Ethereum options open interest increased to $4.33 billion, up 4.3% from the previous day, driven by strong call option activity around the $1,800 strike. Calls make up 57.36% of total open interest, indicating traders are betting on near-term price gains or hedging spot and futures positions. The most active contracts are short-dated calls expiring soon, especially the $1,800 call, reflecting a modestly bullish market sentiment. However, significant put option trading shows some investors are also preparing for potential short-term pullbacks or volatility. Market participants will watch if open interest continues rising with call dominance and how ETH price behaves around the $1,800 level to gauge future trends.
Ethereum has surpassed $150 billion in on-chain stablecoin liquidity, signaling strong real economic activity on its network. Its price recently reached $1,748.47 after an 11% weekly gain, approaching a critical resistance zone between $1,750 and $1,...
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About $410 million in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated within 24 hours, driven mainly by Bitcoin and Ethereum losses. Long positions accounted for nearly 63% of liquidations, indicating traders betting on price rises were hit hardest. Howev...
Ethereum's price rose 11.7% in the past week, triggering over $300 million in short liquidations. However, on-chain data shows a shift of assets back to exchanges, indicating holders might be preparing to sell. Other metrics like declining open inter...
