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Bitcoin Cash Breaks Out, Cardano Breaks Down as Crypto Traders Hold Breath on Fed
The effects of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran seems to have already been digested by traders as markets today cool down after big jumps earlier this week. Only two coins (Pi and Maple Finance) are up more than 10% with the average price appreciation in the top 100 coins by market cap being around 2%, and the average dip around that mark too. But crypto traders are pushing upwards: total cryptocurrency market cap across the sector is up to $3.283 trillion, a modest 0.81% daily increase. Traditional markets also remained relatively stable with the S&P 500 rising slightly to 6,097 points, gaining 0.07% from the ... (full story)
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