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Ethereum Classic, DigiByte, Cardano Price: DGB the lone star in a dull market

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Despite several technological advancements, most altcoins have failed to breach their previous highs. Instead, most have retraced their steps back to their yearly lows. These altcoins, strongly mimicking the price action of Bitcoin, have endured heavy losses. However, this time, not all altcoins sustained severe losses.

Cardano

Source: ADA/USD on TradingView

On the development front, 2020 has been a good year for the Cardano ecosystem. The latest development for Cardano was IOHK’s announcement of a ‘reboot’ of the Cardano blockchain’s Byron-era codebase, paving the way for Shelley-era decentralization that will be deployed on 31st March.

On the price side, at press time, ADA was trading close to its support at $0.028, while holding a market cap of $745.6 million. Over the last 24-hours, the coin fell by 5.42%. Additionally, ADA’s 24-hour trading volume stood at $85.64 million.

Resistance: $0.044, $0.052

Support: $0.023

MACD: The MACD indicator was bullish on ADA’s near-term price movements.

Chaikin Money Flow: The CMF indicator also appeared to be heading for a much-anticipated bullish revival.

Ethereum Classic

Source: ETC/USD on TradingView

The ETC network underwent its second block reward reduction on 16 March at a block height of 10,000,000, following which, its block reward was cut by 20% from 4 ETC to 3.2 ETC.

With respect to its price movement, ETC changed hands at $4.79 after it noted a drop of 6.54% over the last 24-hours. At press time, the coin held a market cap of $557.4 million and a 24-hour trading volume of $1.38 million.

Resistance: $7.01, $8.47

Support: $3.47

Parabolic SAR: The dotted markers below the candlesticks signaled a bullish trend for the coin.

Awesome Oscillator: AO too aligned with the bulls with its green closing bars.

Digibyte

Source: DGB/USD on TradingView

Unlike other coins, Digibyte did not post impressive rallies at the start of 2020. Its surges remained mild. Following the sharp decline in the second week of March, the DGB token, however, paced itself after it surged for the sixth consecutive day.

In the latest development, the beta version of DigiByte’s [DGB] new website has been released for proper community assessment. The version is still in the test mode and DGB community members have been given the opportunity to report potential bugs and come up with fixes for the same.

DGB was priced at $0.0043, at press time, after it posted gains of 5.77% over the last 24-hours. Furthermore, the token registered a market cap of $56.17 million and a 24-hour trading volume of $2.20 million.

Resistance: $0.0064, $0.0071

Support: $0.0030

Klinger Oscillator: KO indicated a highly bullish phase for DGB in the offing as the signal line continued to hover well below the leading line.

RSI: The RSI also headed towards the median, depicting positive sentiment in the DGB market.

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Chayanika is a full-time cryptocurrency journalist at AMBCrypto. A graduate in Political Science and Journalism, her writing is centered around regulation and policy-making regarding the cryptocurrency sector.
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