The options open interest (OOI) market is now about $40 billion larger than futures open interest (FOI), marking one of the widest gaps between the two, according to CheckonChain data. OOI represents the total number of outstanding options contracts that have not yet been settled, while FOI reflects the total value of open futures positions
Summary As of October 22, 2025, Bitcoin price is around $108,200, which is somewhat less than its recent peak. On the 3-day chart, technical traders are keeping an eye out for a golden cross, a signal that has traditionally preceded significant rises. A verified break above $115,000 might pave the way for a move toward
Bo Hines, a former White House crypto advisor and now a senior figure at Tether, has once again urged investors to hold onto their Bitcoin. In a recent post on X, Hines wrote, “I feel sorry for people that sell their Bitcoin,” reinforcing his earlier advice to crypto holders: “Never sell your Bitcoin.” His statement
In the realm of digital assets, bitcoin has decided to test the patience of traders once again, hovering in a tight range around $107,800 to $108,200. With mixed signals from oscillators and a uniformly grim picture from moving averages, the chart suggests a market trying to remember where it left its mojo. Bitcoin Chart Outlook
Roxom announced the launch of bitcoin‑denominated perpetual futures that allow traders to price and trade exposure to the S&P 500 and Gold in BTC. Roxom co‑founder Borja Martel Seward calls the move foundational for “a new financial era.” The BTC‑settled instruments let users gain or hedge benchmark exposure without fiat conversion, enabling BTC‑native trading and
Bitcoin and gold have told two different stories so far in October, and neither matched what traders expected. For most of October, Bitcoin and gold looked like they were living in different markets. Gold climbed steadily, adding about 10% over the last month, while Bitcoin slipped roughly 6%. That divergence is interesting on its own,
Bitcoin (BTC) forced the closure of $740 million in leveraged positions on Oct. 21 as the price swung from $110,552 to $114,019 before retreating toward $108,000, executing a classic short-squeeze followed by long liquidations that cleared excessive derivatives exposure. Data from Coinglass shows $435.63 million in long positions and $304.64 million in shorts eliminated during
Former White House crypto advisor Bo Hines said he “feels sorry for people that sell their Bitcoin,” voicing long-term conviction as on-chain data point to renewed holding behavior. I feel sorry for people that sell their Bitcoin. — Bo Hines (@BoHines) October 22, 2025 His comment lands as according to CryptoQuant analyst Burak Kesmeci, the
Bitcoin continues to trade in a narrow range near $108,000 as market participants weigh the next decisive move. The cryptocurrency faced resistance around $111,934, coinciding with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement, signaling hesitation among buyers after recent gains. Despite the sideways movement, trading activity in derivatives remains elevated, indicating that institutional traders are positioning for potential
Jim Cramer enjoys the financial market’s spotlight on him nearly everyday, breaking headlines with some unconventional and alarming opinions. In the latest X post he just issued, Cramer told his audience that crypto was “due for a push today,” while Bitcoin sat at $108,239. But instead of the move he described, the price action went