Bitcoin price continues to drop, but how are pro BTC traders positioned?
Data shows top traders futures’ Bitcoin long-to-short at the lowest level in 30 days, but what does this mean for BTC's short-term price action.
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Data shows top traders futures’ Bitcoin long-to-short at the lowest level in 30 days, but what does this mean for BTC's short-term price action.
Bitcoin futures data counters the assumption that BTC’s rally to $42,000 was primarily propelled by shorts liquidations. What is next for BTC?
SBF, Caroline Ellision, Alameda and FTX may have conspired to keep Bitcoin price below $20,000, but is it actually possible and worth the effort?
BTC’s price recovered quickly from this week’s swing low, but derivatives data hints that a challenging road lies ahead.
Traders are still tiptoeing around markets as multiple risk events remain at the forefront, but BTC margin and futures markets are starting to favor a bullish breakout.
BTC price falls below the 55-day support level at $27,000, but futures market resilience sparks hope for a recovery toward $28,000.
BTC margin markets and futures’ long-to-short indicator show professional traders unwilling to bet on Bitcoin's price dropping.
ETH price hovers at a key support level and while it is softening, data shows pro traders are reluctant to go short.
Ether price is still at risk of falling below $1,000, but data points to traders opening fresh long positions.
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