Combined open interest across CME Bitcoin futures and perpetual futures has plunged by roughly 49,000 $BTC over the past seven days, marking the biggest weekly decline since October 2025. This happened very quietly, which is highly unusual. This time, Bitcoin volatility has remained comparatively contained, liquidations have been modest and perpetual-futures funding rates have cooled.
In brief $BTC traded around $84,000 Tuesday, up 0.9% on the day, while spot Bitcoin ETFs notched eight consecutive sessions of inflows totaling around $3 billion. The 10-year Treasury yield is at its highest since 2007, while Brent crude has eased from Monday’s peak. Futures markets put the odds of an October Fed hike at
After testing above $87,000, Bitcoin has retreated and continues to trade in the $82,000-$85,000 range. While it remains to be seen whether the uptrend will continue, Glassnode points to the $84,000-$85,000 range as a potential target. Critical Resistance Zone in Bitcoin! According to Glassnode analysis, Bitcoin is facing resistance in the $84,000-$85,000 range, where long-term
Hunter Biden’s $LAPTOP token dropped more than 98% within minutes of launch, and now he’s explaining what happened. In this interview, he walks through the plan to list on a centralized exchange, the switch to a decentralized exchange, and the market maker liquidity miss he blames for the crash. He also shares his 2028 Bitcoin
Bitcoin climbed back above $84,000 on Tuesday as institutional fund flows and another corporate purchase helped support sentiment after Monday’s modest decline. $BTC traded around $84,300, leaving it within reach of the $85,000 resistance level. The recovery follows a strong week for US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, but sellers have remained active. More Than Just
Speculation regarding the expected initial public offerings (IPOs) of two artificial intelligence (AI) giants – OpenAI and Anthropic – has slowly been turning into fact in recent months, with the former postponing the move to 2027 and the latter apparently gearing up to hit the market after the November U.S. midterm elections. Specifically, Reuters reviewed
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) has given the green light to its fourth stablecoin pilot to allow cross-border trade to be settled with stablecoins, adding trade finance to the list of areas that the regulators have cleared through the programs. The latest pilot brings back some participants in earlier projects, including the country’s three megabanks.
Morgan Stanley has set up a Digital Asset Lab to test blockchain technologies including stablecoins, tokenization, and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. The Wall Street giant is moving deeper into the crypto industry, after launching crypto ETFs and trading on E*TRADE platform. More Than Just News Content, live market tracking, portfolio management, and price alerts —
MongoDB CEO CJ Desai resigned at 8:30am yesterday morning to join Meta, abandoning tens of millions of dollars in unvested compensation. MongoDB shareholders lost more than $6 billion in market capitalization within eight hours of his departure. The disastrous sequence of events made it one of the most newsworthy resignations of the year. MDB, MongoDB’s