Creation of Ethereum Ethereum white paper was published in 2014 by a then 19-year-old Vitalik Buterin, who envisioned a platform that uses blockchain technology to keep immutable transaction history data, like Bitcoin, while housing decentralized self-executing programs that later became known as dApps. Two years after the white paper was published, the Ethereum platform was launched by Buterin and Joseph Lubin, a Canadian-American entrepreneur and founder of ConsenSys. In addition to Buterin and Lubin, additional Ethereum co-founders include Gavin Wood (creator of smart contract programming language Solidity and creator of Polkadot and Kusama), Charles Hoskinson (American entrepreneur and founder of Cardano), and Anthony Di Iorio (early Bitcoin investor and CEO of Decentral). Since the initial launch, the Ethereum platform has undergone several protocol updates (commonly referred to as hard forks), with each introducing new functionality, changes to incentives, and security upgrades. The last protocol upgrade, called London hard fork, took place in August 2021. In 2016, Ethereum suffered a $150 million hack of a decentralized autonomous organization that was designed to raise funds for project development. In the hack's aftermath, Ethereum was split into two blockchains: Ethereum, which reimbursed stolen funds, and Ethereum Classic, which continued on the original chain.
Invented in 2008 and launched in early 2009, Bitcoin introduced the world to the concept of cryptocurrency. Bitcoin was invented by someone using the pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto”, but it is still unclear whether this name represents one person or a group of people. Bitcoin started off as a niche interest for cryptography and technology enthusiasts and eventually exploded in popularity, with the BTC price growing to thousands of dollars. With Bitcoin’s rise in value and adoption, the technology that makes Bitcoin possible was started being leveraged for a number of use cases, leading to the emergence of crypto assets as an asset class—practically every cryptocurrency on the market today employs some of the concepts introduced by Bitcoin. Here’s a quick summary of some of Bitcoin’s most important features: • The first decentralized digital currency • Extremely high security due to proof-of-work and blockchain design • Fully transparent history of transactions and predictable supply timeline • Only 21 million BTC coins will ever be created • Fully permissionless, anyone can participate in the network and send transactions
📖Active after the spill, unlike the others, did not form a sideways trend, but began to form an ascending trading channel, from the boundaries of which we have repeatedly received a reaction. Yesterday we broke through the local level around $0.12 and consolidated above it. Also the price formed an ascending order flow, which indicates the presence of large capital.
📌 In the near future I expect the continuation of the movement in the ascending trading channel and breaking through the local resistance level around $0.14
🔜I plan to enter the trade from the current (0.13-0.126$).
🛑 Stop loss 0.115$
✅ 1st Target 0.133$
✅ 2nd Target 0.15$
When the first take is reached, stop loss should be replaced to the entry price. Reaching the second take will be 17% of net movement
Global resistance levelI want to review a strong fundamental asset #ICP
🟢ICP moving between the local support level at $11.2 and local resistance level at $16, formed a triangle, after which we got its false breakdown and retest of the local support level. Also, the price formed a local sideways at the moment of movement in this sidewall, when testing the area of increased volume.
⏰ In the near future, I expect the beginning of the formation of reversal patterns and aggressive markup of the assetivation
🔜I plan to enter the trade from the current (12.4-11.8$).
🛑 Stop loss :- 11$
✅ 1st Target :- 13.07$
✅ 2nd Target :- 13.99$
When the first take is reached, stop loss should be replaced to the entry price. Reaching the second take will be 17% of net movement