Bitcoin’s $96 billion in derivatives open interest fuels BTC price momentum near all-time highs, but rising leverage use raises the risk of liquidations and market volatility.
Bitcoin may hold above $100,000 throughout summer, but seasonal trading data suggests minimal upside in Q3.
The Federal Reserve may be forced to cut rates in the near future if the US goes to war with Iran or the trade talks collapse.
Bitcoin’s open interest divergence and a cleansing of latecomer longs could set BTC price on track toward fresh all-time highs.
XRP price struggles due to declining open interest and weakening network activity, as a classic chart pattern points to a further downside for the altcoin.
Bitcoin derivatives traders turned cautious, despite steady inflows to the spot BTC ETFs.
This week, 15,000 Bitcoin were moved at a loss by short-term holders, raising the chance for a BTC price dip under $100,000.
Shrinking liquid supply, persistent ETF demand, and strong technical factors could push ETH price above $4,000.
A similar OBV divergence in March–April 2025 triggered a 57% Bitcoin rally, reinforcing strong accumulation signals for the current setup.
SOL price dips amid stagnant DApp growth and fading memecoin hype, but tokenized RWAs and a spot ETF approval could turn the tide.