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Bitcoin derivatives markets flipped neutral-to-bearish after China’s ‘crypto ban’ announcement triggered a BTC price dip to $40,600.

Bitcoin’s surge above $40,000 boosted the bulls’ advantage in this month’s $1.7 billion options expiry.

Fear mounted as the FBI announced that it helped Colonial Pipeline retrieve a portion of its BTC ransom payment, but can the government actually take over …

Bitcoin price is struggling to regain the $42,000 support as bears hold a $585 million advantage ahead of Friday’s $2.1 billion BTC options expiry.

Many traders believe the narrative that Bitcoin price drops ahead of CME BTC futures expiries, but data shows the trend is all bark and no bite.

The new contract is worth one-tenth the size of a single Bitcoin.

January proved significant in terms of Bitcoin futures trading average daily volume for the CME.

A CME gap closed at around $55,504 as the price of Bitcoin steeply dropped following the new weekly candle.

Institutions were aggressively accumulating ETH in the lead up to the launch of CME futures, with Ether products representing 80% of last week’s institutional crypto inflows.

Bitcoin perpetual futures buyers are paying a 5.4% weekly funding rate to keep their positions open, but is this sustainable?

Bitcoin price may have flipped $35,000 back to support but data shows this week’s 15% move may have prompted top traders to open short positions.

Bitcoin’s current volatility reflects traders’ excitement as the price bounces between key support and resistance levels.