Thursday, Feb. 28 — markets continued sideways, while the total has remained stable around $130 billion after a major on Feb. 24, according to .
Market visualization from
() is around $3,865, up around 0.3 percent over the past 24 hours at press time. With that, the biggest crypto has seen some on the day, with its intraday low of $3,787, and the high of $3,906. After the Sunday sell off, is down 2.15 percent over the past seven days.
24-hour price chart. Source:
The top () is up less than 0.1 percent, and is at $137.23 at press time. The second crypto by market cap is down about 6 percent over the past seven days. Earlier today, dropped to as low as $131.6.
Meanwhile, major upgrades of are soon today, with both Constantinople and St. Petersburg updates scheduled to happen at ’s block 7,280,000. According to block explorer the Constantinople upgrade will be activated in less than one hour from press time.
24-hour price chart. Source:
(), the third top by market cap, is down about 0.2 percent over the day, and is at $0.314 at press time. Similarly to the overall trend on the market, has seen a major dip today before recovering, having dropped to as low as $0.309 earlier today. Over the past 7 days, XRP is down about two percent.
24-day price chart. Source:
Some of the top 20 coins are seeing more volatility on the day. Coin (), the tenth largest coin by market cap, is up 4.17 percent, and is at $10.36. In contrast, SV () the -supported of Cash (), is down around 3.3 percent, but is still up three percent over the past seven days.
Total amounts to $130 billion at press time, while daily volume has slightly rose to $29 billion from around $26 billion yesterday.
Total market capitalization 7-day chart. Source:
Earlier today, Bloomberg that Government Investment Corporation (GIC) was one of the investors that helped to raise $300 million for major United States crypto provider and service in 2018.
Also today, the New York Times (NYT) an article alleging that social media giant is planning a highly secretive crypto initiative that intends to integrate its three fully-owned applications including , Facebook Messenger, and Instagram, and create a with exposure to its totally combined 2.7 billion monthly users.
The United States market tumbled today amidst talks between President Donald and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, as reported. At press time, The Dow Jones Industrial Average () is down 36 points, while dropped around 0.1 percent at press time. The slipped 0.04 percent as of press time.
prices have followed the downtrend of stocks, after U.S.-North Korea nuclear negotiations ended with no deal, according to . However, at press time, oil prices are seeing some growth, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil and OPEC basket having rose around 0.3 and 1.3 percent respectively, according to . On the other hand, Brent crude is down 0.4 percent.
According to CNBC, prices have almost touched its two-week lows, as the dollar recovered losses after comments from U.S. Trade Representative who weakened investors’ expectations for a closure to the tariff war with . As of press time, is down 0.38 percent at $1,315 per ounce, while U.S. are down around 0.4 percent at $1,314.
Published at Thu, 28 Feb 2019 20:04:33 +0000
