‘Uptober’ mentions on social media plummet amid crypto rout
“Uptober” fever has been waning on social media as crypto markets shed $200 billion since the start of October, according to Santiment. Go to Source
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“Uptober” fever has been waning on social media as crypto markets shed $200 billion since the start of October, according to Santiment. Go to Source
Selling from ETH ICO participants and a lack of demand for the spot Ether ETF could be contributing to Ethereum’s price downside. Go to Source
Bitcoin traders maintain a neutral sentiment despite the uptick in geopolitical tension and uncertainty within world markets. Go to Source
Altcoin prices crumbled as Bitcoin fell to $60,000, but charts suggest buyers could step in soon. Go to Source
An uptick in Solana’s network activity and upcoming project launches could send SOL price higher. Go to Source
Analysts say Bitcoin’s prolonged downtrend reset its key price metrics, setting BTC up for a stellar Q4 performance. Go to Source
Conspiracy theories about market manipulation run rampant in crypto social media, but the accusations of a “Binance manipulator” are pretty easy to debunk. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price correction is driven by a weakening global economy, conflict in the Middle East, and concerns over an AI bubble. Go to Source
Bitcoin and altcoins are witnessing end-of-month volatility, but traders remain upbeat about October due to the crypto market’s history of strong performance in Q4. Go to Source
Solana’s coiling price against Bitcoin suggests it could be ready for a breakout soon. Go to Source