Marcel Pechman

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?

September’s Ethereum call options data are not in favor of traders expecting $400 ETH but a DeFi bull run could change this.

Bitcoin dominance rate is a metric cited by many when forecasting altcoin and BTC rallies but is the indicator reliable?

Bitcoin’s dominance rate dropped to a 14-month low before last week’s double-digit correction, possibly a sign that the market was overheating.

Pro traders bullish sentiment softened after Bitcoin futures open interest fell in tandem with traditional markets which also recorded notable losses.

Ethereum price corrected 13% but derivatives data still support a $500 Ether price.

Ethereum’s put-call ratio dropped to its lowest level in 3 months, suggesting that traders expect Ether price to rise higher.

Bitcoin price still struggles to overcome the $12K hurdle but 3 key metrics show bulls are in control.

Bitcoin barely reacted to today’s CME futures expiry, but is this a bullish or bearish signal?

Historical data shows Bitcoin price drops by 2.3% ahead of CME futures expiry, should traders expect increased volatility?

$112 million in Ethereum options expire on August 28 but data shows traders remain bullish even as ETH trades below $400.

Open interest on Bitcoin options reached $2 billion but should traders be worried that the majority of August options appear worthless?

Derivatives data and other key metrics show pro traders remain strongly bullish on Bitcoin despite the recent rejection at $12,400.

Ethereum price has stalled below $440 but ETH options and futures data suggest that $500 is closer than it might seem.

Ethereum network use and transaction fees are rising to record highs, will this interfere with DeFi’s current expansion?

CME Bitcoin futures set a new open interest high at $841 million, further highlighting growing institutional interest in BTC.

Ethereum price has stalled below $400 but ETH options data suggests the altcoin will push through the resistance level soon.

Top traders’ net exposure and institutional investors' growing open interest in Bitcoin futures contracts show the market remains tilted toward bulls.

Several key derivatives indicators show investors are still strongly bullish on Bitcoin despite $1 billion in liquidations.

$1.2 billion in Bitcoin futures and options expired today, what does this mean for BTC price?

The Ethereum network appears to be following the likes of Nvidia and other tech sector giants whose use case and growth strategy model evolved over time.

As Bitcoin rallied through $10K, derivatives markets started to show signs of excessive leverage but the market remains tilted toward bulls.

Multiple indicators are signalling that professional traders are bullish on Bitcoin derivatives, suggesting that the $10,000 level could soon be tested.

Traders bought $720 December call options as Ethereum price rallied 17% this week, but what’s the likelihood of ETH rallying another 160%?

Traders view the premium on Grayscale Investments GBTC shares as a bullish sign, so does the recent drop to a 20-month low mean a correction is coming?

Traders remain cautious as Bitcoin’s current lack of volatility is similar to November 2018 when low trading volume resulted in a 42% drop.