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.
Futures data and decreased demand for Tether signal that the crypto market is set for another round of pain.
An assortment of on-chain and derivatives data signal that ETH price is unlikely to rally above $3,500 any time soon.
The ETH futures premium turned bearish and the network's TVL dropped 22% from its peak, but how is this impacting pro traders’ sentiment?
BTC price took a sharp tumble below a key support level, but data shows today’s dip could be another buying opportunity for bulls.
Is it time for a correction after ETH rallied 34% in two weeks? On-chain metrics and derivatives data say yes.
Despite only one coin among the top-80 declining over the past week, Tether and futures premiums show a lack of excitement in the market.
Proof-of-work mining escaped severe regulatory pressure, but crypto derivatives and CNY Tether premium show investors' lack of excitement.
The entire crypto market is green today, and derivatives metrics suggest that BTC's bullish reversal will flip $40,000 back to 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.