Bitcoin derivatives turn bearish as traders anticipate sub $60K BTC price
Bitcoin derivatives data suggests that macroeconomic and crypto-specific factors are behind BTC’s recent drop below $60,000. Go to Source
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Bitcoin derivatives data suggests that macroeconomic and crypto-specific factors are behind BTC’s recent drop below $60,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin price descends to $60,000, but will traders buy the dip in BTC and altcoins? Go to Source
TON, PEPE, KAS, and JASMY could attract buying if bears fail to pin Bitcoin below $64,602. Go to Source
Bitcoin has broken below the immediate support of $64,602, increasing the risk of a fall to the crucial $60,000 price level. Go to Source
$4 billion worth of Ethereum options are set to expire on June 28, with the balance of forces centered around $3,500. Go to Source
Ether’s failure to respond to good news could be rooted in investors’ perception that macroeconomic conditions are worsening. Go to Source
Bitcoin is struggling to bounce off $64,500, increasing the possibility of a deeper correction to $60,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin whales and miners remain cautiously optimistic, strengthening the bullish case for $64,300 support. Go to Source
SOL price weakness can explained by Solana Network’s activity and lack of appetite from derivatives traders. Go to Source
Bitcoin is facing intense selling pressure, but charts suggest strong support at $64,500 and again at $60,000. Go to Source