Ethereum derivatives data shows pro traders are bearish, but for how long?
The ETH futures premium turned bearish and the network's TVL dropped 22% from its peak, but how is this impacting pro traders’ sentiment?
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Traders predict $3,800 Ethereum, but multiple data points suggest otherwise
Is it time for a correction after ETH rallied 34% in two weeks? On-chain metrics and derivatives data say yes.
Bitcoin derivatives metrics reflect traders’ neutral sentiment, but anything can happen
BTC price is caught in the middle of a game of tug-o-war, as evidenced by the fact that pro traders are equally pricing upside and downside risk instruments.
Ethereum traders reduce their bullish bets as ETH struggles reclaim $3K
ETH price is stuck in a rut and these three metrics suggest the downtrend is nowhere near an end.
Ethereum futures premium hits a 7-month low as ETH tests the $2,400 support
ETH price dropped 30% in two weeks, and derivatives data shows pro traders are bearish even with Feb. 25’s rally back toward $2,800.
Bitcoin traders say $34K was the bottom, but data says it’s too early to tell
Bitcoin traders say the bottom is in, but it’s important to also consider BTC’s correlation to equities markets.
Crypto derivatives data signals improving investor sentiment and a possible trend reversal
Money is trickling back into the crypto market and derivatives data suggests that investor confidence is improving as the market forms a bottom.
Bitcoin price closes in on $40K, but pro traders are still skeptical
Traders expect BTC to flip $40,000 back to support soon, but derivatives metrics signal that a different outcome could occur.
Is the bottom in? Data shows Bitcoin derivatives entering the ‘capitulation’ zone
A key risk indicator for BTC options hit its highest level in six months, possibly signaling that $32,930 was the bottom.
Bitcoin price bounces to $41.5K, but derivatives data shows traders lack confidence
Key BTC trading metrics are sitting on the edge of the “worst outcome” scenario, suggesting that the current sell-off is far from over.