Derivatives News

Data show pro traders are still bullish even as Bitcoin price dips below $30,000 and Friday’s $4 billion BTC options expiry approaches.

Substantial spot volume, a favorable futures premium, and top traders buying the dip are all signals that Ethereum price should see continuation.

A record $4 billion worth of Bitcoin options expire on January 29 and multiple indicators suggest bulls have the upper hand.

VanEck has filed with the SEC to launch the Digital Assets ETF related to the performance of top cryptocurrency companies.

After correcting 15%, Bitcoin price dropped to $30,000 but derivatives indicators suggest pro traders are buying the dip.

Janet Yellen’s critical comments about cryptocurrencies put a damper on the wider market just as Ethereum price reached a new all-time high.

Pro traders opened large short positions and derivatives data are flashing red flags after Ethereum price soared to a new all-time high.

The open interest on Bitcoin options has hit $8.8 billion but data show bulls are in favor after BTC’s rally to a new all-time high.

Bitcoin market volatility is scaring off new institutional investors, but meanwhile, old ones continue to buy up the BTC dips.

U.K.’s FCA banning retail investors from engaging with crypto derivatives takes away risk hedging opportunities.

As Bitcoin ranges between $32,000 and $35,500, traders and technical analysts discuss what may come next for BTC.

Winklevoss’ Gemini Trust will act as a sub-custodian for the new Arxnovum Bitcoin ETF in Canada.

Bitcoin futures and options indicators remained stable during the 26.5% crash, a signal that the harshest part of the BTC correction may be over.

Traders are freaking out about today’s 27% Bitcoin price drop but historical data show sharp corrections are natural even during bull markets.

Ethereum price may have dropped by 34% in 24 hours, but multiple data points show traders are still bullish on Ether.