Bitcoin open interest jumps $1.3B following Fed’s ‘dovish’ minutes
Bitcoin Open Interest has jumped by over a billion following the United States Federal Reserve ‘dovish’ minutes on Aug. 21. Go to Source
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Bitcoin Open Interest has jumped by over a billion following the United States Federal Reserve ‘dovish’ minutes on Aug. 21. Go to Source
Bitcoin technical indicators are “improving” — meaning a short squeeze may be “inevitable,” according to crypto analysts. Go to Source
If Bitcoin follows the same pattern as previous election years, August will be “nothing crazy,” but a breakout may occur within a month or two, according to a crypto analyst. Go to Source
10x Research’s Markus Thielen says there’s one stablecoin metric that is key to indicating institutional interest in Bitcoin, but it’s not flashing green right now. Go to Source
The Bitcoin bull-bear market indicator has turned green once more after Bitcoin’s drop below $50,000 triggered its first bearish signal since January 2023. Go to Source
Bitcoin has crossed the $62,000 mark for the first time since Aug. 3, and futures traders are scrambling to adjust their positions. Go to Source
The popular Bitcoin valuation metric hasn’t been at this level since the downfall of cryptocurrency exchange FTX in November 2022. Go to Source
A crypto analyst argues that Bitcoin’s price needs to return to levels seen around the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs for an optimal entry point. Go to Source
Bitcoin has jumped 4.3% as future traders skew toward long positions ahead of Donald Trump’s speech at the Bitcoin Conference. Go to Source
Cryptocurrency traders believe that the recent market downturn is just a “shakeout” and there is a “bullish continuation” on the horizon. Go to Source