2022-3-1 10:00 |
A surge in fees charged by miners often precedes a slump in bitcoin prices, and the fees tend to drop ahead of rallies.
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Polygon (MATIC/USD), one of the layer-two solutions built on Ethereum (ETH/USD), is making major gains. The network seeks to offer scalability, which Ethereum users really seek, given the network’s rising fees and slow transaction processing times.
2021-12-3 19:10 | |
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CELO price gained 50% ahead of the network’s May 19 'Donut’ hardfork which will help increase interoperability and lower gas fees.
2021-5-19 01:15 | |
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Ethereum sees bullish momentum on Sunday as gas fees drop to levels not seen in weeks.
The post Ethereum Rallies to $2,300 as Gas Fees Drop appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-4-26 20:20 | |
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Projects facilitating cross-chain integration with the Polkadot ecosystem have rallied to new highs while the Ethereum network continues to struggle with high fees.
2021-3-17 00:00 | |
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The launch of Ether futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) caused widespread skepticism on ETH’s next direction. Some pundits believed it would spark another bull run. Others anticipated a replay of the market crash that followed the launch of Bitcoin (BTC) futures.
2021-2-12 19:56 | |
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OMG helps speed transactions and lower fees on the Ethereum network by handling transactions off-chain.
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