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Cryptocurrencies are largely in the green Saturday as traders anticipate the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week and Bitcoin retests the crucial resistance point at $60,000.
Celestia offers scalable, privacy-focused apps on Fhenix's network by making data available. Fhenix's integration with Celestia improves both privacy and processing efficiency.
Celestia (TIA) aims to increase its influence by offering light nodes through its block explorer. In the future, light nodes will be integrated with every wallet to secure the network in the most decentralized way possible.
Celestia, a top network and one of the few modular blockchains, is building. Less than a year after transiting to the mainnet after months of testing, the platform is taking bold steps to scale the base layer and further boost data availability.
TIA is seeing an increase in price. However, notable analyst suggests further surge could occur if the asset breaks above a certain level.
Several major token unlocks are set to take place in the coming months, which could potentially de-stabilizing the altcoin market. These unlocks will introduce large amounts of new supply, and as a result, investors are bracing for possible price crashes this month.
Several major token unlocks are set to take place in the coming months, which could potentially de-stabilizing the altcoin market. These unlocks will introduce large amounts of new supply, and as a result, investors are bracing for possible price crashes this month.
Celestia price continued its sell-off this week and is hovering at its lowest point since November 2023, ahead of a major token unlock. Celestia (TIA) dropped to $4.15 on Sept.
The crypto markets slipped into extreme fear over the weekend, with major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Ripple (XRP), Dogecoin (DOGE), and several others losing considerable ground and dragging the combined crypto market cap below $2 trillion.
Celestia announces its roadmap to scale blockchain data throughput to 1 GB blocks, aiming to drastically improve the performance and scalability of decentralized applications.
Celestia has just unveiled the details of its roadmap, hinting at the arrival of possible 1-gigabyte blocks.
Celestia's recent announcement to scale its blockchain network block size to 1 gigabyte (GB) has injected fresh optimism into the market for its native token, Celestia (TIA). The ambitious plan, revealed in a detailed roadmap, aims to significantly boost data throughput and expand the functionalities of Celestia's rollup ecosystem.
Celestia recently revealed plans to boost its block size to up to 1 gigabyte, as part of its efforts to improve data transfer efficiency.
The roadmap comes amid fierce competition in data availability among rivals such as EigenDA and Avail.
Major cryptocurrencies plummeted after major US stock indexes closed significantly lower on Tuesday. The plunge was led by Nvidia (NVDA) and other chipmaker stocks, as September began on a weaker-than-expected note after a strong finish to August.
Celestia (TIA) has emerged as a noteworthy contender, attracting significant interest from investors and analysts alike. With its innovative modular blockchain architecture, Celestia promises to offer scalable solutions that could influence the broader crypto ecosystem.
With the crypto market eyeing to end August on a sour note, the altcoin sector saw more pain in the short term after the broader market dipped in the past 24 hours. This led to altcoins like TIA facing significant losses on all timeframes.
Celestia (TIA) is making waves in the blockchain world as a Layer-1 blockchain focused on overcoming scalability and flexibility challenges that plague the industry. By decoupling the consensus mechanism, Celestia allows developers to build highly customizable blockchains tailored to specific use cases.
Celestia is a Layer-1 blockchain with a main focus on scalability and flexibility challenges seen in different blockchains in the industry. By separating the consensus mechanism, Celestia helps the developers build highly customizable blockchains tailored to specific use cases.
Bitcoin (BTC) failed to stay above $64,000 as slight losses pushed the price below $63,000. Other major cryptocurrencies, including Solana (SOL), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP), also registered marginal losses despite witnessing an increase over the weekend.
With the broader crypto market down by 3% in the past 24 hours, Celestia has been washed away by the bearish tide. According to CoinGecko, TIA, Celestia's native toke, is down over 18% since last week, putting more pressure on the exhausted bulls as the bears eye more downward breakthroughs.
Growing selling pressure forced BTC back below $60,000, with the cryptocurrency currently trading around the $59,500 mark.
The integration enhances user access to secure, efficient staking, bolstering participation in the blockchain ecosystem and expanding market reach. The post P2P.org integrates with Leap Wallet, enables users to stake DYDX and TIA appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
It was a sea of red in the cryptocurrency market on Aug. 16 as Bitcoin dropped below the key support level of $58,000. Most altcoins were deep in the red, remaining in a bear market.
