Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Shiba Inu, Bitcoin & Aptos — Asian Wrap 26 April
|SHIB holders withhold selling even as Shiba Inu price crashes, set sights on profits at this level
Shiba Inu price is sticking to the broader market cues as it noted a decline this week. But for the first time in a very long time, its investors did not jump ship at the first sight of a red candle and held on to their SHIB. The reason behind this HODLing by investors is to make a profit still, but it also supports the stability of the altcoin.
Bitcoin price climbs back above $28,000 as First Republic Bank crashes by 50%
Bitcoin price detached from the stock markets and rallied towards the end of Q1 following the recent banking crisis. Now the odds of a similar occurrence are making rounds thanks to the First Republic Bank’s decline and how it could potentially trigger another crisis.
Aptos price drops to single digits before APT token unlocks: Bull trap or buying opportunity?
Aptos (APT) price dropped below the $10 price level for the first time in almost three months. The slip comes a fortnight after the scheduled unlocking event put 53 million APT tokens into the market, bolstering the bearish pressure.
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