Price Action
Over the past week, Aurora saw its price go down by -12.72%. It is below its 20 day moving average by 8.75%, so it’s slightly away. Aurora ‘s bullish momentum, if assessed by its distance from its 20 day moving average, is roughly middle-of-the-pack relative to the cryptos we’re tracking. In terms of volatility, Aurora exhibits greater price volatility than approximately 15% of coins in our index, so this coin might not move much — something traders and investors will certainly want to keep in mind. Looking ahead, if the upcoming week mirrors the volatility of three past three weeks, the price range for Aurora in US dollars is expected to be between $0.0152205 and $0.0186205.
Where to trade Aurora (symbol: AOA): Yobit, DDEX
Volume Update
In the week prior, the daily volume for Aurora has ranged between 337,338.1 and 6,374,425 currency units. Over the past three weeks, the trend in volume does not have a clear direction, while the price trend is clearly down. Over the past week, Aurora saw its trading turnover — which we define as average daily trading volume divided by circulating supply — register at 0.04%. Its trading turnover percentage is higher than about 6.19% of the coins we’re tracking, so it’s well below average; this coin may be hard to get into and out of, and thus is suitable only for those interested in holding and exiting slowly and patiently.
Engagement Update
Over the past week, Aurora saw its holders go from 16,842 to 16,839, an increase of -0.02%. And in regards to cumulative transactions logged on the blockchain, they went from 33,159 to 33,236, which amounts to a change of 0.23%. Aurora ‘s combined growth rate — meaning the sum of its growth rate in holders and transactions — is 0.21% which puts it ahead of 26.47% of the coins in our index. This could indicate that its change in engagement is below average, at least on a percentage basis.
Technology Development Status
Aurora currently has 11 public repositories on GitHub, with the oldest one now 343 days young. The last recorded update to its public repositories was more than a week ago which is potentially concerning; more than a week without an update may suggest development is too slow. Aurora’s public repos now have 100 which is very bad on a relative basis; it bests only 17 % of the 100 similar coins in our index. The coin has 0 outstanding issues in the backlog awaiting to be addressed by the core development team. In comparison to the number of watchers it has, though, its open issues count doesn’t seem like something to worry about. To put the situation in context, Aurora has a better issue/watcher ratio on its GitHub than 94% of similar coins we’re tracking.
Aurora News and Commentary
Over the past week, we found one link about Aurora that we thought was particularly interesting. If available, we added an excerpt from the article to help give a taste of what it is about.
Snippet:
Lars Vegard (1880– 1963) was a Norwegian physicist, especially known as an aurora borealis researcher.
Where to Buy
You can trade Aurora, listed under the symbol AOA, through the following exchanges: Yobit, DDEX.
Article by SixJupiter
