Bitcoin's Open Interest Dips to 2024 Lows: Have Traditional Investors Abandoned BTC?
The open interest in Bitcoin futures has fallen to $34 billion, raising concerns about institutional demand amid troubling U.S. economic indicators.
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The open interest in Bitcoin futures has fallen to $34 billion, raising concerns about institutional demand amid troubling U.S. economic indicators.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF experiences significant inflows amidst a tumultuous week, with insights into investor sentiment based on recent trading data.
ARK Invest has reinvested in Coinbase shares after previously selling off a significant portion of its holdings.
Dubai's prohibition of privacy coins like Monero and Zcash emphasizes the region's focus on transparency within regulated financial frameworks.
A recent report reveals that family offices are largely avoiding cryptocurrencies, with a significant preference for artificial intelligence investments.
As Bitcoin declines below $63,000, market sentiment shifts with concerns about the economy and AI sector investments. What does the data indicate for Bitcoin's potential recovery?
Technical analysis indicates Bitcoin and other altcoins are facing challenges despite some positive momentum.
A recent analysis indicates that Bitcoin may undergo a lengthy consolidation phase as key support levels are tested.
Hungary and Portugal have moved to restrict access to the crypto prediction market Polymarket amid increasing regulatory scrutiny.
A new taxation plan on unrealized gains threatens to drive investors out of the Netherlands, as lawmakers progress on changes to existing tax laws.
Vietnam has initiated a licensing program for digital asset trading platforms, signaling the beginning of its regulated crypto market pilot.
Bitcoin faces pressure as large investors increase their selling, causing prices to dip below $90,000, with potential support identified around $84,000.
Bitcoin maintains its position above $92,000, though ETF outflows and geopolitical risks loom. Will traders seize the opportunity?
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant outflows, indicating a decline in market sentiment.
Recent large transactions by Bitcoin whales indicate a bullish trend, suggesting the possible rise of BTC to $100,000 this month.
Bitcoin's price rallied quickly following news of a DOJ probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The sustainability of this surge is uncertain.
Italy's CONSOB has issued a warning to financial influencers regarding compliance with EU investment promotion laws applying to cryptocurrencies.
Morgan Stanley has filed with the SEC to initiate Bitcoin and Solana ETFs, responding to increased interest in regulated cryptocurrency investments.
After a momentary rise in January, Bitcoin and Ether ETFs in the US have faced significant outflows, marking a cautious trend for the year.
MicroStrategy has made significant strides by purchasing 1,283 BTC for $116 million, despite reporting a $17.4 billion unrealized loss in Q4.

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