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This week, Ethereum [ETH] experienced both good and bad news. According to a DappRadar analysis, the market valuation of non-fungible tokens (NFT) on the Ethereum network decreased by 60% in 2022.
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Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum, donated $150,000 in ETH to Syrian and Turkish victims. Additionally, the native coin of the Ethereum blockchain, ETH, experienced a significant price drop after whales sold 350,000 ETH tokens.
The price of Ethereum has been rising quickly since it emerged from a downward resistance line on 11 January. On 2 February, the increase led to a high of $1,715. The $1,650 mark, however, was confirmed as resistance when the price of the ETH token formed a shooting star candlestick.
At press time, the price of Ethereum (ETH) was at $1,552, down 5% from yesterday and 6% from one week ago. The fall coincided with a market-wide selloff brought on by Kraken’s agreement to stop providing any staking services to US-based clients and its payment of a $30 million settlement to the SEC.
Despite this setback for the market, Ethereum is still a promising investment due to the altcoin’s daily trading volume of $9,033,374,607 and market cap of $207,785,581,305. There are several grounds to believe that ETH will once again increase in value, including Visa’s recent announcement that it is testing stablecoin payments on the Ethereum network.
Parithosh Jayanthi, a developer for the Ethereum Foundation, declared that the “Zhejiang” public testnet will debut on 1 February. In order for validators to
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