypto for fiat through trades or exchanges with other cryptocurrencies. The popularity, awareness, and acceptance of cryptocurrency and blockchain continue to grow. The more the understanding and usage of crypto, the greater its relevance as a medium of exchange.

Technology and innovation: similarities and differences between crypto and forex markets

Both cryptocurrency and forex have parallels and differences. The purchasing and selling of digital assets like cryptocurrencies, tokens, and NFTs is known as crypto trading (non-fungible tokens). Forex trading is exchanging one fiat currency for another, believing its value will grow. A trader might use this disparity to generate a profit and save money.

Crypto market crash and the effect the wider financial ecosystem

The present crypto market crush is similar to a traditional bear market in that it drives weaker start-ups out of business while allowing stronger firms to mature and validate their insights.