Traders eye $71.5K Bitcoin price as open interest jumps 13%
Bitcoin may be gearing up to move above $70,000 now it has reclaimed a critical level that traders have been closely watching for the past two months. Go to Source
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Bitcoin may be gearing up to move above $70,000 now it has reclaimed a critical level that traders have been closely watching for the past two months. Go to Source
A hefty amount of Bitcoin short positions will be wiped if Bitcoin returns to $70,000, a price level it hasn’t seen in 12 days. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s open interest jumped $2.02 billion over three days, sparking concerns among traders about a potential “whipsaw” event. Go to Source
The price of bitcoin (BTC) climbed above the $70,000 mark on Tuesday, hitting an intraday peak of $71,031 on Bitstamp. This marks a nearly 3% increase over the past day, adding approximately $1,891 in value since the 24-hour low. Bitcoin’s Price Stabilizes Above $70,000 Bitcoin remains steady above $70,000 at 1:05 p.m. EDT on June … Read more
The Bitcoin funding rate and 3-month annualized basis rates are moving to levels that signal to traders it may just be the “calm before the storm.” Go to Source
Bitcoin short-term holders are currently holding a 3% unrealized loss but it “isn’t the end of the world,” according to a crypto analyst. Go to Source
Crypto traders are stressing that the Bitcoin price correction is “exactly what the cycle needs” right now. Go to Source
Even a small 2.25% decline this weekend could trigger the liquidation of over $500 million in Ether long positions. Go to Source
One crypto analyst says Bitcoin’s just undergone one of the “healthiest market resets” he has seen in a long time. Go to Source
After the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission sued Binance for alleged violations of trading and derivatives rules, a significant amount of cryptocurrency was withdrawn from the exchange. Data from analytics provider Nansen shows $400 million in Ethereum-based funds were withdrawn in 24 hours, and 3,655 bitcoin worth more than $99 million were withdrawn over the … Read more