Declining demand for Tether and negative futures premiums for altcoins reflect a growing disinterest from crypto investors.
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.
2 key derivatives metrics signal that Bitcoin traders expect BTC to hold $40K
The entire crypto market is green today, and derivatives metrics suggest that BTC’s bullish reversal will flip $40,000 back to support.
Data suggests traders view $46,000 as Bitcoin’s final line in the sand
BTC and altcoins took a severe hit on Dec. 13, but derivatives data suggests traders are watching $46,000 as a signal of whether the current market structure will hold up.
Bitcoin and altcoins took a hit, but derivatives data reflects a calmer market
BTC and altcoins took a beating over the weekend, but data shows a market with healthier trading conditions, even if prices consolidate for the foreseeable future.
Ethereum approaches a new ATH, but derivatives data reflects mixed emotions
Ethereum price appears en-route to a new all-time high, but data shows retail and pro investors are slightly skeptical about the current rally.
Data shows Polkadot crashes after reaching $1B open interest — Will it happen again?
Polkadot (DOT) price crashed both times its futures open interest clipped $1 billion. Should traders expect a correction now that open interest is over this figure?
What Bitcoin correction? BTC price holds $55K despite several bearish indicators
Bitcoin price refuses to pull back despite Bollinger Bands and Fear and Greed pointing to an overheated rally.
Signs of fear emerge as Ethereum price drops below $3,000 again
Traders have yet to flip bearish on Ether price, but the recurrent drops below $3,000 increase the likelihood of a sentiment flip.
Is Bitcoin nearing another Black Thursday crash? Here’s what BTC derivatives suggest
Traders are afraid another Black Thursday crash is on the cards, but derivatives data proves the current correction has no resemblance to the March 2020 pullback.