Marcel Pechman

Golem's GLM price has rallied 230% since the start of February, and on-chain data shows an uptick in active addresses and transfers.

Data shows pro traders opened new leveraged long positions even as Bitcoin price dropped to $45,000 and $5.9 billion in futures contracts were liquidated.

Eventually, Bitcoin price will run into overhead resistance. Here’s how pro traders use options to profit from and protect against downside moves.

Today’s $1.6 billion Bitcoin liquidation event might have flushed out some over-leveraged retail investors, but the overall market is still positioned in favor of bulls.

Using multi-leg options can give traders a less risky way to invest in Ethereum price as it pushes above $2,000.

Bitcoin's rally above $56,000 shifted Friday's options expiry entirely in favor of bulls

Bitcoin's rally to $54,850 boosted its market capitalization above $1 trillion, a feat which took Amazon and Google decades to achieve.

Data suggest retail traders are over-optimistically using leverage to long Ethereum, whereas pro traders remain skeptical about ETH’s short-term prospect of reaching $2,000.

Harmony price surged in February after adding a trustless Ethereum bridge to avoid high gas fees.

Data shows DOT's price action has been a bellwether for Bitcoin over the past few months.

Ethereum broke the $200 billion market cap mark, surpassing secular companies such as Novartis and AT&T.

Retail seems to be causing the Bitcoin futures markets' excessive leverage, but pro traders remain neutral.

Both on-chain and trading metrics indicate Ether dips are meant for buying as ETH eyes $2,000.

Crypto exchanges offer USDT- and BTC-settled perpetual futures contracts, but which is best suited for the average trader?

The growing appetite of institutional investors means companies now hold more than 460,000 BTC, which is 3% of the total supply in circulation.

Investors are nervous that this week’s CME ETH futures launch will be a repeat of Bitcoin’s 2017 CME launch but data suggests otherwise.

A key Bitcoin price metric is signaling that top traders are comfortably positioned and expect BTC to secure the $50,000 level in the short term.

PundiX (NPXS) gained 102% as the project prepares for a testnet launch, staking and possible DeFi integration.

Open interest on Litecoin futures hit a record $584 million, a signal that institutional investors like Bitwise and Grayscale Investments are interested in the altcoin.

Bitcoin perpetual futures buyers are paying a 5.4% weekly funding rate to keep their positions open, but is this sustainable?

December’s $10,000 Ethereum calls options have started to pick up volume, but are traders really expecting ETH to reach this level?

PancakeSwap’s DEX volume has grown by 350% in six weeks, causing its CAKE token rally 444% and the platform appears on track for even larger gains.

The open interest on Ethereum futures hit a record $6.5 billion as ETH rallied to $1,750 and traders increased their leverage.

Increasing interest and growth in the blockchain-based multiplayer gaming industry are the key factors pushing the price of FunFair (FUN) higher.

Bitcoin price may have flipped $35,000 back to support but data shows this week’s 15% move may have prompted top traders to open short positions.

Friday’s $1 billion Bitcoin options expiry is tilted toward bulls who have set their sights on the $40,000 level.

Data shows 99.5% of the neutral-to-bearish Ether put options will become worthless above $1,360, leaving bulls with a significant advantage for the foreseeable future.

These key metrics show there's more to the recent Dogecoin and XRP pumps than just short-seller liquidations.

Dogecoin rallied by more than 85%, suggesting r/Wallstreetbet’s crypto wing may have decided that they weren’t done with DOGE yet.

In the last 30 days, FTX Token rallied 105% as its exchange surpassed BitMEX and Deribit's open interest, but is there room for further upside?