Marcel Pechman

CME leads in crypto futures open interest, but trading volumes and leverage remain concentrated on unregulated exchanges with perpetual contracts.

SOL’s funding rate remains negative, but the price still struggles to trade above $200. Are traders buying the dip or feeling bearish?

Bitcoin’s upside could be limited as weak US jobs data, negative funding rates at Binance, and risk-averse traders weigh on short-term market momentum.

ETH races back toward $4,500 just days after a historic crypto market liquidation event sent the altcoin’s price below $3,750. Cointelegraph explains why.

Bitcoin’s $16,700 price crash, the liquidations, and volatility are par for the course. Data shows this week’s price collapse is not terribly abnormal for the crypto market.

Soaring ETF volumes, the potential for a supply shock and strong BTC derivatives markets all suggest that $150,000 is still possible before the end of the year.

The US government is shut down, and the deficit continues to soar. Despite this, Paul Tudor Jones says a massive rally in stocks and Bitcoin could continue.

Ethereum futures markets are calm despite ETH’s rally to $4,591. Are calm derivatives markets a bullish or bearish sign?

Bitcoin soars higher to catch up with gold’s recent gains, and investors’ belief that the Fed will continue to cut rates could send BTC price into the $125,000 range.

Traders proceed with caution after the US government shut down, but Bitcoin’s surprise rally to $118,000 might be a sign of what’s to come.

Bitcoin pro traders stuck to their plans as BTC price abruptly dropped to $112,600 on Tuesday. Data shows bulls are still in control.

The odds of a longer-term SOL price recovery depend on institutional flows, the SEC’s ETF decision and the growth rate of competing blockchains.

A mixture of regulatory, macroeconomic and crypto-specific factors is at play this week, and each will determine whether Bitcoin rallies to $120,000.

Strong headwinds continue to suppress Bitcoin price. Here’s what needs to happen for BTC to reclaim $110,000.

Bitcoin traders reduced their bullish positions as the price sold off, and a $22 billion options expiry occurs on Friday.

Bitcoin bulls holding $110,000 until the end of September would give them the advantage in the monthly options expiry, but a few bearish data points could reverse the trend.

SOL’s funding rate dropped below zero as demand for bullish leverage vanished. Should traders buy the dip or keep jumping ship?

ETH’s sell-off could extend below $3,800, but data suggests most traders will view the correction as an optimal buying opportunity.

Rising onchain activity and steady accumulation to corporate ETH treasuries and ETFs back analysts’ call for Ether to hit $5,000.

Bitcoin options flag risk, while top traders at exchanges increased their bullish bets ahead of today’s Fed interest rate decision.