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Part 3 Advanced Token Listing Playbook — How Projects Prepare for a CEX Listing and Sustain Healthy Liquidity A practical playbook for crypto teams to prepare for a CEX listing: readiness, integration, liquidity, market making, launch comms, and post-listing ops. Open guide 
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Analysis Unrated Retail was promised fair markets. So why does the house keep winning? Markets might have became more open and more transparent, but the deeper structure of power is still concentrated... Andjela Radmilac Mar 22, 2026 WhiteBIT Part 1 Advanced The Market Maker’s Exchange Checklist (Liquidity, Latency, and Risk Controls) Market makers and HFT desks: evaluate exchanges on execution quality, liquidity, latency, fees, margin, and security — with a WhiteBIT walkthrough. Open guide Part 2 Advanced Crypto-as-a-Service Playbook: How Banks, Telcos, and Fintechs Launch Crypto Products Fast, Safely, and Compliantly An institutional playbook for launching crypto via CaaS: architecture, phased rollout, security, compliance, payments, KPIs, and vendor diligence. Open guide Part 3 Advanced Token Listing Playbook — How Projects Prepare for a CEX Listing and Sustain Healthy Liquidity A practical playbook for crypto teams to prepare for a CEX listing: readiness, integration, liquidity, market making, launch comms, and post-listing ops. Open guide Binance and CME experience substantial uplifts in Bitcoin open interest values.
Bitcoin open interest has witnessed an impressive increase in the past 24 hours, catapulting over $20 billion in notional value, a peak not observed since Dec. 2021, according to Coinglass. This surge appears to rekindle the market vigor exhibited during Bitcoin's all-time high in Nov. 2021.
In the past 24 hours, the open interest has experienced a marked 10% growth. Notably, CME has registered a significant 15% uptick, with a current allocation of 133,000 BTC in open interest contracts, translating to a notional value of $6.20B. Binance has mirrored this trend, escalating by 10% within the past 24 hours, with a notional value of $4.55 billion, represented by 98,000 Bitcoin. These figures contribute to the 437,000 BTC now allocated in open-interest contracts.
Amid these dynamics, CME continues its dominance, reaching unprecedented highs at 30%. These developments reflect a heightened market engagement and point towards potentially crucial shifts in the Bitcoin landscape.
James fervently appreciates data, technology, and trend-spotting. As a tech and liberty maximalist, he hails Bitcoin as the 21st century's paramount invention.
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