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Key Bitcoin price metrics show the recent 12% drop to $30,800 has not stopped traders from buying dips ahead of this Friday's $4.9 billion BTC futures expiry.

The price of Bitcoin has to break a key resistance level to revive its bullish trend.

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

Several prominent on-chain analysts and traders have turned short-term neutral to slightly bearish on Bitcoin as BTC struggles to reclaim $33,000.

Chainlink has entered price discovery and traders should watch several key levels for the next possible top.

Decentraland’s new features, increased digital land sales and a booming NFT market are the driving factors behind MANA’s 100% rally.

Bitcoin's fall from from $37,000 to below $30,000 within 48 hours saw the biggest daily red candle ever.

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

Bitcoin is still the main focus of most investors but Layer 2 solutions, governance, and DeFi are shaping up to be the driving forces of the next altseason.

The price of Bitcoin still has a lot room to drop below $30,000 before the bull market is in trouble.

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

YFI price can break above $50,000 if Bitcoin continues to consolidate in the near term.

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.

Analysts say Bitcoin and Ether’s growing dominance of the crypto market are signals that the current bull market is drastically different than the last one.

The cryptocurrency market saw over $500 million worth of positions liquidated in the last 24 hours as Bitcoin slid below $34,000.