Plus, the biggest crypto exchange in the U.S., Kraken, have boosted their workforce by 10%. That means, more job openings have recently been available in the field, announced Forbes in March. With 800 employees, the exchange decided to add 67 new hires to the team.
Also, Ethereum is looking strong. The average cost basis rose sharply by 3.6% in February 2020. A similar moment was noticed with the mining difficulty increasing by 3.7%. This is a clear indication the network is in good health.
But, that’s not all. The currency is being widely distributed, which means the increased distribution supply is a good sign of rising interest rates in other market participants. Even though these tokens are getting distributed by crowdsale, more and more hands have access to it.
Since February this year, the addresses held supply hold around 40% of the entire Ether supply. The percentage might look small, but it’s slowly rising. By the end of February, some addresses worth increased by 8%, which is a clear indicator that the volume is on the rise.
However, this didn’t happen overnight. The interest in crypto has been steadily rising in the last couple of days. Despite the massive March plunge, it didn’t discourage investors. From what we can tell from the results, it seems that the impact is on a global scale. In fact, in the last couple of weeks, stable companies have mined countless dollars in digital currency.