Bitcoin options data from Deribit reveals traders maintain a bullish outlook for the long term, with call options outnumbering puts and open interest concentrated in high strike prices like $80,000 and $90,000. However, short-term trading shows increased put volume, indicating rising demand for downside protection as Bitcoin prices soften around $59,690. This mix suggests investors are optimistic about future gains but cautious about near-term risks, using puts as insurance against potential price drops. The market is balancing upside potential with hedging strategies as Bitcoin attempts to stabilize.
Pi Network's price dropped below $0.09 after failing to sustain a recovery above $0.093, remaining under key daily moving averages and showing weak short-term momentum. Despite positive network developments like user KYC progress and Protocol V27 tes...
On September 24, five addresses started unstaking about 983,600 HYPE tokens, valued at roughly $90.44 million, on the Hyperliquid platform. These tokens entered a mandatory seven-day withdrawal period during which they cannot be sold, transferred, or...
Assured Guaranty has seen its market capitalization fall by 40% since early 2024 due to ongoing operational losses in its insurance business and a scaled-back share buyback program. The insurance segment continues to lose money, further eroding share...
Addresses linked to Morgan Stanley's MSBT Bitcoin ETF withdrew approximately 1,146.118 BTC from Coinbase Prime in two transactions within a 24-hour period, valued at around $96.4 million. This significant withdrawal indicates continued accumulation b...
Litecoin is the only major cryptocurrency gaining on September 24, 2026, rising about 5% while most others fall. This move is linked to increased use of Litecoin's optional privacy layer, MWEB, which hides transaction details but remains transparent ...
