Perpetual futures, originally a crypto trading tool, are evolving into a broader market product covering commodities, equities, and private markets. Platforms like Hyperliquid are pioneering this shift by offering perpetual futures on commodities and pre-IPO stocks, enabling price discovery even when traditional markets are closed. This growth challenges established exchanges like CME and ICE, which are responding with regulatory scrutiny and similar product developments. Institutional demand and recent U.S. regulatory approvals are accelerating this trend, signaling a potential major shift in how futures markets operate.
Bitcoin is undergoing an identity crisis, losing its appeal as both a store of value and speculative asset, while decentralized finance (DeFi) quietly grows despite ongoing security exploits. Solstice Labs CEO Ben Nadareski urges DeFi developers to a...
Bitmine Immersion's Tom Lee views Strategy's recent sale of 32 bitcoins and an 11-day $3.4 billion outflow from U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs as typical signs of a market bottom rather than bearish signals. Strategy's sale, a tiny 0.004% of its 843,700 BTC ...
Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 as capital flows concentrated in U.S. sectors like AI, defense, and energy, drawing investment away from crypto. Binance Research links this to record concentration in equities and ETF outflows exceeding $3.4 billion ove...
Bitcoin fell sharply to an intraday low of $67,521 due to significant ETF outflows, a rare bitcoin sale by Strategy, and heavy liquidations in derivatives markets. May saw $2.3 billion in ETF withdrawals, weakening demand and triggering a long squeez...
Bitcoin dropped below $69,000 amid increased selling pressure and institutional outflows, signaling a bearish trend. Veteran trader Peter Brandt identified a technical pattern suggesting a potential further decline to $53,000-$55,000 unless Bitcoin d...
