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Cryptocurrency prices were on edge on Saturday, continuing a consolidation pattern that has been going on in the past few weeks. Bitcoin was trading at $59,000 on Saturday, where it has been stuck this week. Other cryptocurrencies like Cardano, Solana, and BNB tokens have also wavered as the industry has had no major news.
The next major thing to watch in the cryptocurrency industry will be Bitcoin Dog’s exchange listing after what the developers have said was a difficult phase.
Bitcoin Dogs is a new cryptocurrency that completed one of the most successful token sales this year as the developers raised over $13 million.
Its fame happened because it styled itself as the first initial coin offering (ICO) on the Bitcoin network.
In a recent statement, the developers noted that the coin will now list officially on August 21st. Initially, it will list on three exchanges, including Gate.io, MEXC, and Unisat. Other decentralized and centralized exchanges are expected to list the token.
Analysts are optimistic that the token will do well after listing because of its strong fundamentals. In addition to having a cool name, the developers have a good roadmap to create value for the holders.
For example, they plan to launch an NFT collection with 10,000 NFTs that people can buy, hold, and even trade easily. They also plan to create a Bitcoin Dogs Club Marketplace that will charge a modest fee of 0.5%. These fees will flow back to Bitcoin Dog holders.
We believe that the Bitcoin Dogs token will have some short-term volatility after getting listed in major exchanges. This is a normal part of the process since many holders tend to sell their tokens after listing.
Also, the volatility will happen because of the current state of the market where most coins are falling. Bitcoin has failed to move above the important point at $60,000 while the market cap of all tokens have moved downwards.
In the long term, however, the Bitcoin Dogs token price will likely continue doing well since it faces numerous catalysts.
First, there are signs that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates in September since the US economy is softening. In most cases, cryptocurrencies tend to do well when the Fed is cutting rates.
Second, Bitcoin Dogs is a highly popular cryptocurrency since it raised over $13 million in just a month. This means that the token might have significant hype as we have seen with other meme coins like Pepe and Bonk.
Third, Bitcoin Dogs could benefit as Bitcoin moves from the current accumulation phase to a rebound. Remember, the monthly chart shows that Bitcoin has formed a cup and handle chart pattern on the monthly chart. In most cases, this pattern leads to more upside. You can learn more about Bitcoin Dogs here.
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