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In the growing excitement and panic in the market over the U.S. Presidential elections, commodities and safe-haven assets Gold and Bitcoin are showing signs of recovery after the Monday crash.
Konstantin Anissimov, Executive Director at CEX.IO, shares his insights about the Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) price movements on October 29th.
Ethereum-based lending protocol Aave is migrating from its LEND tokens to AAVE tokens as a part of the Aavenomics proposal, allowing AAVE holders to control the Protocol.
On Thursday, October 29th, the BTC keeps growing, generally trading at $13,184 USD.
On Thursday, October 22nd, BTC corrected after the preceding aggressive growth; nonetheless, the market still hopes for a new wave of growth. The coin is generally trading at $12,807 USD.
The pioneer cryptocurrency remained stagnant during the third week of October.
The future of the internet is coming.
Tim Ismilyaev, CEO & Founder of Mana Security speaks on how hackers work and what minimum protective measures everyone should implement on their personal computers.
October looks promising to Bitcoin traders as the price hiked in spite of pushes from regulators.
On Wednesday, 14th October, BTC/USD was trading in the price range between $11,430 and $11,568.
On Tuesday, October 8th, the main digital currency, is slightly growing, trading near $10,632.
Regulators heat up the pressure on crypto after the two Iranian flagships reached the Venezuelan cost. It is assumed that the Venezuelan government paid the Iranian for the delivered gasoline in crypto.
In general terms, Ethereum had a month of losses in September with two downward waves and bleak prospects of a recovery in the near term.
On Thursday, October 1st, ETH is stable, trading near $362.50.
While cryptocurrencies have been with us for already some time, it’s still common to read unpleasant stories about banks rejecting crypto payments or freezing accounts for digital asset-related activity.