Ethereum options open interest decreased slightly to $6.61 billion, with traders focusing on short-term call options around the $2,250–$2,450 strike prices. Calls represent about 60% of open interest, indicating a bullish bias, while puts still hold nearly 40%, showing ongoing demand for downside protection. Trading volume remains high at around $699 million, led by platforms like Bybit and Binance. This activity reflects a market balancing optimism for price gains with cautious hedging amid volatile conditions, watching key levels near $2,100 for protection and $3,200 for longer-term upside potential.
Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 and other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin also declined following President Donald Trump's warning to Iran, which heightened geopolitical tensions. Over $580 million in crypto positions were liqui...
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, reinforced his bullish outlook on bitcoin, linking it to protection against inflation, rising national debt, and weakening fiat currencies. He warned that geopolitical tensions and government debt could d...
Despite recent price declines, Ethereum's core fundamentals show rapid network expansion and strong adoption, particularly in Layer-2 scaling and Real-World Asset tokenization. Industry expert Ryan Berckmans highlights that skepticism now centers on ...
Ethereum remains trapped in a descending channel after failing to break above key resistance near $2,100, a crucial support zone for bulls. The price action shows weakening momentum but buyers are defending higher lows since February, suggesting pote...
A large $82 million Ethereum short position with 25x leverage is close to liquidation at $2,242, while ETH price remains near $2,180. This tight leverage setup makes the market highly sensitive to small price moves, increasing the risk of forced liqu...
