Ethereum options open interest fell 23% to $4.168 billion, signaling traders are closing or reducing positions while maintaining a cautious bullish outlook. Call options dominate with 61.43% of open interest, indicating medium-term upside bias, but near-term volume is nearly balanced between calls and puts, showing active hedging and risk management. This suggests traders are de-risking but still expect some price gains, focusing on key strike prices like $2,000 and $3,200 for both short- and long-term expiries. The market is in a defensive posture but not abandoning optimism entirely.
Top futures traders significantly increased their long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum, especially in USD-margined markets, indicating a rising appetite for leverage and potential market volatility. Data shows Bitcoin longs rose to 61.72% and Ether...
Ethereum (ETH) surged 20.3% in July, marking its best monthly gain in a year and recovering much of June's losses. This rebound was supported by strong demand for Ethereum Spot ETFs, which saw net inflows and asset growth. However, as August starts, ...
XRP's network activity has surged with nearly 490,000 new accounts added in early 2026, pushing total accounts to over 8.4 million. Exchange supply has dropped to a 7-year low, signaling accumulation as tokens move to self-custody. Despite this, XRP'...
The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007, making bonds more attractive and drawing capital away from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies. This shift has contributed to a significant drop in crypto market value, with Bitcoin l...
Bitcoin struggled to rise above $63,000 on Friday despite strong inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs earlier in the week. Over the past 24 hours, more than 94,000 traders were liquidated, losing over $359 million. Analysts warn that Bitcoin's market struc...
