As Bitcoin navigates tumultuous market expectations, a detailed analysis of futures contracts unveils a telling shift. Over just 24 hours, the landscape of open interest and the precarious balance of long and short positions took a turn, hinting at changing trader sentiment beneath the surface. The fluctuations in these key indicators across diverse exchanges offer a rare glimpse into the collective mindset of the crypto market. But one exchange's drastic lean towards bullish bets stands in stark contrast to others—what does this outlier signal for Bitcoin's future? Uncover
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Open interest and position ratios in Bitcoin futures reveal a cautiously bearish market.
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Updated: Apr. 10, 2024 at 3:18 pm UTC
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