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"content": "Aave hits record $288 high as demand for flash loans and staking increases<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=Aave\" title=\"#Aave\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#Aave</a> (AAVE) price has been on an absolute tear for weeks and today the <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=DeFi\" title=\"#DeFi\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#DeFi</a>-token rallied to a new all-time high at $288.90. <br /><br />The decentralized finance protocol is one of the most popular in the market and the recent rally in the DeFi sector is one of the driving forces behind AAVE’s rally.<br /><br />At the start of 2021, AAVE price was trading at $83 and the recent rally appears to have bolstered the protocol’s surging total value locked, increasing buy volume on spot and derivatives exchanges and the continued development of Aave’s lending platform and flash loan issuance.<br /><br />TVL soars to a new high<br /><br />Data from DeFi Pulse shows that Aave’s TVL rose from $2.03 billion on Jan. 1 and as (BTC) and <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=Ether\" title=\"#Ether\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#Ether</a> (ETH) price went parabolic Aave’s TVL also surged.<br /><br />Currently, Aave’s TVL sits at a new all-time high of $3.75 billion, making the platform the second-largest DeFi platform by TVL behind Maker (MKR).<br /><br />The steady addition of new tokens to the lending and borrowing protocol increases the likelihood that its TVL will continue to rise and help AAVE retain its standing as one of the top DeFi projects in the cryptocurrency space.<br /><br />Staking drives demand for AAVE token<br /><br />AAVE’s trading volume also surged at the beginning of 2021, increasing from $200 million on Jan. 3 to a high of $928 million on Jan. 16.<br /><br />As AAVE price reached a new high, it’s 24-hour trading volume notched a record $1.06 billion. This volume surge is partially driven by investors acquiring more tokens for staking, with 26.8% of the total supply of AAVE currently staked on the platform earning an APY of 6.1%<br /><br />Flash loans attract investors<br /><br />Another reason for AAVE’s recent surge is the growth of its flash loans.<br /><br />Flash loans allow cryptocurrency holders to collatoralize their portfolio to fund other purchases or new crypto purchases. The loans also help investors utilize the value in their tokens without the need to sell see them and create a taxable event.<br /><br />Since launching flash loans less than 12 months ago, more than $1.7 billion have been issued and it’s expected that this figure will increse as the crypto bull market progresses.",
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"content": "Aave hits record $288 high as demand for flash loans and staking increases\n\n#Aave (AAVE) price has been on an absolute tear for weeks and today the #DeFi-token rallied to a new all-time high at $288.90. \n\nThe decentralized finance protocol is one of the most popular in the market and the recent rally in the DeFi sector is one of the driving forces behind AAVE’s rally.\n\nAt the start of 2021, AAVE price was trading at $83 and the recent rally appears to have bolstered the protocol’s surging total value locked, increasing buy volume on spot and derivatives exchanges and the continued development of Aave’s lending platform and flash loan issuance.\n\nTVL soars to a new high\n\nData from DeFi Pulse shows that Aave’s TVL rose from $2.03 billion on Jan. 1 and as (BTC) and #Ether (ETH) price went parabolic Aave’s TVL also surged.\n\nCurrently, Aave’s TVL sits at a new all-time high of $3.75 billion, making the platform the second-largest DeFi platform by TVL behind Maker (MKR).\n\nThe steady addition of new tokens to the lending and borrowing protocol increases the likelihood that its TVL will continue to rise and help AAVE retain its standing as one of the top DeFi projects in the cryptocurrency space.\n\nStaking drives demand for AAVE token\n\nAAVE’s trading volume also surged at the beginning of 2021, increasing from $200 million on Jan. 3 to a high of $928 million on Jan. 16.\n\nAs AAVE price reached a new high, it’s 24-hour trading volume notched a record $1.06 billion. This volume surge is partially driven by investors acquiring more tokens for staking, with 26.8% of the total supply of AAVE currently staked on the platform earning an APY of 6.1%\n\nFlash loans attract investors\n\nAnother reason for AAVE’s recent surge is the growth of its flash loans.\n\nFlash loans allow cryptocurrency holders to collatoralize their portfolio to fund other purchases or new crypto purchases. The loans also help investors utilize the value in their tokens without the need to sell see them and create a taxable event.\n\nSince launching flash loans less than 12 months ago, more than $1.7 billion have been issued and it’s expected that this figure will increse as the crypto bull market progresses.",
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"content": "Bitcoin's biggest mining pool may be behind the BTC price drop, but buyers stepped in<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=Bitcoin\" title=\"#Bitcoin\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#Bitcoin</a> (BTC) fell to lows of $28,950 on Jan. 22 thanks to miners likely selling huge amounts of their holdings — but big buyers made sure that the dip was minimal.<br /><br />According to data from on-chain monitoring resource CryptoQuant, the past few days saw vast outflows from mining pools, which in turn corresponded to BTC/USD shedding 20% in a week.<br /><br />F2Pool daily outflows hit 10,000 BTC<br /><br />Beginning Jan. 15, outflows from F2Pool — currently the largest mining pool comprising roughly 15% of total hash rate — in particular, began to rise. By Jan. 17, daily outflows had reached 10,000 <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=BTC\" title=\"#BTC\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#BTC</a> ($313 million), these continuing for three days in a row before returning closer to normal levels.