Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Ethereum (ETH) have been caught in a whirlwind of changes, and there’s a new contender that’s making waves: Everlodge. Let’s delve into the recent movements of these cryptocurrencies, and explore how they are shaping the future of digital finance.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Price Soars After Grayscale Wins the SEC Case
Recently, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has become popular because Grayscale won a case against the SEC. The cryptocurrency market went up after this news, and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was one of the coins that experienced maximum surge. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is now trading at around $220, which is the highest price it has been in a week.
But, these kinds of big changes are not always permanent. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is still 95.65% lower than its all-time high price. In the past week, the price has gone up by 12.96%, but in the last 24 hours, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has only gone up by 1.63%.
However, the future of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is uncertain. While some analysts believe that Bitcoin Cash (BCH) could go up in price, others have a bearish outlook about it.
Ethereum (ETH) Releases New Guide to Replace Outdated Yellow Paper
Ethereum (ETH) has created a new guide, called Ethereum EELS. It is replacing the old Yellow Paper, which is not up-to-date. The EELS is easy to use, and has all the latest information about Ethereum (ETH).
The EELS provides a complete guide to how Ethereum (ETH) works at every stage. This is important because previous Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) only suggested changes, without explaining how they would fit into the existing Ethereum (ETH) framework.
As of now, Ethereum’s (ETH) price is $1,646.42. While Ethereum (ETH) has grown by 2.98% in the past week, it has declined by 1.13% in the past 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) is still 66.34% below its all-time high of $4,891.70.
Everlodge (ELDG)
The average vacation rental owner earns $24,000 per year. But what if you could start earning passive income from vacation rentals without having to own, or manage a property? With Everlodge, you can do just that.
Everlodge is a new platform that makes it easy to invest in vacation rentals. It is like Airbnb, but instead of renting out your own home, you can buy a share of a vacation rental for just $100, using Web3. The platform has already sold over 27 million tokens, and is valued at $0.012.
ELDG uses blockchain technology to make the process secure, and transparent. Each vacation rental is represented by a non-fungible token (NFT). NFTs are special digital items that you can buy and sell. When you buy an NFT, you are buying a share of the vacation rental.
Additionally, the marketplace will let you buy, sell, and invest in small parts of real estate properties, like villas, homes, and hotels. You can browse listings, purchase your vacation home, and start generating income, all in one place.
The platform will also have a launchpad where developers can raise money from the ELDG community. The Rewards Club will give members free stays at Everlodge properties. This is a great way to enjoy vacation rentals without having to pay full price. Members can also resell their free stays for extra income.
Finally, co-owners of the properties can use their property-backed NFTs as collateral for loans. Thus, they can borrow money against the value of their property.
Find out more about the Everlodge (ELDG)
Website: https://www.everlodge.io/
Telegram: https://t.me/everlodge
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