Bitcoin price falls to 2-month low, but derivatives markets reflect traders’ interest
Bitcoin price is pinned below $60,000, but derivatives and stablecoin data show traders remain optimistic. Go to Source
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Bitcoin price is pinned below $60,000, but derivatives and stablecoin data show traders remain optimistic. Go to Source
Ether derivatives were unable to maintain elevated optimism levels, despite the potential spot ETF and recent macroeconomic data. Go to Source
After falling below $70,000, bitcoin has stabilized above the $69,000 mark. In contrast, South Korea has seen a notable rise in the premium for bitcoin. South Korea’s Bitcoin Premium Rebounds After Hitting Recent Low Recently, bitcoin (BTC) saw its infamous premium in South Korea drop below 1% after nearly hitting 10% in mid-April. Current data … Read more
Bitcoin flirted with $70,200 on June 3, but traders fear excessive leverage might be a double-edged sword. Go to Source
ETH price gained 25% off mere rumors, but Ethereum derivatives data suggests that Ether could see even more upside. Go to Source
ETH price continues to trail far behind Bitcoin’s year-to-date gains even after the crypto market responded positively to today’s CPI print. Go to Source
Bitcoin bulls expectations of $50,000 and higher remain feasible according to BTC futures and options markets. Go to Source
Bitcoin price keeps going up but retail traders are not piling in yet. Cointelegraph explores why. Go to Source
Bitcoin futures data counters the assumption that BTC’s rally to $42,000 was primarily propelled by shorts liquidations. What is next for BTC? Go to Source
The Bitcoin futures annualized premium jumped to 34% on Nov. 28, leading analysts to speculate about an imminent spot BTC ETF approval. Go to Source