Bitcoin’s recent gains have traders calling a bottom, but various metrics remain bearish
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.
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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.
Crumbling tech stock prices, declining DApp use and bearish derivatives data continue to pin ETH price below $2,000.
ETH bulls are aiming to flip $2,000 back to support, but these two metrics point toward further downside.
The BTC futures premium flashed a slightly positive reading, but options markets show extreme fear from whales and market markers.
BTC, ETH and altcoin prices were crushed this week, but the futures funding rate shows retail traders are not ready to become permabears.
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.