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Bitcoin’s price went on a rollercoaster in the past few days following the Fed’s latest interest rate hike but has calmed around $28,000 as of now.
Most altcoins have posted some minor losses on a daily scale, while Litecoin keeps charting impressive gains.
BTC Back Above $28K
After surging by over $8,000 within a week amid the global banking crisis, bitcoin had calmed around $28,000 earlier this week and remained there for a few days straight. Yet, the asset was destined to go through some more volatile trading hours and days mid-week when the US Federal Reserve was scheduled to announce changes in its interest rate policy.
While the expectations varied, the nation’s central bank actually hiked the key rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, prompting more price fluctuations for BTC. The asset reacted with an immediate $2,000 price drop to under $27,000 before it shot back up by a grand.
The past 24 hours brought some more gains as bitcoin spiked to just shy of $29,000. Despite getting rejected there, the cryptocurrency still stands with some minor daily gains and trades above $28,000.
Its market capitalization has returned to over $540 billion, while its dominance over the alts sits above 46%.
BTCUSD. Source: TradingView
Litecoin Keeps Climbing
The more volatile by nature altcoins also went through some massive fluctuations in the past few days. Now, though, most of the landscape is slightly in the red.
Binance Coin, Dogecoin, MATIC, Solana, Polkadot, and Shiba Inu have all painted insignificant losses. Cardano and Ripple are down by over 3% in a day. However, XRP is among the best performers in the past seven days, surging by over 16%.
Litecoin is also another notable gainer on a weekly scale, being up by 15%. The past 24 hours alone brought a 5% increase for LTC.
TONCOIN, LDO, UNI, XLM, and ALGO are all deep in the red, with losses of up to 6% in a day.
The total crypto market cap, though, has remained relatively quiet and is still above $1.150 trillion.
Cryptocurrency Market Overview. Source: Quantify Crypto
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LTC, XRP, and DASH are up by double digits on a weekly scale.

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Bitcoin Reclaims $28K After Enhanced Volatility, Litecoin Up 15% Weekly (Market Watch)


Those who pre-order the game through the Meta Quest Store will receive a special gun skin. 



Triangle Factory, the developer behind the popular VR game Hyper Dash, today revealed the official release date for its next multiplayer experience, Breachers. Coming next month to Quest, Rift, and PC VR headsets, this tactical first-person shooter pits two teams of five against one another in close-quarter firefights throughout semi-destructible environments. 









The gameplay is reminiscent of games like Rainbow Six Siege and Counter-Strike. The attacking team is tasked with planting and successfully detonating a bomb while the other team defends. Players can purchase and customize their weapons at the start of each round. This includes assault rifles, pistols, shotguns, and submachine guns. They also have access to a variety of different gadgets, such as drones and breaching foam. 



That said, the most powerful tool at your disposal is your team. The game requires you to coordinate with the rest of your squad about entry points, flanking positions, and weapon layouts. There’s even a locomotion system that allows you to scale buildings and vault over obstacles. 



Credit: Triangle Factory


Triangle Factory has been hosting an open alpha test via SideQuest and Github. The game will be fully available on Quest, Rift (cross-buy supported), and PC VR headsets on April 13th for $29.99. Those who pre-order the game now via the Meta Quest Store will receive a special gun skin for the JESPER, a standard sidearm that spawns with each player at the start of every round.



The open alpha end on March 24th, so you’ll want to move quickly if you’d like to try before you buy. For more information visit here.



Feature Image Credit: Triangle Factory
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Those who pre-order the game through the Meta Quest Store will receive a special gun skin. Triangle Factory, the developer behind the popular VR game Hyper Dash, today revealed the official release date for its next multiplayer experience, Breachers. Coming next month to Quest, Rift, and PC VR he...

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Tactical VR Shooter Breachers Launches April 2023

Triangle Factory, the studio behind Hyper Dash (2021), announced its squad-based shooter Breachers is set to launch next month on Quest 2 and SteamVR headsets.

The Rainbow Six Siege-inspired shooter has seen over 60,000 players play since the studio launched the open alpha late last year. Now the studio says Breachers will officially launch on April 13th.
Like Rainbow Six Siege, one team (Enforcers) is tasked with wiping out the enemy squad and disarm their bombs with an EMP. You’ll be able to rappel and breach through walls, swing through windows and catch your opponents by surprise with gadgetry like drones, cloaking devices, flashbangs and breaching foam.

                

                
                    
                        
                           

                            
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As the opposing team (Revolter), your squad has to protect your bombs with force and gadgets such as door-blockers, trip mines, static field emitters and proximity sensors.
If you’re curious to try your hand at the Breachers, the studio is actually still running the open alpha until March 24th. You can join the open alpha over at SideQuest for Quest 2 and Quest Pro, and over at Github for PC VR headsets. If you need any help through the install process, make sure to jump over to the game’s Discord (invite link).

While a VR-only game, Triangle Factory is also packaging in a spectator mode that can be viewed without VR hardware, promising some ready access for streamers looking to commentate on the game’s 5v5 competitive matches.
Priced at $30, players who pre-order on Quest can also get an Elite gun skin for ‘The Jesper’, the standard sidearm players spawn with at the start of each round. You can also wishlist on Steam. The studio hasn’t mentioned PSVR 2 support yet.



Triangle Factory, the studio behind Hyper Dash (2021), announced its squad-based shooter Breachers is set to launch next month on Quest 2 and SteamVR headsets. The Rainbow Six Siege-inspired shooter has seen over 60,000 players play since the studio launched the open alpha late last year. Now the...

