Marcel Pechman

Bitcoin price fell short of reaching $20,000, but record high open interest on BTC futures shows pros are still bullish.

Ethereum price is now the center of attention but options data shows pro traders are still wildly bullish on Bitcoin price.

Bitcoin price is chasing after $19,000 but crypto exchanges’ long-to-short ratio shows top traders exercising caution at these levels.

Investors are afraid of a 2019-style 30% Bitcoin price drop, but options data suggest $18.5K is not the top.

Numerous on-chain indicators suggest Ethereum price is on the verge of another 2017-style bull run.

Options data shows pro traders are not confident that Ethereum price will follow Bitcoin’s rally to new 2020 highs.

Even as $525 million in Bitcoin options expire on Friday, bulls are expected to strongly defend the $15,500 level.

On-chain and crypto exchange data shows pro traders feel less confident about Bitcoin’s bullish momentum under the $15,500 level.

Bitcoin’s market cap is rapidly surpassing the monetary base of multiple national currencies, and it looks like the Canadian dollar is next.

Traders are making massive gains from perpetual futures contracts but there are three risks to be aware of before trading.

This Friday’s unusual weekly $470 million Bitcoin options expiry seems bearish at first glance, but those bets have gone terribly wrong.

Open interest in Bitcoin options reached a new record at $2.9 billion, signaling that pro traders remain bullish on BTC price.

Despite $40 million in Ethereum options expiring on Friday, multiple indicators favor bulls as ETH 2.0 approaches.

$450 million in Bitcoin futures are set to expire on Friday and data shows bullish pro traders are prepared to defend $13K.

Here’s 3 strategies pro traders use to produce profits regardless of the market’s direction.

Bitcoin price is chasing another 2020 high but top traders refusing to open longs is a bearish signal.

Bitcoin derivatives favor bulls but data shows top traders added to their short positions as BTC rallied above $12K.

Data from Wilshire Phoenix suggests BTC price formation is driven by CME Bitcoin futures but would this dynamic differ if stablecoin volumes were also included?

Bitcoin volatility has fallen to a 16-month low, signalling that a sharp move in BTC looms.

Tether’s USDT stablecoin dominates crypto market volumes but data shows its $15.7B market cap does not negatively impact Bitcoin’s volume.

The futures contracts premium and the long-to-short ratio show that top traders feel bullish about Bitcoin price.

Bitcoin derivatives data show pro traders increased their short positions in the past three weeks.

BitMEX is maintaining respectable liquidity and open interest but the exchange could still face a total client exodus.

Bitcoin futures and options sentiment held steady despite the BitMEX and Kucoin news, signaling a $12K bull run is near.

Decentralized finance yields are incredibly attractive, but options markets can also provide similar sized returns for those willing to take risks.

Bears lurk as Bitcoin price is down and $284M in CME BTC options are set to expire on Friday.

Retail traders were rattled by Bitcoin’s $900 drop but BTC options data remains bullish ahead of Friday’s expiry.

47% of Bitcoin options expire next Friday, meaning BTC could be on the verge of a trend defining move.

3 key indicators signalled that Bitcoin’s rally to the $11K level was a dud.

Data shows Polkadot’s (DOT) price action is working as a predictor of Ethereum price moves for the past few weeks, what’s behind the trend?