Bitcoin Futures News

The upcoming expiration of $750 million in Bitcoin options, which would occur on the last Friday of the month, coincides with other important dates.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) just became the second-biggest Bitcoin futures exchange in open interest behind OKEx, buoyed by rising institutional demand.

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

Bitcoin odds are "repricing quickly," says Skew as one analyst highlights the current price pump's "organic" nature.

The CFTC has issued new guidance for crypto derivatives markets that hold customer funds, much of which boils down to "be very, very careful."

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?

CME data shows Institutions are long Bitcoin while hedge funds are aggressively shorting BTC.

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

Bakkt recorded an all-time high Bitcoin delivery in October, demonstrating a clear spike in institutional demand for BTC.

Referring to Bitcoin as a commodity seems to show a maturing view of the asset.

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 options open interest hits an all-time high as increased liquidity points to investors still being bullish on BTC.