ETH’s taker buy-sell ratio demonstrates renewed bullish sentiment since September 10.
However, with significant resistance at $2,000, Ethereum investments often yield minimal profits.
Understanding the Taker Buy-Sell Ratio:
The taker buy-sell ratio, a critical metric in the futures market, is causing ripples in the crypto sphere, specifically for Ethereum (ETH). For those unfamiliar with this metric, it contrasts buy volume with sell volume. A reading above 1 implies a dominance of buy orders over sell orders, and a figure below 1 suggests the opposite.
CryptoQuant’s recent data reveals that Ethereum’s taker buy-sell ratio, based on a 30-day simple moving average (SMA), has surged to its zenith since June 23. This comes after a prolonged period of skepticism, with the ratio heading south since May 29 due to Ethereum grappling with strong resistance around the $2,000 mark.
Signs of Market Rejuvenation:
However, things took a turn after September 10. Despite still registering below
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