Strong fundamentals are behind theCryptocurrencies that are set to see the most growth.
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After some price weakness caused by caution around the outcome of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, investors came back into the market on Wednesday and pushed the price of bitcoin back towards $50,000.
The price of ether was up 1.6% on Wednesday, while the price of Bitcoin was up 2.3%.
The market has been under pressure. As investors prepare for a potentially hawkish outlook from Fed policymakers after their two-day meeting that will conclude on Wednesday, the sol token has fallen by 12%. The central bank could signal that it intends to wrap up its monthly bond purchases more quickly than many expect, or even give an indication of when US interest rates might rise.
"If the Federal Reserve decides to do either of these things, that will negatively impact cryptocurrencies," Marcus Sotiriou, analyst at UK based and Canada listed digital asset broker GlobalBlock said.
Market watchers think investors are still positive on cryptocurrencies over the long-term, particularly those attached to theBlockchains with real-use cases.
Since March 2020, value investors have begun to understand the long-term value proposition for disrupting gold as an emerging store of value and for smart contract-platforms such as ethereum, solana and avalanche as they are looking to preserve.
After the company announced a tie-up with Circle, the company's token avax rose by 16%, making it one of the strongest performers of the day.
"USDC can be minted on the avalanche platform without the need to bridge existing USDC token from ethereum," Emin Gun Sirer wrote in a post on Tuesday.
Like the ethereum network, avalanche offers a variety of finance options. It's a cheaper alternative. On Wednesday, the average gas fee on the avalanche network was around $0.0047-0.0578, compared with $3.66 on the ethereum network.
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