

The Polygon Matic is still struggling to remain above $0.5 as the crypto markets crash. The coin has been posting persistent price drops over the last few weeks. In the past 30 days, Matic price dropped from $1 to $0.54 before the coin made some recovery to the current price.
In the past 24 hours of this writing, Polygon Matic increased by 1.5%, which has raised the price to $0.64. This surge in price has greatly increased the chances of the Matic staying above the $0.5 mark. But if the bears take control in the next few days, then it will be very difficult for the Polygon Matic to maintain this price.
Though a bullish market condition will keep Matic surging towards the $1, there are other factors that will greatly determine MATIC performance. The upcoming Ethereum merge will be a factor because the Polygon Matic protocol is scaling this chain. If the demand for the Polygon protocol will reduce after the Ethereum chain scales better, then the Matic coin price might drop.
In addition to this, Polygon Matic will need to beat the competition from its tough competitors to keep the price above $0.5. Bitgert (BRISE) is one of the biggest Polygon Matic competitors.
Therefore, Bitgert is among coins triggering selling on the Polygon Matic. If Bitgert remains bullish, the more Matic holders will sell to buy BRISE,
Polygon Matic will find it tough to maintain a price above $0.5 if the bears take over the market. However, Bitgert has always maintained a stable price even during bear market conditions.
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