2020-10-16 16:06 |
Andre Cronje's "I test in prod" statement is not as bad as it seems.
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Ethereum’s price has struggled to break above the $3,000 level over the past week, weighed down by continued outflows from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds. That pattern has persisted into this week, with both BTC and ETH funds seeing redemptions as investors adjust portfolios toward year-end.
Ethereum price remained below the important support level at $3,000 as demand for the coin eased modestly. ETH dropped to a low of $2,935 on Wednesday, down sharply from the year-to-date high of $4,945.
Pi Network, a crypto project that was meant to disrupt the industry, has become one of the biggest flops in 2025 as it plunged from a record high of $3 in February to the current $0.2040. The token has erased billions of dollars in value as the market capitalization dropped from nearly $20 billion to […]
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Ethereum continues to struggle with price recovery as it repeatedly fails to close above the $3,000 level. ETH has shown brief upside attempts, only to retreat under selling pressure. While price action remains frustrating for holders, underlying network data points to strengthening fundamentals that may support future recovery.