<br /><br />F2Pool appears to be responsible for the vast majority of outflows, which do not necessarily mean that miners sold BTC on the open market, but simply that they moved mined coins from their original wallet.<br /><br />Regardless of the pool's motives, the numbers form a welcome counterargument explaining Bitcoin's sudden price drop this week. Previously, theories including the controversy around stablecoin Tether (USDT) as well as a recovering dollar were being touted as the root causes of the downward volatility. <br /><br />Meanwhile, Bitcoin exchange balances have stayed constant throughout January in contrast to the general downtrend that has been in place since summer 2019, data shows.<br /><br />Sales come amid huge Grayscale buys<br /><br />Should the F2Pool coins have formed a large glut of new BTC supply for sale on the market, it is likely that once buyer in particular would have hoovered them up fairly quickly.<br /><br />As reported, asset management giant Grayscale has added conspicuous amounts to its assets under management this week, these potentially helping BTC/USD avoid a deeper dive.<br /><br />The company's recently published Q4 2020 report, in which it says that institutions provided 93% of its inflows, compounds the idea that it is the main buyer of any spare BTC supply. <br /><br />CEO Michael Sonnenshein believes that 2021 will see increased interest from financial advisors in the Bitcoin space, along with a drop in associated investment risk.",
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"content": "Bitcoin's biggest mining pool may be behind the BTC price drop, but buyers stepped in\n\n#Bitcoin (BTC) fell to lows of $28,950 on Jan. 22 thanks to miners likely selling huge amounts of their holdings — but big buyers made sure that the dip was minimal.\n\nAccording to data from on-chain monitoring resource CryptoQuant, the past few days saw vast outflows from mining pools, which in turn corresponded to BTC/USD shedding 20% in a week.\n\nF2Pool daily outflows hit 10,000 BTC\n\nBeginning Jan. 15, outflows from F2Pool — currently the largest mining pool comprising roughly 15% of total hash rate — in particular, began to rise. By Jan. 17, daily outflows had reached 10,000 #BTC ($313 million), these continuing for three days in a row before returning closer to normal levels.\n\nF2Pool appears to be responsible for the vast majority of outflows, which do not necessarily mean that miners sold BTC on the open market, but simply that they moved mined coins from their original wallet.\n\nRegardless of the pool's motives, the numbers form a welcome counterargument explaining Bitcoin's sudden price drop this week. Previously, theories including the controversy around stablecoin Tether (USDT) as well as a recovering dollar were being touted as the root causes of the downward volatility. \n\nMeanwhile, Bitcoin exchange balances have stayed constant throughout January in contrast to the general downtrend that has been in place since summer 2019, data shows.\n\nSales come amid huge Grayscale buys\n\nShould the F2Pool coins have formed a large glut of new BTC supply for sale on the market, it is likely that once buyer in particular would have hoovered them up fairly quickly.\n\nAs reported, asset management giant Grayscale has added conspicuous amounts to its assets under management this week, these potentially helping BTC/USD avoid a deeper dive.\n\nThe company's recently published Q4 2020 report, in which it says that institutions provided 93% of its inflows, compounds the idea that it is the main buyer of any spare BTC supply. \n\nCEO Michael Sonnenshein believes that 2021 will see increased interest from financial advisors in the Bitcoin space, along with a drop in associated investment risk.",
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"content": "Bitcoin becoming a cyclical asset, not a hedge, according to JPMorgan strategists<br /><br />The <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=Bitcoin\" title=\"#Bitcoin\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#Bitcoin</a> (BTC) bull market has put the flagship cryptocurrency on par with cyclical assets as opposed to a hedge against market stress, according to analysts at JPMorgan Chase. <br /><br />JPMorgan strategists John Normand and Federico Manicardi say anyone betting on Bitcoin as a portfolio diversifier is putting themselves at risk. In a Thursday report obtained by Bloomberg, the strategists called Bitcoin the “least reliable hedge during periods of acute market stress.”<br /><br />They added:<br /><br />“The mainstreaming of crypto ownership is raising correlations with cyclical assets, potentially converting them from insurance to leverage.”<br />Cyclical assets typically refer to stocks that follow the trend in the overall economy, which means their performance depends on the business cycle. These companies produce goods and services that are in demand when the economy is performing well. Consequently, these are some of the first items people forego when the economy weakens.<br /><br />Cyclical stocks include companies in the restaurant, hospitality, airline, furniture, automobile and other discretionary industries.<br /><br />While seemingly arguing against Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative, the strategists acknowledged that the cryptocurrency may be suitable for investors worried about policy shocks and the systemic devaluation of fiat currencies.<br /><br />In that vein, their views seem to diverge from fellow JPMorgan strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou who believe that Bitcoin is drawing investors away from precious metals. As reported last month, Panigirtzoglou and colleagues argue that only a small reallocation from gold to Bitcoin would generate “structural” headwinds for the precious commodity.<br /><br />They said at the time:",
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