Bitcoin price broke to the upside, but where are all the leveraged long traders?
BTC price looks to break out of its downtrend, yet pro traders are still unwilling to add leveraged positions.
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BTC price looks to break out of its downtrend, yet pro traders are still unwilling to add leveraged positions.
FTX has sought to integrate brokerage services internally to fulfill trades automatically, however, CFTC has called for greater scrutiny of the demand as it would lead to a monopoly of…
The total crypto market capitalization recovered roughly 5%, but a variety of trading metrics show investors are skeptical about the rally being a trend change.
Looming macroeconomic concerns and this week’s $1B ETH options expiry threaten to pin Ethereum price under the $1,800 support.
Traders are calling for a “relief rally” to $35,000, but derivatives data shows bears stand to profit from this week’s $1.81 billion BTC options expiry.
Crumbling tech stock prices, declining DApp use and bearish derivatives data continue to pin ETH price below $2,000.
A slight improvement in equities markets and the resilience of a few key BTC price metrics are giving bulls hope of a reversal.
Declining demand for Tether and negative futures premiums for altcoins reflect a growing disinterest from crypto investors.
Bitcoin is holding the $30,000 level, but the $640 million in BTC options that expire on May 20 could result in the price visiting recent lows.
SOL price has been repeatedly knocked down by network outages, a shrinking total value locked on the network and futures traders’ disinterest in trading the altcoin.