Marcel Pechman

$820 million in BTC options expire on Oct. 15, and data signals that bulls are set to celebrate another positive week.

ETH price is lagging behind BTC's recent gains, but data signals that traders are confident in the altcoin breaking through $4,000 in the short-term.

BTC price rejected near $58,000, but derivatives data shows traders positioned neutral-to-bullish, leaving sufficient “room” for a new all-time high in 2021.

Bitcoin price refuses to pull back despite Bollinger Bands and Fear and Greed pointing to an overheated rally.

Bears are in deep trouble as ETH bulls are likely to pocket $115 million from Friday's options expiry.

Hash rate, supply shock and U.S. credit risk are likely the causes for the BTC rally.

On paper, EOS has great fundamentals, but derivatives markets suggest traders don’t feel the same about the altcoin’s price potential.

Bitcoin's futures markets premium and options risk gauge show no signs of excessive leverage or FOMO from traders — yet.

Correlation does not imply causation, but these three indicators did signal prior to Bitcoin’s recent push to $49,000.

The Iron Condor options strategy gives risk-averse traders a safer way to profit from a potential $3,400 to $5,400 ETH price.

$700 million in BTC options expire on Friday, and derivatives data signals that bears are positioned to profit from a sub-$45,000 Bitcoin price.

Derivatives data shows bears have sufficient incentives to keep ETH price below $3,000 heading into the $340 million options expiry on Oct. 1.

Like other large-cap legacy altcoins, XRP is stuck in a rut and data suggests investors are content just to sit and watch.

Bitcoin traders say $43,600 needs to be regained to restore the bullish uptrend, but BTC futures and options data are showing signs of distress.

Traders have yet to flip bearish on Ether price, but the recurrent drops below $3,000 increase the likelihood of a sentiment flip.

SOL's futures open interest recently hit $1 billion and while the recent price swing liquidated leveraged longs, data suggests the short-term top is not a bearish trend reversal.

Bitcoin derivatives markets flipped neutral-to-bearish after China’s ‘crypto ban’ announcement triggered a BTC price dip to $40,600.

Losing the $3,000 mark just days before Friday's $1.55 billion ETH options expiry nearly doomed Ether longs, but derivatives data shows bulls are still in favor.

This week's price action shows Bitcoin bulls were a bit overzealous about Friday's $3 billion BTC options expiry.

On Tuesday, SEC Chair Gary Gensler re-confirmed his plan to crack down on cryptocurrencies, and traders’ regulatory concerns are confirmed by this key Bitcoin futures and options indicator.

Ether price is stuck in a rut, but derivatives data shows pro traders are bullish even with ETH below $3,000.

The Evergrande fiasco appears to be driving the correction in global stock markets, but data shows this isn’t deterring pro traders from buying the BTC dip.

BTC’s lack of integration with traditional finance and its inability to be forcefully sold to cover financial losses mean the price might not “collapse” if there is a global stock market meltdown.

Traders are long on Ether, but derivatives data suggests that a $4,000 price tag is a long shot in the short term.

$810 million in BTC options expire this Friday, and derivatives data suggests bulls are keen to push the price through the $50,000 level.

Steady development and strong fundamentals suggest a DOT rally toward a new all-time high is in the making.

ETH’s 90-day annualized premium and the funding rate on perpetual futures signal that traders are confident the altcoin will recapture the $3,800 level.

Bitcoin is leaning toward the $40,000 level, but derivatives data shows traders are holding a neutral-to-bullish stance.

$655 million in BTC options expire on Sept. 3, and data suggests bulls may be motivated to break the $50,000 resistance prior to the expiry.

An exchange token valuation methodology suggests that SUSHI is trading at a 33% discount and that UNI’s price is 36% overvalued.