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Bitcoin Rally Catches Shorts Offside—$200M Liquidated As Price Hits $79,000

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Data shows a large amount of Bitcoin short positions have been liquidated following the cryptocurrency’s surge to the $79,000 level. Bitcoin Has Surpassed $79,000 For The First Time Since Early February Bitcoin has seen a continuation of its recent bullish momentum during the past day as its price has hit the $79,300 level after a… Continue reading Bitcoin Rally Catches Shorts Offside—$200M Liquidated As Price Hits $79,000→

$460M Crypto Longs Squeezed As Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000

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Data shows the crypto derivatives market has faced a fresh wave of liquidations as Bitcoin and other assets have gone through a retrace. Crypto Market Has Seen Liquidations Of More Than $462 Million According to data from Liquidation” refers to the forceful closure that any open contract undergoes after it has amassed losses of a… Continue reading $460M Crypto Longs Squeezed As Bitcoin Slips Below $90,000→

Bitcoin Funding Rates Improve, But Signal Still Not Decisive: Glassnode

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Analytics firm Glassnode has highlighted how the Bitcoin Funding Rates have increased across the various exchanges, but still not to a high degree. Bitcoin Perps Funding Rates Have Surged In a new Funding Rate” is an indicator that measures the amount of periodic fees that traders on the futures market are exchanging between each other… Continue reading Bitcoin Funding Rates Improve, But Signal Still Not Decisive: Glassnode→

Bitcoin Investors Remain Calm Despite Israel-Iran Conflict Escalation

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The price of Bitcoin has managed to stay afloat over the past few days despite the growing conflict in the Middle East and the ensuing bearish pressure. The premier cryptocurrency continues to hover around the $105,000 level, with its value down by merely 0.8% in the past week. According to the latest on-chain data, the… Continue reading Bitcoin Investors Remain Calm Despite Israel-Iran Conflict Escalation→

Bitcoin Derivatives Market Heating Up Again: Brace For Impact?

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Data shows that the indicators related to the Bitcoin derivatives market have recently been heating up, which could lead to more volatility in BTC’s price. Bitcoin Open Interest & Leverage Ratio Have Shot Up As pointed out by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn in a new Open Interest” here refers to a metric that keeps track… Continue reading Bitcoin Derivatives Market Heating Up Again: Brace For Impact?→

Crypto Liquidations Cross $1 Billion As Bitcoin Crashes To $51,000

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Data shows the cryptocurrency derivatives market has suffered liquidations of more than $1 billion in the past day as Bitcoin has crashed to $52,000. Bitcoin Has Plunged By More Than 15% During The Last 24 Hours Bitcoin investors have been dealt a shock to open Monday, with the cryptocurrency having crashed by more than 15%,… Continue reading Crypto Liquidations Cross $1 Billion As Bitcoin Crashes To $51,000→

Bitcoin Whales Switching To Risk-Off Mode After $61,000 Crash

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On-chain data shows the Bitcoin whales have been dialing back risk on derivatives exchanges following the latest downturn in the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Inter-Exchange Flow Pulse Has Just Turned Red As explained by CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju in a new Inter-Exchange Flow Pulse (IFP) is an indicator that tracks the BTC movements between… Continue reading Bitcoin Whales Switching To Risk-Off Mode After $61,000 Crash→

Bitcoin Relative Open Interest Lowest Since Feb, Analyst Says “Hard To Be Bearish”

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Data shows the Bitcoin Open Interest as a percentage of its market cap has been at lows recently, a sign the derivatives side has been healthy. Bitcoin Open Interest Is Now Less Than 2% Of The Market Cap As explained by analyst James Van Straten in a new post on X, the derivatives side of… Continue reading Bitcoin Relative Open Interest Lowest Since Feb, Analyst Says “Hard To Be Bearish”→