Bitcoin futures premium hits 18-month high — Time to flip bullish?
The Bitcoin futures' premium surge is having traders ask whether this is excitement or a return to the average after a multi-month bear market.
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The Bitcoin futures' premium surge is having traders ask whether this is excitement or a return to the average after a multi-month bear market.
Bitcoin tries to cement higher support as an important day for markets arrives.
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Two key Bitcoin price metrics suggest that bulls will be able to hold the $30,000 level as support.
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Bitcoin’s price continues to explore the lower regions of its trading range, but a drop to $25,000 seems nearly inevitable, according to derivatives data.
Bitcoin price giving up ground over the past week to slide below $28,000 has put bears in a better position for Friday's expiry.
The total crypto market cap has been ranging sideways, but Bitcoin derivatives markets indicate pro traders don’t expect any major price corrections.
BTC options and futures markets show no use of excessive leverage from buyers, a healthy indicator as the $28,000 support gets retested.