
Bitcoin volatility sees futures slump, while options open interest spikes
Open interest in Bitcoin futures dropped to its lowest point since May, while options markets saw increased activity as traders sought to hedge against volatility.
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Smaller chains see substantial TVL reductions, exacerbated by short-term sell pressure from airdrop activities.

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