Bitcoin News
By Maheen Hernandez
1 / 15
Weak Demand Signals Trouble for Ethereum. One of the key factors influencing this bearish outlook for ETH is the slowdown in demand from…
2 / 15
Options Market Shows Growing Bearish Sentiment. Data from the Deribit options exchange further supports the bearish sentiment toward Ethereum.
3 / 15
Google Trends Reflect Weak Retail Interest. Beyond institutional activity, 10x Research also pointed to a decline in Google search trends for…
4 / 15
Bitcoin’s Position Strengthens Amid Institutional Demand. While Ethereum struggles, Bitcoin continues to attract strong institutional and treasury demand.
5 / 15
Ethereum Faces Challenges Despite Long-Term Optimism. Despite the near-term weakness, analysts remain optimistic about Ethereum’s long-term…
6 / 15
Market Overview. As of the latest data, Ether traded around $3,815, marking a 3% decline in the past 24 hours,…
7 / 15
A leading crypto research firm, 10x Research, has advised investors to hedge their bullish Bitcoin (BTC) positions by taking short positions on Ethereum (ETH).
8 / 15
According to Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, Bitcoin continues to demonstrate stronger institutional demand and market resilience, while Ethereum is struggling to…
9 / 15
“Our altcoin model continues to favor short ETH versus long BTC,” Thielen wrote in his client note published Friday.
10 / 15
One of the key factors influencing this bearish outlook for ETH is the slowdown in demand from Bitmine Immersion Technologies, one of the year’s most significant Ethereum buyers.
11 / 15
This decline in retail and institutional participation limits Bitmine’s ability to raise fresh capital, reducing the firm’s purchasing power in the Ethereum market.
12 / 15
Thielen explained that this lack of liquidity could weigh heavily on ETH’s short-term performance:
13 / 15
“If Bitmine is tapped out, so is Ethereum’s upside, at least for now.”
14 / 15
By contrast, Bitcoin’s options market has surged in bullish activity. Open interest for BTC options recently climbed to a record $50 billion, mostly driven by demand for call…
15 / 15
This divergence between the two largest cryptocurrencies reflects a clear shift in investor preference toward Bitcoin, which continues to attract more capital inflows and…
The Currency Analytics
Want the full story?