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Daily Crypto Review, Dec 26 – Youtube censoring crypto-related videos; content creators have spoken

Bitcoin, along with the rest of the cryptocurrencies, didn’t move much during Christmas. The price tanked a bit due to a lack of volume, but the price drops are sporadic and negligible. Bitcoin’s price went down by 0.59% on the day. It is trading for $7,247 at the time of writing. Meanwhile, Ethereum lost 0.7%, while XRP lost 0.4%.

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Tomo Chain gained 21.44% on the day, making it the biggest daily gainer. The biggest loser of the day was Silverway, which lost 7.88% of its value when compared to yesterday.

Bitcoin’s dominance gained half a percent during Christmas time. Its dominance is now at 68.7%, which represents an increase of 0.5% from when we last reported.

The cryptocurrency market capitalization lost around four billion dollars during Christmas. It is currently sitting at $191.32 billion at the time of writing. This represents a decrease of $3.69 billion when compared to the value it had 24 hours ago.

What happened in the past 24 hours

YouTube, the biggest video-sharing social media platform, has unexpectedly started to delete cryptocurrency-related content from the platform. Both big and small content creators are affected.

Countless Twitter and Reddit threads popped up, all about YouTube suddenly deleting a number of crypto-related videos Dec. 23. On top of the video deletion, YouTube sent out an official warning to content creators in the form of a “strike.” When the account gets “struck” 3 times, it gets shut down.

YouTube has yet to respond on why it censored these videos.

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Technical analysis

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Bitcoin

Bitcoin spent Christmas losing some value, but the loss is almost insignificant. Its price did fall under the 38.2% Fib retracement line of $7,260. After falling under the support level which now turned resistance, Bitcoin seems to have consolidated near the top of the range.


Bitcoin’s volume was quite low, which can be explained by the holidays. Its RSI was quite stable and around the middle of the value range.

Key levels to the upside                    Key levels to the downside

1: $7,260                                           1: $6,940

2: $7415                                            2: $6,640

3: $7,525                                           3: $6,415


Ethereum

Ethereum also spent Christmas losing some of its value. The price is still contained within the resistance of $128.1 and support of $122.5. The price is now consolidating in the middle of the range.


Ethereum’s RSI level is currently on the rise, with the volume being on the lower end of the spectrum.

Key levels to the upside                    Key levels to the downside

1: $128.1                                             1: $122.07

2: $130                                               2: $117

3: $141.15


Ripple

XRP’s broke a key support during Christmas. Its price dropped below $0.19 and could not make it back above. It is now consolidating just below this level, which currently acts as resistance. XRP has quite a free fall if it decides to drop in price. The next support level is at $0.178.


XRP’s volume is, just like Ethereum’s and Bitcoin’s, pretty low. This is, again, most likely due to fewer traders being involved with the market during the holidays. The key level of $0.19 is now acting as resistance.

Key levels to the upside                    Key levels to the downside

1: $0.19                                              1: $0.178

2: $0.198                                            2: $0.1678

3: $0.2058

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By Ilija Rankovic

Cryptocurrency trader, analyst and writer with a prolific experience in the industry. Moved from trading/analysis of the traditional markets to cryptocurrencies in 2013. His industry career includes jobs such as ICO advisor, analyst, crypto algorithmic trading contributor etc.

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