Bitcoin Futures News

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

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.

A retest of $11,500 gives the impression that the bulls are not done when it comes to Bitcoin, which convincingly bounced off $11,000.

Bitcoin has seen a surprise Saturday surge to a 12-month high as $15,000 becomes a real possibility in the near term.

Bitcoin futures open interest is currently at an all-time high as traders expect more upside for BTC’s spot price.

The price of Bitcoin has surpassed $11,600 for the first time in 12 months as traders say that there is a lot of open range between $11,600 and $15,000.

Bakkt breaks another record with more than 11,700 Bitcoin futures contracts traded on Tuesday.

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.

A week of solid gains for investors is sparking changes at CME, data shows as $9,500 continues to hold.

Analysis of futures behavior is strongly reminiscent of the days before BTC fell to $3,600, Cointelegraph Markets’ filbfilb warns.

CME Group sees a new all-time high for combined Bitcoin derivatives open interest, with options driving the momentum.

A cautious mood in the Bitcoin futures markets contrasts with Binance’s optimistic launch of quarterly contracts.

CME is gaining presence in Bitcoin options in a market still dominated by Deribit and exchanges, new data reveals.