Is the bottom in? Data shows Bitcoin derivatives entering the ‘capitulation’ zone
A key risk indicator for BTC options hit its highest level in six months, possibly signaling that $32,930 was the bottom.
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A key risk indicator for BTC options hit its highest level in six months, possibly signaling that $32,930 was the bottom.
ETH price has been in a downtrend for 3 months, and derivatives data shows pro traders are almost ready to throw in the towel.
Key BTC trading metrics are sitting on the edge of the “worst outcome” scenario, suggesting that the current sell-off is far from over.
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Bitcoin’s futures premium hit its highest level in 5 months, but was this the primary reason for BTC’s fall below $60,000?
The futures premium, top traders’ long-to-short ratio and options skew all signal that pro traders still feel positive about Bitcoin price.
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