Month over month Bitcoin open interest continues to decline, while BTC options markets highlight balanced demand. Does the data point to reduced institutional investor activity?
Key takeaways:
Bitcoin futures demand has hit its lowest level since 2024, signaling that many institutional traders are staying cautious.
Despite lower confidence from bulls, high CME open interest suggests that major institutions have not left the market.
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TD Securities' Reid Noch sees the exchange's tokenized-equities plan as a “market structure” moment, a sign that Wall Street is...
Bitfinex Securities will restart USDt-denominated bond issuances on Bitcoin’s Liquid Network, following four previous tokenized offerings totaling $62 million since...
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