Bitcoin options open interest slightly declined to $34.37 billion, with calls making up 59.77% and puts 40.23%, indicating a bullish long-term outlook. However, recent trading volume favored puts at 52.76%, led by heavy activity in $60,000 put contracts, suggesting increased demand for short-term downside protection or hedging. Major trading venues like Deribit dominate activity, while institutional participation on regulated platforms remains limited. This mix of call-heavy open interest and put-heavy short-term volume reflects a market balancing optimism with caution amid potential near-term volatility.
Bitcoin is showing signs of potential volatility with growing concerns about maintaining the $60,000 level. Deposits of Bitcoin into exchanges have surged to multi-month highs, a pattern historically linked to price declines below key psychological l...
Standard Chartered forecasts the AAVE token, linked to the largest decentralized lending protocol, to reach $3,500 by 2030, implying a roughly 50-fold increase from current prices. This bullish outlook is part of a broader prediction including Bitcoi...
Ripple's XRP has declined 9% this week, continuing a downtrend since last year due to low network activity and increased supply. The price broke below a key support range and retested it, signaling potential further decline if another low is made. Ho...
Since its peak in October 2025, the cryptocurrency market has lost over $2.2 trillion in value, dropping from $4.27 trillion to $2.02 trillion by June 2026. Bitcoin fell 53% from its all-time high of $126,200 to $59,000, while Ethereum declined 67%. ...
Most major cryptocurrencies experienced price declines, including Bitcoin dropping 2.76% to $60,733 and Ethereum falling 3.24% to $1,608.71. Other notable coins like Binance Coin and XRP also saw decreases, reflecting a broad market pullback. A few t...
