Financial Derivatives News

Ethereum traders ramped up leverage as futures dominance surged and key technical levels came into play. Will ETH bulls succeed in catalyzing a rally to $3,400?

Bitcoin bulls need to pump more volume into the spot and futures market in order for the current BTC bounce to hold above $90,000.

Negative Bitcoin funding rates and large short liquidity zones could be a sign that a short-squeeze to $90,000 and higher may be in the cards.

Bitcoin futures flip negative for the first time since March as internal flows surge and the market downturn deepens.

Analysts say Bitcoin may be starting its Wave III expansion, and if it plays out according to the pattern, BTC could reach the $200,000 to $240,000 range.

XRP saw record wallet growth and easing whale outflows, hinting at a potential market bottom despite the recent price weakness.

Bitcoin investor sentiment slumps to a yearly low, but Bitwise says fear may signal a prime accumulation phase for BTC.

Deep Bitcoin bids below $105,000 signal a market cleanup phase following last week’s historic liquidation event. After the dip-buying ends, will BTC reclaim $117,500?

Hyperliquid rolled out its HIP-3 upgrade, enabling anyone staking 500,000 HYPE tokens to deploy their own perpetual swap markets permissionlessly.

A record weekly close above $123,000 for Bitcoin confirms a new phase of price discovery as onchain and futures metrics point to bulls running the show.

ETH bottomed at $3,900, and a unique trading pattern forecasts another 100% gain by mid-2026.

LMAX Group entered the crypto derivatives arena with 100x leveraged perpetual futures for institutional investors, citing increased demand for these tools.

Hyperliquid processed $319B in trades last month, accounting for the majority of DeFi perpetual futures volume as decentralized exchanges gain traction.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has proposed lifting its retail ban on crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs), signaling a shift toward broader crypto market access.

Hyperliquid leverage trader James Wynn has claimed the market is being manipulated against him after he was liquidated for 240 Bitcoin, worth $25 million.