Bitcoin derivatives data shows pro traders ignored today’s $41K pump

Bitcoin derivatives data shows pro traders ignored today’s $41K pump

Bitcoin price may have pumped 10% to $41,000 but derivatives indicators show top traders aren’t feeling so bullish. Sometimes all Bitcoin (BTC) needs to pump 10% is a positive remark from someone like Elon Musk. The Tesla CEO has been pointed to as the culprit for the recent downturn after the company’s May 12 announcement explaining that it would no longer accept Bitcoin payments due to environmental concerns. Musk followed up by saying that he was looking into other cryptocurrencies that required 99% less energy consumption. However, on June 13, the situation reversed as Musk reassured....


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