Bitcoin options open interest on CME has dropped significantly from $290M in November to around $30-40M by June 2026, with traders focusing on near-term contracts. Futures open interest remains strong, led by Binance and CME, while Deribit shows more call options than puts, indicating bullish longer-term sentiment. Max pain levels suggest traders expect Bitcoin to rise to around $75,000 by late 2026. Overall, despite a smaller options market, traders are positioning for a Bitcoin price recovery later this year.
Bitcoin has reached its most oversold level against gold on record, indicating it is trading at a deep discount relative to the precious metal. Historically, this signal has preceded major Bitcoin rallies, including a 660% macro rally after the last ...
The cryptocurrency market capitalization rose by $170 billion from July 1 to July 11, reaching $2.28 trillion, with Bitcoin trading above $64,100. This surge is driven by recovering ETF inflows, including a $265.69 million single-day inflow on July 6...
Bitcoin failed to break the $64,671 resistance and is now testing a crucial support zone between $62,163 and $63,500. Holding this area could lead to a rebound toward $65,600, maintaining short-term bullish momentum. However, a decisive break below $...
A cryptocurrency expert recommends allocating $1,000 across five digital assets and a stablecoin buffer to balance security and growth potential. The portfolio assigns 40% to Bitcoin and 25% to Ethereum, reflecting their market dominance and institut...
After eight consecutive weeks of outflows totaling over $8 billion, Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $200 million in net inflows last week, marking a positive shift for the first time in two months. Ethereum ETFs also saw their best week since April with...
