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The TOTAL crypto market cap bounced from the support of $1.75-$1.80 trillion area. TOTAL is now trading above the $2 trillion resistance and this is good sign. The next resistance is $2.20-$2.25 trillion area. The support level remains the same. We enter in a bear market if TOTAL break below $1.75 trillion support area.
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XRP tested the major support area of $0.75 and stop hunting is done below the major support area. XRP is now in the accumulation zone and we may see some sideways movement. The next support is $0.70 area and $0.63 area. The local resistance is $0.80 area and major resistance is $0.89 area.
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In 2021, North Korean hacking activity was on the rise once again. From 2020 to 2021, the number of North Korean-linked hacks jumped from four to seven, and the value extracted from these hacks grew by 40% — chainalysis
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ETH unable to hold above the $3300-$3340 resistance area and now again testing the major support area. The key level to hold is $3000 and if ETH daily candle close above this then we see again a test of $3300 resistance area. If ETH daily candle close below $3000 then we see more panic in market and $2650-$2700 area.
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Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone is convinced Bitcoin is on track to reach $100K in 2022, as it completes its transition from a risk-on to risk-off asset.
While the Fed is planning to raise interest rates to fight inflation, risk-on assets like crypto may suffer, as people would likely prefer to invest in fixed-income assets like bonds.
While this trend may represent a short-term hurdle, McGlone said he is confident that Bitcoin will still appreciate significantly in 2022:
“Bitcoin is in a unique phase, I think, of transitioning from a risk-on to risk-off global digital store of value, replacing gold and becoming global collateral. So I think that's going to be happening this year.”
While the Fed is planning to raise interest rates to fight inflation, risk-on assets like crypto may suffer, as people would likely prefer to invest in fixed-income assets like bonds.
While this trend may represent a short-term hurdle, McGlone said he is confident that Bitcoin will still appreciate significantly in 2022:
“Bitcoin is in a unique phase, I think, of transitioning from a risk-on to risk-off global digital store of value, replacing gold and becoming global collateral. So I think that's going to be happening this year.”