

The crypto market has been bearish the whole of the week, where Bitcoin (BTC) and Litecoin (LTC) have posted a price decline. As of writing, Bitcoin was already 7.5% down for the past 7 days and plunged 1.12% for the past 24 hours.
Litecoin (LTC) had made some recovery this morning, although it has been plummeting for the entire weekend. However, the coin still looks bearish despite making a 2% gain in the past 24 hours. With the global market still in the red, Litecoin is not out of the wood yet.
Looking at the Bitgert charts from various platforms, like Coinmarketcap, shows that Bitgert has increased by 115% in the past 30 days of this writing. This is when Bitcoin and Litecoin have declined 16% and 10%, respectively, during the same period.
The Bitgert bullish has been driven by the massive utility that the Bitgert team has built and is building. The Bitgert ecosystem is one of the most disruptive compared to Bitcoin and Litecoin. Bitgert has already released a more powerful blockchain than Bitcoin and Litecoin, and there are more disruptive projects coming up from the Bitgert roadmap V2.
Bitgert's partnership with 1000+ blockchain projects in the next 365 days is a big deal. The Bitcoin and Litecoin communities are also joining Bitgert because of the anticipated September 1st announcement.
The Bitgert partnership with developing partners like Centcex has also increased the ecosystem growth rate. Centcex team is in the process of releasing the Bitgert Paybrise and has promised to launch the Bitgert DEX as part of Startup Studio projects. So Centcex project will be a key Bitgert partner that will grow Bitgert price even further.
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