Daily liquidation volume on the crypto-derivatives market reached $1.13 billion
On July 26, the crypto-derivatives market saw liquidations totaling $1.13 billion, of which $961.8 million were short positions, according to Bybt.News, articles, and analysis on key events, indicators, and signals in the cryptocurrency market.
Daily liquidation volume on the crypto-derivatives market reached $1.13 billion
On July 26, the crypto-derivatives market saw liquidations totaling $1.13 billion, of which $961.8 million were short positions, according to Bybt.
Glassnode analysts weigh the arguments for and against the end of Bitcoin’s bear phase
On-chain activity in the Bitcoin network remains subdued, and long-term investor behavior is steady. Based on these and other observations, Glassnode analysts presented bullish and bearish scenarios for the future development of the situation.
Ruffer Investment explains rejection of Bitcoin as ’empty pricing’.
The asset-management firm Ruffer Investment did not expect heightened attention to Bitcoin from institutional investors. This is stated in the firm's 12-month financial report.
Glassnode analysts report a drop in miner activity amid shrinking exchange balances
Balances of exchange wallets continue to decline for the third week in a row as miners’ net position moves into accumulation. Glassnode analysts concluded as much. The shift from distribution to holding coins has become characteristic for other categories of participants in the crypto market as well. As volatility squeezes out of the Bitcoin market, it is starting to feel like the calm before the storm. This week we analyse a range of metrics seeking bull/bear triggers for — Miners — Exchanges — Derivatives — Investors. Read more in The Week On-chain https://t.co/HHjjHethbY
When will Bitcoin’s price resume its rise? A guide to on-chain indicators
ForkLog has gathered and analysed the most interesting and up-to-date on-chain indicators to assess Bitcoin’s price in the short- and mid-term.
MicroStrategy CEO: Bitcoin traders are always disappointed by volatility
Bitcoin traders do not understand the technology or the macroeconomic framework, and are therefore inevitably disappointed by volatility. This view was expressed by MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor on a podcast hosted by analyst Sven Henrich.
Number of active Bitcoin addresses fell in June by 9.38%
The number of active Bitcoin addresses fell by 9.38% in June, but some on-chain indicators still point to positive signals.
Bitcoin-exchange trading volumes halved in June.
Trading volumes on the leading cryptocurrency exchanges in June fell by 52%. The figure reached a five-month low of $1.2 trillion. Binance's trading volume declined from $1.5 trillion to $668 billion, Huobi from $270 billion to $141 billion, Coinbase from $201 billion to $77 billion. Earlier, on June 7, users {{AOPEN_1}}withdrew 22,550 BTC{{ACLOSE_1}} from Bitcoin exchanges.
Active Ethereum addresses surpass Bitcoin’s metric, according to Glassnode data
The seven-day moving average of active addresses on the Bitcoin network over the past six weeks declined by 60% — from about 1.3 million to about 500,000, the lowest since April 2020. The figure was lower than the corresponding metric on the Ethereum blockchain.
Glassnode: Short-term investors sold Bitcoin at a loss of $3.83 billion
Last week, the volume of Bitcoin realized at a loss by short-term investors reached $3.83 billion. According to Glassnode, with long-term holders selling $383 million worth of coins at a profit, the total loss rose to a record $3.45 billion.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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