Any dip buyers left? Bulls are largely absent as the total crypto market cap drops to $1.65T
Weak retail demand and bearish derivatives data reflect a dismal short-term outlook for the crypto market.
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Weak retail demand and bearish derivatives data reflect a dismal short-term outlook for the crypto market.
BTC is in a lengthy downtrend but three key price metrics explain why traders are confident that the $38,000 level will hold.
BTC and ETH prices are in a clear bull trend, but derivatives data shows pro traders haven’t turned into bulls just yet.
Short sellers got liquidated to the tune of $150 million, but two metrics show pro traders did not flip bullish after the recent Bitcoin rally.
Following Manchester United's partnership with blockchain firm Tezos almost one month ago, Manchester City's foray in the space having partnered with crypto exchange OKX provides new competition in vie for…
The entire crypto market is green today, and derivatives metrics suggest that BTC's bullish reversal will flip $40,000 back to support.
BTC and altcoins flashed bullish this week, but the perpetual contracts funding rate and Tether premium reflect a lack of confidence from traders.
Data suggests $34,000 was the bottom and BTC’s recent performance could be a sign that traders are beginning to open fresh longs.