Bitcoin’s Next Big Move? Open Interest Says ‘Get Ready’
Bitcoin price rebounded to $80,000 after a sharp decline triggered by fears over US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. The cryptocurrency market saw panic selling in the past 12 hours as economic concerns spread across various sectors. Related Reading: XRP Dump? Not So Fast—Software Engineer Says Panic Selling Makes No Sense Market Cap Holds At $1.5 Trillion As Bitcoin Dominance Grows According to market data, Bitcoin’s market capitalization currently stands at $1.5 trillion despite recent price fluctuations. While the leading cryptocurrency has bounced back slightly,....
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Bitcoin’s dominance of the crypto market has been on the rise. This naturally comes with every downtrend in the market because although bitcoin takes a hit, the altcoins always record the worse losses, leaving them with less dominance of the market. Bitcoin’s dominance has however not stopped here. It has now spilled onto the derivatives market where the dominance of the pioneer cryptocurrency is even more apparent. Bitcoin Open Interest Surges The general open interest in the crypto market has been on a decline since the market took a hit in December. This is currently sitting at about....
Bitcoin’s Open Interest (OI) has been experiencing significant growth lately, with several experts reporting that the metric has surged to a new all-time high. However, Alphractal, an investment data analysis platform, has addressed the claims, noting that open interest in BTC is yet to reclaim its current peak. Open Interest In Bitcoin Remains Below All-Time […]
Crypto analyst CrediBULL Crypto has revealed that Bitcoin’s open interest has crashed to a six-month low. The analyst further explained what happened the last time this low open interest occurred while providing a bullish outlook for the flagship crypto. Bitcoin’s Open Interest Crashes To 6-Month Low In an X post, CrediBULL Crypto revealed that Bitcoin’s open interest is at the lowest levels it has been at in six months. He noted that the BTC price was trading between $50,000 and $60,000 the last time the open interest was this low. The analyst also revealed that Bitcoin’s funding rate....
Bitcoin has gradually been recovering with its price now hovering above $97,000 as of today—a noticeable increase from the $94,000 price mark seen earlier this week This upward movement comes as analysts highlight significant trends in the perpetual futures markets that may indicate a substantial shift on the horizon. Related Reading: Bitcoin Ready For ‘Take Off’—Analyst Reveals Key Signals Bitcoin’s Open Interest Points to Possible Market Shift One notable development is the increase in Bitcoin’s open interest—an indicator of the total number of outstanding perpetual futures contracts on....
Bitcoin’s recent gains appear to have been driven by leverage-fuelled speculation, with open interest in futures and Binance’s leverage ratio pushing into new highs. On Nov. 4, crypto data market aggregator CryptoQuant published a chart indicating Binance’s Estimated Leverage Ratio — open interest divided by Bitcoin (BTC) reserves — has pushed into new all-time highs.The record was set on Nov. 3 after a spike in open interest pushed Binance’s ELR above 0.18 for the first time. The spike in ELR came shortly before Bitcoin established a double-bottom at roughly $13,400. New data suggests....