Ethereum open interest hits 20-month high — Is this bullish or bearish for ETH?
Ether’s futures open interest jumps to a 20-month high, but leverage demand remains balanced. Go to Source
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Ether’s futures open interest jumps to a 20-month high, but leverage demand remains balanced. Go to Source
Bitcoin faced selling near $64,000, but buyers have managed to keep the price above the short-term holder realized price near $62,000, which is a positive sign. Go to Source
US appeals court judges peppered the CFTC and betting platform Kalshi’s lawyers with questions as the regulator bids to overturn a lower court’s decision allowing election markets. Go to Source
Bitcoin options market positioning shifted as BTC price shot through the $60,000 to $63,000 level. Go to Source
ETH price struggles to find reasons to rally after the network’s DApp volumes drop and Ether languishes near the $2,250 support. Go to Source
Bitcoin is at a critical juncture, and analysts are divided about the potential impact of interest rate cuts on the market’s direction. Go to Source
Bitcoin price wobbles near $58,000 as uncertainty over the Fed’s monetary policy decision looms and traders eyeball weak economic data in China. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s failure to hold $60,000 shows hesitation to buy at higher levels before the FOMC decision on Sept. 18. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s rally above $60,000 could trigger buying in FET, SUI, AAVE, INJ and other altcoins. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s perpetual funding rate shows lack of confidence from bulls, but options markets are displaying resilience. Go to Source