BTC Markets News

Bitcoin’s long-to-short ratio has dropped to a five-month low, but bears are not taking the bait, suggesting bulls are still in control of BTC price.

Bitcoin’s three-month futures premium reached a record high of 50%, signaling market inefficiencies.

Retail traders have been using high leverage throughout the current bull market, but that's not the real reason for today's marketwide sell-off.

On-chain data suggests Bitcoin price will likely breakout to a new all-time-high soon as whales, miners and long-term hodlers turn bullish again.

The open interest on bearish put options has risen to $2.52 billion as traders look for protection against a BTC price drop to the $40,000–$50,000 range.

Derivatives exchanges now offer $100,000–$300,000 Bitcoin call options, but how keen are pro traders to take the bait?

Analysts say Friday’s $6.1 billion Bitcoin options expiry is putting downward pressure on BTC price but derivatives data suggests otherwise.

BTC held the $50,000 support while derivatives indicators remained healthy, signaling investors' optimism.

Pro traders often use the front spread options strategy to generate hefty returns without having to pay for their positions upfront.

Approximately 6.5% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply moved on-chain while the markets found support at $47k, representing “one of the largest on-chain BTC accumulation levels” ever.

Large corporations are buying Bitcoin at an accelerating pace, but pro traders are reluctant to open BTC longs while the dollar index strengthens.

Monday's Bitcoin price decline coincided with a massive activity spike across spot, options and futures markets.

Traders and analysts mull what's in store for Bitcoin after a historic day.

The price of Bitcoin just hit a new all-time high of $21,569 — but do crypto holders who got out early have any regrets?

He believes that rising adoption will drive Bitcoin higher next year, and that DeFi will have a similar effect on Ethereum.