Futures News

Robust onchain activity, a resilient futures market and improving investor optimism boost the chance for ETH to hit $5,000.

An XRP chart fractal and whale flows hint at a short-term dip before a possible “moonshot” breakout to new all-time highs in Q4.

Ether price shows resilience despite macroeconomic uncertainty, with derivatives steady and onchain activity strengthening the prospect of a recovery.

Bitcoin and altcoins continue to sell off, but Solana’s fundamentals and accelerating institutional traction hint at a price recovery to $200.

Bitcoin’s sharp sell-off caught many traders off-guard, intensifying the rate of long liquidations, but data shows bulls stepping in to buy the dip.

Bitcoin derivatives, spot ETFs, top trader positions and stablecoin demand suggest BTC’s correction is near completion.

Bitcoin’s drop from $124,000 to $117,500 sparked $227 million in liquidations, with traders showing neutral sentiment despite inflation data and Fed uncertainty.

Solana tops $200 on onchain growth, but flat funding rates and falling DEX share raise doubts over a near-term rally to $250.

ETH futures hit record open interest, but weak leverage demand and rising layer-1 rivals cast doubt on the sustainability of Ethereum’s recent price rally.

Sustained ETF inflows and corporate reserves could position ETH to outperform and challenge $5,000 for the first time.

Crypto derivatives volumes surged across major exchanges last month, with Binance leading at $2.55 trillion.

Increased demand for downside protection reflects macro risks, not an imminent Bitcoin price collapse, which could help BTC avoid a trip down to $110,000.

Ether faces weak institutional demand and lacks catalysts, keeping ETH price tied to broader altcoin trends and economic uncertainty.

Bitcoin derivatives data shows no evidence the 2025 bull run is over despite BTC price sliding to lower support levels below $115,000.

Despite strong ETF inflows, ETH traders remain cautious as competitive pressures and weak network activity persist.