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With the latest geth, I get the message: “Merge is configured but no beacon client seen. Please ensure you have one available before the transition arrives.” I have a prysm node updated and synced on this machine. Do I need to give geth a flag to connect? Thanks! submitted by /u/GeorgesTurdBlossom [link] …
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Just like last year, there is this event "Summer Sale for Cryptocurrency" again. The government-affiliated auction marketplace GSAauctions is liquidating 5 lots of bitcoins and everyone can bid. ​ Summer Sale Crypto The cool thing is that even non-US citizens can bid on the lots but you have to undergo verification before being able to…
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In this episode of NewsBTC’s all-new daily technical analysis videos, we are looking at the total crypto market cap using Elliott Wave Theory. Specifically, this episode looks at where the current corrective phase may be along with where the cryptocurrency market is in its overall bull cycle. Take a look at the video below. VIDEO: Total Crypto Market Cap Analysis (TOTAL): August 24, 2022 Looking at the total cryptocurrency weekly chart, we examine the different types of corrections the crypto market might be in according to common Elliott Wave corrective patterns. Elliott Wave Theory was developed in the 1930s by Ralph Nelson Elliott and is based on the idea that markets move in specific patterns called waves. Prices move upward in a five-wave pattern called a motive wave where each odd numbered wave moves with the primary trend. Even numbered waves correct against the primary trend. These patterns appear on various timeframes and are what power primary, secondary, and minor trends. Related Reading: WATCH: Crypto Technical Analysis August 23, 2022: Ethereum Versus Bitcoin (ETHBTC) Double-Three Complex Zig-Zag Correction Could Be Completed We first look at the recent corrective phase, starting with the late 2021 higher high. Typically a higher high suggests an uptrend should continue. However, certain Elliott Wave corrective patterns can be incredibly deceptive. The corrective phase may or may not be over yet. There are two types of Elliott Wave corrective patterns possibly in play: a double-three complex correction with a nasty zig-zag that chopped up the crypto market –– or a simple expanded flat correction that isn’t finished crushing crypto into dust. The more bullish scenario would be the double-three, which could suggest the correction has completed. We also explain why this could indicate that cryptocurrency as an asset class is earlier in its market cycle than most expect. Interestingly, the pattern would have terminated at two key levels: a former retest of all-time high resistance turned support, and at the 0.764 Fibonacci retracement level.    Is the bottom in? | Source: CRYPTOCAP-TOTAL on TradingView.com Related Reading: Did A Bitcoin “Zig-Zag” Shake Out The Crypto Market? Simple Expanded Flat Correction Has Another Wave To Go Fibonacci retracement and extension levels play a key role in projecting Elliott Wave Theory targets and can help identify what wave the market is in.  The more bearish alternative count would be an expanded flat, as noted. The expanded flat has a corrective ABC count, with the C-wave acting as a separate five-wave impulse correction against the primary trend. Currently, the total crypto market has only completed waves 1, 2, 3, and could have just completed the 4th wave and is about to start a 5th wave down to the final bottom. Both of these corrective patterns imply that the overall bullish cycle in crypto isn’t finished and either a wave five, or a wave three and five are left. Or do we have a lot more to go? | Source: CRYPTOCAP-TOTAL on TradingView.com Related Reading: Bitcoin Falls Flat: Examining A Rare Bull Market Corrective Pattern Is Another Crypto Bull Run About To Begin? After switching to the daily chart, we walk you through what might be the start of a bullish impulse. If the market can establish support at the current level and move up, we could have a leading diagonal in play. Like Elliott Wave corrective patterns, even bullish patterns can be deceiving. Before you rule out what initially looks like an ascending wedge breaking down as a clear sign there is more downside ahead, we compare the current price action to the last bullish impulse to see how it started. Is a new bull phase beginning? | Source: CRYPTOCAP-TOTAL on TradingView.com Learn crypto technical analysis yourself with the NewsBTC Trading Course. Click here to access the free educational program. All this week at Elliott Wave International is Trader Education Week. Here is free access to five exclusive videos from one of the world’s best Elliott Wave analysts. You can also get the Elliott Wave book for free with a no cost signup. Follow @TonySpilotroBTC on Twitter or join the TonyTradesBTC Telegram for exclusive daily market insights and technical analysis education. Please note: Content is educational and should not be considered investment advice. Featured image from iStockPhoto, Charts from TradingView.com

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The Waves protocol (WAVES) price has remained in a channel against Tether (USDT) as it attempts to break out of this trend. Despite the recent shift in the market trend, Waves protocol (WAVES) has shown little to no significant movement, as many altcoins rallied and produced double-digit gains. (Binance data) Related Reading: Bitcoin Trading Hikes On DBS Digital Exchange Despite Crypto Winter The Weekly Chart Analysis For WAVES Protocol (WAVES) According to the chart, WAVES hit a weekly low of $4.2, then bounced back to $5. Considering its all-time high of more than $60, this isn’t much of a movement. The weekly candle for WAVES closed with a bearish sentiment, while the new week’s candle appears bullish for price recovery. The price has struggled to gain traction as it attempts to break out of the $4-$6.3 price range. If the weekly chart of WAVES maintains this structure, it could quickly return to its low of $4, acting as support. WAVES must maintain this support zone to avoid falling below. Weekly resistance for the price of WAVES – $6.3. Weekly support for the price of WAVES – $4. Daily (1D) WAVES Price Chart Analysis With more buy orders, WAVES price could break to the upside after forming a range in a channel; a breakout and retest above $6.3 would indicate a continuation of the uptrend. The price must break out with sufficient volume to form support above the ranging channel to confirm bullish sentiment. WAVES price has shown a slight bullish structure, ranging in a channel; if bulls step in, WAVES’ price could trend higher to a region of $10, acting as key resistance on the daily timeframe. WAVES is currently trading at $5.1, just below the 50 Exponential Moving Average (EMA) of $5.7. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart is above 40, indicating minimal buy orders. Daily (1D) resistance for WAVES price – $6.3. Daily (1D) support for WAVES price – $4.3. Price Analysis The Four-Hourly (4H) Chart The price of WAVES has continued to struggle below the 50 and 200 EMA prices, which correspond to $5.1 and $5.5, acting as resistance, respectively. WAVES needs to break above the 50 and 200 EMA to assume a bullish sentiment; If WAVES fails to break and hold above the prices of $5.1 and $5.5, acting as a resistance level, the price of WAVES may retest the $4 support levels. The 4H volume shows more sell orders and buys orders needed to push the price out of the range. With the use case of WAVES, it could do well over time. Four Hourly (4H) resistance for WAVES price – $5.1, $5.5. Four Hourly (4H) support for WAVES price – $4. Related Reading: Litecoin (LTC) Near-Term Route Could Be Determined By This Factor Featured Image From zipmex, Charts From TradingView.com   

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​ So I came upon a game that hasn't launched yet called BR1 it's a first person shooter with apes, robots and humans as your characters. I haven't really looked to much into it and it doesn't look like it's going to launch until later this year, they do have a nice looking trailer on…
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Well ETH PoS hasn't even launched and already experiencing "Total Failure" as Beacon Chain IS NOT FUNCTIONING and GETH clients won't sync, because PoS = Doesn't F*cking Work… You can dislike or remove my post all you like but fact is ETH PoS Does Not Work, you do not have a functional beacon chain under…
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