Bitcoin remained around the $64,000 level on Tuesday, showing low volatility and sideways movement. Data revealed significant trader liquidations totaling $164.57 million in 24 hours, while spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $170.09 million. Analysts noted Bitcoin is testing a descending channel's upper boundary, with $64,300 as a critical breakout level that could lead to gains toward $65,500–$66,500. However, a strong resistance zone between $64,000 and $65,000, marked by large sell orders, may hinder upward movement unless buying pressure increases. Traders also watch August 14 as a historically significant date for Bitcoin's price direction, with a likely test of $60,000 if negative trends persist.
A trader added 5.67 million USD Coin (USDC) as margin to maintain a large 93,184 Ether (ETH) long position valued at about $214 million, aiming to avoid liquidation. The liquidation thresholds were set near $2,181.69 and $2,177.79 per ETH, with the p...
On October 24, Hyperliquid (HYPE) led crypto search interest despite ranking 11th by market cap at $17.1 billion and a slight 0.25% price drop. Binance Super CZ (BSC), second in search interest but ranked 806th by market cap, surged 23.64% in 24 hour...
An unidentified large investor added $9.21 million in USDC collateral to their Ether (ETH) long position, lowering the liquidation price from $2,256 to $2,181. This move temporarily reduced the risk of liquidation as ETH had dropped to $2,282, just a...
An unidentified crypto whale increased their USDC margin by $9.21 million on long positions in Bitcoin and Ether, which are valued at approximately $397 million in total. This move lowered the liquidation price of the Ether position by $75, with the ...
On October 24, XRP recorded the highest annualized funding rate of 10.9% among major cryptocurrencies in a futures market snapshot, indicating strong demand for long positions. Bitcoin followed with a 9.1% annualized rate and saw a 3.08% increase in ...
