Bitcoin’s $9B Open Interest Collapse Leads to Market Reset Across Major Exchanges
Bitcoin open interest plunges over $9B across major exchanges as traders reduce leverage, marking the largest decline this cycle.
Bitcoin open interest plunges over $9B across major exchanges as traders reduce leverage, marking the largest decline this cycle.
Analysts see Bitcoin’s early November dip resembling 2024’s setup, with on-chain data and macro factors hinting at a possible rebound.
Doctor Profit clarifies Fed policy confusion, explaining QT’s impact on liquidity and Bitcoin’s close link to monetary cycles.
Bitcoin’s rally near $111K shows weakening momentum as trading volume declines, with analysts warning of a possible short-term top.
Bitcoin’s $100K zone emerges as a key support level as analysts note strong technical structure and short-term CPI volatility.
Bitcoin analysts expect a brief correction toward $100K before a potential rally to $150K, backed by strong institutional demand.
Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio and liquidation data reveal a cooling market phase, with analyst warning of limited upside potential.
Bitcoin holds near $111K as analyst notes resistance, short targets, and risk of further downside pressure.
Bitcoin’s realized losses near $750M daily as short-term holders exit and derivatives liquidations rise.
Bitcoin trades above $98K support level, with analysts watching weekly closes to gauge the cycle’s next direction.
Analyst predicts deeper Bitcoin declines as fear metrics spike, ETF outflows rise, and gold marks a record high.
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