Bitcoin's futures market has seen a significant reduction in leverage, with open interest falling from nearly $45 billion in July 2025 to about $20.4 billion. This decline reflects a gradual unwinding of leveraged positions through liquidations and voluntary closures, mirroring Bitcoin's price drop from highs near $122,574 to below $60,000. The parallel decline in price and open interest suggests an orderly deleveraging process rather than a sudden market crash. However, despite this sharp reduction in leverage, data does not confirm that Bitcoin has reached a market bottom, as further deleveraging and price fluctuations remain possible.
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