More than 550,000 BTC were transferred to deposit addresses linked to Binance and OKX as Bitcoin retested the $60,000 price level. This spike in transfers, the largest since the 2023 bear market, suggests increased investor caution and potential selling pressure, though it does not confirm actual sales. Bitcoin has been trading sideways near $60,000 since February, making this level a key technical and psychological point. If these BTC deposits move into exchange wallets and lead to sell orders, market pressure could rise; otherwise, the transfers may just signal stress without a full selloff.
Bitcoin experienced a net outflow of 2,291 BTC from major exchanges in the last 24 hours, while U.S. trading volume more than doubled by 109%, signaling a shift in liquidity and price discovery toward the U.S. market. Despite short-term inflows over ...
Binance will add four new spot trading pairs on June 30, including RE and XPL tokens. This listing will allow traders to access these assets directly on the world's largest crypto exchange, potentially increasing liquidity and trading volume. The exa...
During the week of June 12-18, 2026, Solana's decentralized exchanges (DEXs) processed $7.19 billion in spot trading volume, exceeding Coinbase's $6.39 billion and Kraken's $4.37 billion. This surge places Solana as the second-largest DEX market worl...
AAVE, a cryptocurrency, is currently holding its technical support level above $98. This suggests that the price may be stabilizing after recent fluctuations. Maintaining this support is important as it could indicate a potential rebound or less down...
Bitcoin's derivatives market shows strong focus on the $60,000 price level, with options max pain points converging around this figure across major exchanges like Deribit, Binance, and OKX. Futures open interest has dropped significantly from its lat...
