Polymarkets indicates there is a 42% chance for Bitcoin to hit $90K this April, as well as a 7% chance to hit $70K. This shows a higher bullish probability, as of mid-April, for the crypto markets.
TRON DeFi Liquidity Plummets: TVL Down 36.7% in USD, 32.6% in TRX.
This chart shows a significant decline in the Total Value Locked (TVL) of Tron (TRX) over a 1-year period.
According to this chart, we can see a drastic decrease of 32% Quarter on Quarter (QoQ) in TRX, which is even greater in USD at 36.7%.
Through this chart, we can observe that there is currently a decline in the Tron ecosystem, causing investors to withdraw the funds they placed in Tron protocols for staking and farming.
We can also see many declines in other projects when the market is in a downtrend like it is now.
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