Open Interest in Ether Options Jumps to New Record High
Data from major exchanges shows that open interest in ether options rose to a new lifetime high of $194 million on Tuesday.
Data from major exchanges shows that open interest in ether options rose to a new lifetime high of $194 million on Tuesday.
Uniswap, an automated market maker (AMM), has torn it up in the last year, becoming the world’s largest “DEX” by volume. Here's why it won.
Prices have jumped for Ampleforth's AMPL tokens, but so has the supply – and it's all gone straight into traders' pockets.
The on-chain metric suggests Bitcoin is garnering users despite the cryptocurrency’s extended period of comatose price action.
The knock-on effects of the DeFi hype include high fees and less active users on Ethereum, according to Coin Metrics.
Bitcoin broke through $9,400 as stock indices around the world make gains.
DEX trading volume already beat June's record, passing $1.6 billion as of Tuesday.
Bitcoin futures open interest across all exchanges passed $4 billion Tuesday morning.
In the race to become the dominant cryptocurrency platform, Ethereum is gaining on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin edged higher on Tuesday as stock markets cheered the EU's decision to approve a landmark coronavirus recovery fund.
Less than 0.2% of Friday's daily options trading happened on CME, according to data from Skew.
Bitcoin trades flat in July, leading investors to mull other cryptocurrencies.
SXP futures volume signal continued interest in low-capitalization cryptocurrencies as bitcoin continues to trade in a tight range.
Trading activity in bitcoin futures listed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange has cooled as the top cryptocurrency languishes in the price doldrums.
Yes, the Twitter hack was basically a giant bitcoin scam. But the fallout is showing the world the strengths of cryptocurrency and decentralization.
Derivatives and altcoins are providing excitement as bitcoin spot trading stays dull.
The native token of the decentralized lender Aave has risen by over 100% this month alone.
Bitcoin barely moved on this week’s Twitter hack. Here's what analysts said about why the attack had so little effect on prices.
Bitcoin suffered a short period of selling in early trading but has bounced back, seemingly immune to Wednesday's Twitter hack.
Bitcoin cash has underperformed bitcoin by 18 percentage points this year while other forks have outperformed by at least 44 percentage points.
Bitcoin miners, following the law of supply and demand, curtailed their supply to exchanges to the lowest level in 12 months during the second quarter.
Tokenization can distribute investment gains more fairly, says our columnist. Just think if Amazon had been a tokenized by its users rather than run for shareholders.
Prices for bitcoin barely budged, even as a scam involving the cryptocurrency appeared to be the motivation for a massive Twitter hack.
With bitcoin looking heavy this week, short-term sentiment in the options market has flipped bearish.
China-based blockchain analysis firm PeckShield tracked 100 million crypto addresses for its research.
OKCoin says its regulated status and liquidity mean users will be able to trust that its data feed will be accurate and reliable.
With weak volatility in the bitcoin market, traders are looking at altcoins and stocks for more excitement.
The ratio of low exchange volume to high on-chain transaction volume frequently corresponds with increased volatility.
Altcoins like Chainlink's link token continue to outshine bitcoin, which is still consolidating above $9,000.
The U.K. is recovering from the economic effects of the coronavirus more slowly than expected. Would a fresh market drop pull down bitcoin, too?