This week, the price of Skale Network (SKL) recovered as demand for the token and other cryptocurrencies continued to increase. On Monday, the SKL token peaked at $0.0930, approximately 375 percent higher than its nadir point in October.
Skale Network is among the blockchain industry’s most rapidly expanding companies. The zero-gas Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) aids in the acceleration of decentralized applications (dApps) by developers. Additionally, consumers save money on gas fees.
Skale Network has been adopted by developers across various sectors, including infrastructure, gaming, and decentralized finance (DeFi). The ecosystem has several prominent developers, including Capital DEX, ReHold, and NFT Labs.
Recent information indicates that the network experienced further expansion in December. Based on the data on its statistics page, engaged users surpassed 3.5 million in December, up from 2.3 million the month prior.
Additional information indicates that transactions exceeded 30.9 million over the previous thirty days. There was a rise from the 30 million recorded in the preceding month.
Skale, above all else, continued to help its clients save a ton of money on transportation fees. Monthly gas fee savings surpassed $529 million in total.
Alongside the recovery of other cryptocurrencies, the Skale Network token also ascended. For the first time in over two years, Bitcoin surpassed $45,000, and the total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies reached $1.8 trillion.
On Monday, additional successful tokens included Lisk, Raydium, Sei, and Avalaunch. As its statistics continued to rise, the SKL price rebounded on Tuesday, as indicated by the daily chart. It peaked at $0.9230, representing its highest level since May 2022.
Following a retest of the critical support level at $0.069, the coin experienced its most significant swing since November of last year, when this rebound occurred.
Retest and break is, without exception, one of the most frequently observed continuation patterns.
Additionally, the price of Skale Network surpassed both the 25-day and 50-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMA). Indicators of MACD and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) continued to rise in tandem.
As a result, Skale’s prognosis is optimistic as the January Effect commences. In this scenario, assets generally perform well in January, when investors resume their workdays.