On July 17, Bitcoin and Ethereum options worth about $1.43 billion expired, with Bitcoin options totaling $1.2 billion and Ethereum options $230 million. Bitcoin traded steadily between $60,000 and $65,000, showing low volatility and a put-call ratio near 0.9, indicating balanced trader sentiment. Ethereum's put-call ratio was higher at 1.61, reflecting stronger demand for downside protection amid divided trader views. Despite increased bullish block trades, overall options activity remained muted, suggesting cautious market positioning as traders watch key strike prices for future moves.
Top traders in Ethereum futures markets have significantly increased their long positions, with USDT-margined accounts holding longs jumping over 6 percentage points. This shift indicates growing bullish sentiment among sophisticated traders, especia...
Bitcoin has recovered to around $64,400 after dropping near $57,000 earlier this summer, reclaiming its 200-week moving average. Analyst Benjamin Cowen warns this rebound doesn't end the bear market yet, predicting the cycle low will come in the four...
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao argued that Bitcoin offers protection against inflation, a benefit he says artificial intelligence (AI) investments cannot provide. This comes as Wall Street anticipates AI spending to reach $725 billion this year, d...
Cryptocurrency markets saw a general decline with Bitcoin priced near $64,223, down 0.99%, and Ethereum falling 2.65% to around $1,874. Other major coins like Binance Coin and Solana also dropped slightly. This reflects ongoing market volatility and ...
Ethereum is gaining investor interest, with its price climbing 2.32% to approach $2,000 due to steady capital inflows. The ETH/BTC ratio has broken a 301-day resistance, signaling a rotation of funds from Bitcoin to Ethereum. This momentum is support...
