Bitcoin price derivatives look a bit overheated, but data suggests bears are outnumbered
Bullish BTC traders are using excessive leverage, but bears’ reluctance to fight back could extend the current Bitcoin price rally.
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Bullish BTC traders are using excessive leverage, but bears’ reluctance to fight back could extend the current Bitcoin price rally.
$675 million in BTC options are set to expire on Feb. 17, but bears could aim to take control by pushing Bitcoin price below $22,000.
Bitcoin and select altcoins have rebounded sharply off their support levels, a possible sign that traders are buying the recent dip in the market.
Traders are pivoting into decentralized solutions like GMX, LDO and MKR as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cracks down on the crypto industry.
ETH derivatives data shows bulls becoming less inclined to defend the current price level, creating an opportunity for more downside.
Siemens shared that the process of issuing digital bonds is much faster and more efficient than traditional bond-issuing methods.
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Bitcoin price recaptured the $22,000 level, but pending regulatory action against stablecoins and today's CPI report are front of mind for many investors.
Bitcoin and major altcoins look vulnerable to a deeper correction after the crackdown on Paxos soured sentiment across the crypto market.
BTC price could remain range-bound in the near term, but MATIC, HBAR, LDO and BIT could continue higher.