
Bitcoin Open Interest reached $45.4 billion on Nov. 6 after Donald Trump won the US presidential election and Bitcoin tapped all-new highs.
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Bitcoin’s recent surge in open interest beyond $35 billion has analysts worried about potential signs of froth in the market.
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Bitcoin open interest is testing a yearly high range of $35B while spot volumes remain skewed towards the sell side, indicating higher downside volatility.
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Bitcoin leveraged positions increased over the past week, and a portion of these late longs have been wiped out as BTC price dropped closer to $65,000.
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Open interest is often used to gauge the interest and liquidity behind an asset. In Bitcoin’s case, the surge in open interest could signal an imminent breakout.
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A hefty amount of Bitcoin short positions will be wiped if Bitcoin returns to $70,000, a price level it hasn’t seen in 12 days.
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