Bitcoin (BTC) has not lived up to investor expectations and has barely reached its glorious highs of 2017, where it almost reached $ 20,000 USD per BTC. However, by the end of September 2019, BTC had fallen below $ 10,000 USD. Also, he was struggling to top $ 10,000 in the stifled market. Despite the intense compulsion from Bitcoin investors who practically want a price miracle out of nowhere, it looks like Bitcoin is likely to drop further in the coming months.
The Ethereum (ETH) / USD contagion is experiencing a less exchange-laden market and therefore movements are less extreme than Bitcoin's. ETH had quite a few steep declines in the last two periods of 2019. However, it managed to make nominal gains in response to the declines. Furthermore, ETH has been moving within the same BTC market conditions; There is a good chance of a possible recovery in case there is a break within the resistance level that is typically found. At the time of writing, the ETH price was $ 230.46 USD, which was a 6.88% gain from the prior day's close of $ 214.13 USD.
As of September 2019, Litecoin (LTC) was trying to break above $ 71.89 USD, but had been struggling and ended up falling to the typical support line of $ 70.18 USD. The LTC pattern within the crypto market tended to suggest that there would be a general trend to hover around the median for the immediate term. Although, there was a concern that if the LTC value were to undermine $ 70.18 USD, the probability of further falling would increase, but traders remain optimistic. At the time of this writing, the LTC price was $ 61.71 and had increased more than 7% in the last day