Polkadot News

The rollout of the Polkadot protocol has been ongoing since August, when the project launched its Rococo testnet.

Traders appear disinterested in buying Bitcoin at the current levels, suggesting that further downside could be in store for BTC and altcoins.

Bitcoin price remains under pressure but select altcoins like XRP, DOT, XLM and SOL are showing signs of resuming their uptrend.

KSM rallied to a new all-time high as investors rushed into new positions in order to participate in the hype surrounding the upcoming parachain auctions.

Bitcoin is showing signs of topping out but many altcoins remain strong, a signal that the decoupling between the two is likely to continue for a few more days.

Bitcoin remains on slippery ground and the completion of a bearish candlestick pattern signals that further downside is possible for BTC and altcoins.

DTrade is planning to build the first derivatives exchange on Polkadot following a highly successful private investment round.

CSPR appears to be following DOT’s route to success as its IOU token latched on to the bull market’s momentum and rallied 2,300% before it's even listed on major exchanges.

Ethereum's increasing dominance has kept traders focused on altcoins but Bitcoin's struggle to hold above $59,000 could send the entire market tumbling.

Altcoins continue to rally higher and Bitcoin's repeat tests of the $58,000 level signal that bulls are building momentum.

Bitcoin is trying to stage a comeback in order to catch up with the spectacular price action seen in Ethereum and other altcoins.

The parachain slot auctions are the next big milestone due on the Polkadot roadmap. So, what can we expect?

Ethereum and a handful of altcoins have charged higher while Bitcoin struggles to find enough momentum to clear the $58,000 level.

After days of range-bound action, Bitcoin and many altcoins made a strong comeback today, indicating buying at lower levels.

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