Futures News

Aster’s removal from DefiLlama shows how data credibility has become a new battleground for DEXs.

A record weekly close above $123,000 for Bitcoin confirms a new phase of price discovery as onchain and futures metrics point to bulls running the show.

Ether’s chances of breaking above $5,000 depend on institutional accumulation, but rising competition and muted derivatives metrics keep investor sentiment restrained.

Solana CME futures open interest hit $2.16 billion as ETPs drive $500 million inflows. With institutions accumulating while retail stays cautious, are institutions quietly leading the charge?

Bitcoin futures buyers came in force for “Uptober” as buy volume outpaced sell volume by almost $2 billion near new BTC price all-time highs.

ETH bottomed at $3,900, and a unique trading pattern forecasts another 100% gain by mid-2026.

Perp DEXs are stepping in to tackle issues such as high fees, fragmented liquidity and MEV attacks, aiming to make trading on BNB Chain smoother and more efficient.

SOL faces a fresh wave of challenges from competing blockchains, and the path to $250 depends on a potential spot ETF approval and institutional inflows.

Aster CEO Leonard said the team is weighing how to balance benefits for existing holders and upcoming airdrop recipients.

Users can now open positions and share trades directly in Telegram as community chats blend with perpetual futures activity.

Retail and quants are fueling DEXs like Hyperliquid, while CEXs hold institutional ground. Aster’s rise adds new pressure to the onchain race.

XRP consolidated near $2.75 with bearish pressure looming. Onchain data and liquidity compression suggest a possible dip before a price rebound.

Solana futures’ open interest rose to new all-time highs of 72 million SOL as the technical structure displayed weakness, putting $120 back in play.

Community members questioned whether the surge in trading volume reflected market conviction or aggressive incentive farming.

Bitcoin’s $22.6 billion monthly options expiry is led by bulls, but macroeconomic headwinds could give the bears a last-minute advantage.