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.
Bitcoin's Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has remained negative for 90 days, indicating that Bitcoin trades at a lower price on Coinbase compared to Binance. This sustained negative premium reflects ongoing selling pressure in the US market, despite B...
Solana's network added $378.2 million in tokenized U.S. Treasury bills over the past month, exceeding Ethereum's $272.2 million increase by about $106 million. Despite this strong growth in tokenized assets, Solana's price has weakened, trading near ...
This week is crucial for Bitcoin and XRP as four major events could influence their prices. President Trump will meet crypto leaders and US regulators, including SEC and CFTC heads, to discuss crypto regulation, particularly the stalled Digital Asset...
Investment advisor Ross Gerber criticized Bitcoin's practical use, arguing that gold remains easier to use in daily transactions despite Bitcoin's promises as a global payment system. He also highlighted a shift in Bitcoin mining, with miners focusin...
Bitcoin dropped from over $65,000 to just above $63,200 last week, influenced by Strategy's sale of 1,690 BTC. This decline led to a broader market pullback, with major altcoins like ADA and XRP also falling significantly. However, some tokens like C...
