Bitcoin's open interest has fallen about 14% in 2026 as traders reduce leveraged positions ahead of important legislative votes, signaling a move toward safer spot trading. This deleveraging trend, marked by orderly position unwinds rather than panic selling, reflects cautious market behavior amid macroeconomic uncertainties like CPI data releases. Binance, holding over a third of Bitcoin's open interest, shows this trend is broad-based rather than isolated. Reduced leverage lowers the risk of forced liquidations, potentially stabilizing Bitcoin's market structure and limiting extreme price swings until clearer market signals emerge post-votes.
On September 11, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) experienced $19.23 million in client redemptions, the largest single-fund outflow among US spot Bitcoin ETFs that day. This outflow represents only 0.03% of IBIT’s $60.6 billion assets under m...
The SUI token has declined about 7% over the past week, currently trading near $0.72 and testing critical support around $0.70–$0.71. Analysts highlight this level as key for a potential rebound toward $0.84–$0.85, supported by a recent TD Sequential...
President Trump agreed to about 80% of a bipartisan ethics compromise, removing a major hurdle for the Senate's upcoming procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, which aims to regulate crypto markets. The deal strengthens rules on elected officials' crypt...
Shares in AI-related companies in Asia dropped sharply after prominent AI leaders, including OpenAI's CEO and Elon Musk, urged a slowdown in AI development due to safety risks. This caused major indexes like South Korea's KOSPI to fall 3.7%, with com...
In 2026, BNB Chain recorded the highest growth in Real World Assets (RWA) value at $3.6 billion, surpassing Solana and others. However, this growth reflects asset value variation, not actual trading or network activity. On the same day, Solana led in...
