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Losing the $3,000 mark just days before Friday's $1.55 billion ETH options expiry nearly doomed Ether longs, but derivatives data shows bulls are still in favor.

This week's price action shows Bitcoin bulls were a bit overzealous about Friday's $3 billion BTC options expiry.

Meanwhile, the amount staked in Ethereum 2.0 smart contracts reached over 7.75 million ETH.

AXS may form a death cross between its 20-day and 50-day exponential moving averages, despite the latest rebound.

Market corrections are scary, but savvy altcoin traders also know it is an opportunity to secure hefty gains — here’s how.

The sharp bounce back in the Avalanche market still faces risks of exhaustion as the price forms a bearish wedge setup.

On Tuesday, SEC Chair Gary Gensler re-confirmed his plan to crack down on cryptocurrencies, and traders’ regulatory concerns are confirmed by this key Bitcoin futures and options indicator.

Ether price is stuck in a rut, but derivatives data shows pro traders are bullish even with ETH below $3,000.

The bearish setup positions Ethereum price to extend the decline toward $2,000.

Layer-two-based DeFi and DEX platforms have seen an incredible surge in user activity, revenue and total value locked since the launch of Arbitrum and Avalanche’s cross-chain bridge.

The Evergrande fiasco appears to be driving the correction in global stock markets, but data shows this isn’t deterring pro traders from buying the BTC dip.

The pattern's neckline support near $1,984 emerges as Ether's downside target.

Bitcoin has been leaving Coinbase’s wallets in 2021, while BTC exchange reserves on Binance tell a different story.

BTC’s lack of integration with traditional finance and its inability to be forcefully sold to cover financial losses mean the price might not “collapse” if there is a global stock market meltdown.

The analogy appeared in anticipation that Bitcoin could post a 2017-like bull run, in which the price rose by more than 1,900%.