Derivatives News

$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.

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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.

Traders wound up their long Bitcoin derivatives contracts ahead of the October price rally, ignoring solid on-chain fundamentals.

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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.

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

AMF once again advised investors to only invest in crypto through authorized services listed on official websites.

$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.