Bitcoin fell yesterday after the release of U.S. inflation data, but futures open interest increased over the past 24 hours. The funding rate remains positive, and bulls continue to
Over the past week, Bollinger Band width has more than halved, reaching its lowest level since mid-September. The Bitcoin Volatility & Flow Index remains below its one-year average,
Bitcoin is trading 72% above the average cost basis of coins held by long-term holders. By this measure, the cohort has remained in profit since January 2023. Meanwhile, its
Bitcoin has risen from $59K to $84K. Over the past 30 days, transaction fees generated an average of just 64 cents out of every $100 in daily miner revenue. All
Bitcoin fell 4.3% over the week, from $86.0K to $82.3K, while forced closures of long positions totaled $520 million over October 2-8. The Bitcoin Stress Index
The minutes from the Fed's September meeting showed that most participants consider another rate hike likely by year-end. By the morning after the release, bitcoin had fallen
Over two hours overnight on October 7, Bitcoin fell from $85.5K to $83.9K. The decline was accompanied by a dominance of market sell orders and long liquidations. TL;
Long-term holders have been reducing their positions for seven consecutive weeks, but bitcoin’s price continues to rise. LTH SOPR remains above 1 for the second week, holders are
Bitcoin is trading 15% above the average cost basis of coins held by short-term holders. For seven weeks, this group's holdings have remained above their month-earlier
Buying pressure in the futures market reached its highest level since August 19. At the same time, open interest increased by nearly 9,000 BTC over 24 hours: traders are
Bitcoin is trading at $83.7K, 14% above the short-term holder cost basis. Over the past week, their cost basis rose 1.2% to $73.7K. The long-term
Bitcoin's September rally brought a substantial share of supply back into profit: the percentage of coins in profit reached its highest level since January. But by the end
