Bitcoin's derivatives markets show over $40 billion in futures and $40 billion in options open interest across major exchanges, indicating strong market activity as the June 26 expiry nears. Binance and CME lead in futures open interest, with institutional hedging evident despite recent price recovery from lows near $65,000. Options data reveal a bullish tilt with calls dominating, but significant protective puts remain, reflecting mixed market sentiment. Max pain levels suggest potential upward price pressure toward $77,500-$85,000 by late June, making the upcoming expiry critical for market direction.
BNB Chain has seen a 35% surge in open interest to $1.43 billion, surpassing Dogecoin and XRP, whose open interest remained flat or declined. This increase coincides with a 270% rise in BNB derivatives trading volume, signaling heightened trader inte...
BNB surged past the $700 level, reclaiming the 200-day EMA and triggering a bullish cup-and-handle breakout pattern. This technical move sets the next resistance target between $800 and $820, a zone that previously acted as support and resistance. Th...
BNB unexpectedly broke above $700 with a nearly 200% spike in trading volume, triggering a short squeeze that liquidated over $9 million in shorts within 24 hours. This rally was sparked by the launch of VanEck's first BNB-linked ETF in the US, which...
Solana (SOL) is currently trading below a key breakout resistance level, unlike Binance Coin (BNB), which has already moved above the same resistance area after a 10% daily gain. Both assets have shown a correlated price pattern since October 2025, b...
BNB and Aster tokens surged by double digits as Binance prepares to unveil a new product on June 1. Speculation centers on Binance potentially launching a dual-track US equities platform, including traditional stock trading via brokers and tokenized ...
