Bitcoin Futures Frenzy Fizzles Out As Price Plunges Below $26,000
The crypto market has lost its sparkle lately, with bitcoin futures trading volume drying up as the flagship cryptocurrency struggles to stay afloat. Bitcoin futures open interest, which measures the buzz around upcoming contracts, has dropped to a 5-month low of $11.3 billion, according to data from Glassnode. This suggests traders are closing out positions and reducing exposure to volatile crypto assets. Bitcoin’s Struggles Below $26K: Is The Crypto Craze Losing Steam? The disinterest comes as bitcoin prices dropped below $26,000 for the first time since August, dampening spirits....
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