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CME Group reports 20% increase in Bitcoin futures open interest since early March
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CME Group reports 20% increase in Bitcoin futures open interest since early March

Short-term holders transferred over 57,000 Bitcoin at a $3.7 billion loss to exchanges, showcasing their sensitivity to Bitcoin's price fluctuations.

Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates and balance sheet policy leads to surges in digital assets and traditional markets.

With over $13 billion in historic outflows, GBTC’s Bitcoin holdings plummet.

Bitcoin fear and greed index shows investors still in 'greed' phase amid price retracement.

Newborn Nine ETFs record $117 million inflows amid 9% Bitcoin price dip.

The dollar has fallen 96% against Bitcoin since 2020, repeating this would create sat / cent parity.

Fidelity sees record low inflows but Grayscale is only ETF with outflows amid market decline.

$156 million in Bitcoin long positions liquidated over the past 24 hours.

After judge ruled Craig Wright is not Satoshi, Bitcoin SV collapsed against Bitcoin.

Both futures and options open interest remain near all-time highs as leverage remains.

US Markets will gap down on open as Bitcoin fell 7% during Asia trading hours.

Billions in long open interest notional value was removed with the liquidations as shorts set up camp.