Leveraged long positions in Dogecoin (DOGE) rose sharply in USDT-margined futures, while Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) saw slight declines in long exposure, indicating traders are rotating risk toward more volatile assets. This shift is driven mainly by larger traders increasing their DOGE positions rather than a broad increase in bullish sentiment. The coin-margined futures market remained stable, suggesting the move is tactical and short-term. Investors should watch DOGE for potential volatility due to concentrated leverage among top traders.
Dogecoin-backed ETFs experienced a brief surge in inflows on July 21, with $345,130 injected, but daily inflows quickly dropped to zero in the following days. Despite this, ETFs recorded their first positive week since mid-June, totaling $12.12 milli...
Dogecoin has returned to a key long-term support zone near $0.07 after falling from its late-2024 peak around $0.48. The coin recently broke below a crucial weekly support level near $0.071, increasing the risk of further declines toward $0.065 and $...
Dogecoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a brief inflow surge of $345,130 on July 21 but returned to zero net inflows on subsequent days, indicating a stagnant phase. Despite this lull, Dogecoin ETFs have accumulated over $12 million in tota...
Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $103.9 million in net inflows last week, continuing strong institutional demand despite market volatility. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs saw a sharp decline in weekly inflows to $33.79 million after heavy outflows midweek, wi...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices declined by 2.24% and 1.62% respectively amid a 12.92% drop in crypto derivatives trading volume, indicating reduced risk appetite among traders. The broader crypto market saw losses across major altcoins, reflecting a def...