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Aiming to Bring ‘Rainbow Six Siege’ Action to VR, Tactical Team Shooter ‘Breachers’ Releases in April


Calling all Dance Dance Revolution fans…



The 2023 Game Developer Conference (GDC) is just around the corner and we’re already seeing exciting announcements from companies big and small. This includes Rebuff Reality, who will be at the event showcasing Dance Dash, a VR rhythm game that’s played with your feet instead of your hands.









Similar to Dance Dance Revolution, the classic music video games series, Dance Dash tasks you with stomping to the beat of high-energy dance songs in an attempt to rack up the highest scores possible. You’ll also need to duck, dodge, and jump over various obstacles while avoiding virtual bear traps. 



Dance Dash sets itself apart from competing VR rhythm game thanks to its unique use of TrackStrap technology. Rather than using your hands to interact with the virtual world, you instead strap Meta Quest Touch or Valve Index controllers to your legs and dance with your own two feet. There’s even a full-body tracking mode (FTB) which introduces additional targets for you to slap, punch, and hit. In order to access FBT mode, you’ll need additional VIVE Trackers. 



Credit: Rebuff Reality


Other interesting features include a digital crowd that reacts to your performances in real-time, a free beat map editor that allows you to design custom tracks, and a dedicated avatar import system with support for popular services like Ready Player Me. Moving forward, the company plans on introducing leg tracking for major VR platforms like PlayStation VR and Quest Pro as well as support fo hand-tracking. 



Dance Dash will be available to try at GDC booth #N3230 from March 20th to March 25th. For more information visit rebuffreality.com. An official Kickstarter is apparently coming soon. 



Feature Image Credit: Rebuff Reality
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Calling all Dance Dance Revolution fans… The 2023 Game Developer Conference (GDC) is just around the corner and we’re already seeing exciting announcements from companies big and small. This includes Rebuff Reality, who will be at the event showcasing Dance Dash, a VR rhythm game that’s played wi...

Dance Dash Is A VR Game You Play With Your Feet


BeInCrypto looks at the five biggest altcoins losers in the entire cryptocurrency market this week, specifically from March 3 to 10.



The altcoins that have fallen the most in the entire altcoin market are:




Stacks (STX) price fell by 32.71%



SingularityNET (AGIX) price fell by 30.81%



Mina (MINA) price fell by 29.43%



Render Token (RNDR) price fell by 28.77%



Dash (DASH) price fell by 24.98%




Stacks (STX) Price Leads Crypto Market Losers



The Stacks price has decreased since reaching a high of $1.05 on March 1. The altcoin broke down from an ascending parallel channel on March 4, reaching a low of $0.59 on March 9. 



Currently, the cryptocurrency price is trading just above the 0.618 Fib retracement support level at $0.53. While the area could initiate a bounce, the RSI has not generated any bullish divergence yet. 



If the decrease continues, the next closest support area would be at $0.40. On the other hand, if a bounce occurs, the STX price could increase to $0.63.



STX/USDT Daily Chart. Source: TradingView



SingularityNET (AGIX) Price Risks Further Breakdown



The AGIX price has fallen since reaching a high of $0.67 on Feb. 8. It created a lower high (red icon) on March 1 and resumed its descent afterward. On March 9, it broke down from the 0.5 Fib retracement support level at $0.36.



If the decrease continues, the altcoin could fall to the 0.618 Fib retracement support level at $0.28. 



However, AGIX could retest the $0.36 level if a bounce occurs.



AGIX/USD Daily Chart. Source: TradingView



Mina (MINA) Resumes Fall



The MINA price has fallen sharply since reaching a high of $1.25 on Feb. 16. This caused a deviation above the $1.17 resistance area. The rate of decrease accelerated on March 3. 



Currently, the crypto is approaching the $0.57 horizontal support area and is expected to reach it. 



On the other hand, if the price bounces, it could retest the $0.82 area and validate it as resistance.



MINA/USDT Daily Chart. Source: TradingView



Render Token (RNDR) Falls After Parabola Breaks Down



The RNDR price has decreased since Feb. 7 when it reached a high of $2.19. It created a lower high on Feb. 16 and accelerated its rate of decrease afterward. 



Currently, the digital asset trades below the 0.618 Fib retracement support level at $1.08. If the drop continues, the closest support would be at $0.77. On the other hand, if RNDR regains momentum, it could retest the $1.07 area once more.



RNDR/USDT Daily Chart. Source: TradingView



Dash (DASH) Breaks Down From Ascending Support



The DASH price has fallen since reaching a high of $77.90 on Feb. 16. The price created a lower high at the beginning of March and accelerated its rate of decrease afterward. On March 9, DASH broke down from an ascending support line. 



If the decrease continues, the closest support area would be at $49. 



On the other hand, if the crypto asset regains momentum, it could retest the ascending support line at $60.



DASH/USDT Daily Chart. Source: TradingView



For BeInCrypto’s latest crypto market analysis, click here.
The post These 5 Altcoins Bore the Brunt of This Week’s Crypto Market Collapse appeared first on BeInCrypto.


These five altcoins decreased the most from the entire cryptocurrency market last week: STX, AGIX, MINA, RNDR and DASH.
The post These 5 Altcoins Bore the Brunt of This Week&#8217;s Crypto Market Collapse appeared first on BeInCrypto.


Dash price	$56.03
Low - High 24H	$54.93 - $59.58
Market cap	$629.73M
Volume 24H	$75.44M
All time high	$1,493.59 -96.24% December 20th 2017
All time low	$0.213899 26170.40% February 14th 2014
Genesis date	N/A

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