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The first series of Sugar Rush opens with fifteen-year-old Kim (Hallinan) moving to Brighton with her family, and developing a crush on her best friend - heterosexual girl Sugar (Crichlow).
Anna Wilson-Jones - Anna, a womaniser who seduces Kimberly.Neil Jackson - Dale, a handyman who has an affair with Stella.Laura Donnelly - Beth, Kim's friend and love interest.Jalaal Hartley - Mark Evans, Saint's ex-boyfriend.Andrew Garfield - Tom, Kimberly's next-door neighbour.Richard Lumsden - Nathan Daniels, Kimberly and Matt's father.Sara Stewart - Stella Daniels, Kimberly and Matt's mother.Kurtis O'Brien - Matt Daniels, Kimberly's confused and alienated younger brother.Sarah-Jane Potts- Saint (real name Sarah), Kimberly's girlfriend in Series 2.Lenora Crichlow - Maria "Sugar" Sweet, a teenager who lives life without thinking of the consequences.Olivia Hallinan - Kimberly Daniels, fifteen-year-old protagonist and narrator of the series.“To the extent that you’re a believer in crypto’s long-term potential, now may be a buying opportunity - if you can stomach the volatility. “‘Next summer’ for crypto is probably when we see peak hawkishness from central banks and a start to easing policy,” Oerth said. That’s the view of Ashley Oerth, senior investment strategy analyst at Invesco, who says that cryptocurrencies tend to be valued not by their own characteristics but by the prevailing macro environment. There are plenty who say that price recoveries could still be a ways off. The money flowing out of crypto-related funds in the third quarter has slowed down and some analysts argue the bulk of investors fleeing happened in the second quarter. With investors sitting things out until Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can start to rebound, ETF flows have remained muted too. “If it is a risk asset, as many including myself have suggested, picking a bottom in BTC is tantamount to picking a bottom in stocks,” Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex, said, adding that “the crash has tempered the enthusiasm among” people he speaks with. And Bitcoin’s on-chain activity has been depressed the whole year, according to a note by Jaran Mellerud at researcher Arcane. Google trends show the general populace has been much less interested in the tokens. Whatever the case, interest in crypto has waned in recent months. Others argue that once the dollar starts to weaken, then Bitcoin might be able to break upwards also. Many analysts say that should US stocks form a floor, then the digital token could too, though there’s little consensus on when that might happen. “There’s nothing that turns off an individual investor more than something getting stuck in a sideways range.”Īt issue is Bitcoin needing to find a bottom amid a selloff that’s brought it down 60% this year. We definitely don’t have that right now because we’re just stuck in a range,” said Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak & Co. “The overall price has got to do better, and once it does, the retail investor will become excited again. Some market-watchers say that with hodl-investors waiting things out, the overhanging question remains whether - or when - individual investors will make a return.
Such is the problem for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies now - the cohort of retail-type investors who had fueled much of last year’s huge surge in prices have been missing in action. The group of investors who ‘hodl’ through thick and thin - meaning those who remain loyal even during tough times - has remained “steadfast,” according to Glassnode, which said that they might be hunkering down “for the storms ahead.”
Meanwhile, wealth held by “mature coins” is at an all-time high, the researcher said, as long-time investors have refused to spend them amid the market turmoil. While around 83,500 new digital wallets are coming online daily, that’s a low for the 2020-2022 cycle, according to data compiled by strategists at Glassnode. Yet the hunt for a bottom continues as long-term holders cling on with expectations that there’s more pain to come - and retail investors stay on the sidelines.Įven with the narrative going around that crypto hung tough in the July-September stretch, the mood has remained sour. (Bloomberg) - Crypto investors found something to cheer about amid the recent downturn in digital tokens: the asset class held up better than just about everything else in the third quarter.
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