Bitcoin News
By Pankaj K
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Futures Market Power Turns Bearish. One of the more concerning developments comes from Bitcoin’s Futures Market Power metric.
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Bullish Signals Dominate Broader Market. Despite the subtle bearish lean in futures positioning, several metrics paint a more optimistic…
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No Panic in Open Interest. Another metric worth noting is Open Interest, which refers to the total number of outstanding…
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The $102,850 Safety Net. If the bearish pressure from the futures market deepens, Bitcoin may retrace slightly, but…
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Bulls Still in the Game. For now, BTC remains perched near the upper end of its recent range, fluctuating between $104K and…
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Final Outlook. The market currently sits at a crossroads. Bitcoin is absorbing bearish pressure from futures…
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Bitcoin’s recent price action has Trigger debate about its short-term direction. While its push toward previous highs has lost momentum, not all indicators suggest a breakdown.
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One of the more concerning developments comes from Bitcoin’s Futures Market Power metric. According to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler, this metric has dipped into negative…
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However, the historical context matters. During previous downturns—such as January’s dips of -150K or even -450K—Bitcoin only saw minor corrections ranging from 5% to 10%.
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In essence, this bearish reading may simply reflect temporary hesitation rather than aggressive selling.
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The Funding Rate, which briefly turned negative 10 days ago, has since returned to positive territory.
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A spike in Open Interest during a price decline would typically indicate aggressive shorting activity. That didn’t happen here.
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If the bearish pressure from the futures market deepens, Bitcoin may retrace slightly, but analysts expect a potential floor around the $102,850 level.
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Even in a mild pullback scenario, the broader trend could remain intact, especially if macroeconomic conditions and investor sentiment continue to support digital assets.
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In summary, while some traders are hedging for a short-term correction, the broader market remains cautiously optimistic.
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