Crypto Long & Short
How Bitcoin Set Itself Up for This Sell-Off
Conditions like what we had over the past few weeks usually set the stage for a big move in one direction or the other.
Leverage Demand, Not Leverage Itself, Down in Bitcoin
The latest decline in bitcoin prices may be due not to deleveraging so much as just a lack of demand for leveraged-long positions.
Will the Holiday Season Bring Gifts or a Lump of Coal for Bitcoin Investors?
There are just seven weeks left in the year, and it seems there’s no consensus on who will win out: the HODLers (steadfast accumulators) or the profit-takers.
What Bitcoin and Ether’s Options Tell Us About Their Maturity
Higher options volume relative to spot is a sign of a developed market and can help with price discovery.
The Bias That Propels Shiba Inu and Dogecoin
A coin with a lower per-unit price can make novice investors feel a little richer.
As the CME’s Volume Gets Pumped, the Bitcoin ETF’s Quirky Structure Could Explain Some of It
If one wants exposure to bitcoin, the purest play is buying bitcoin itself. Everything else comes with its own idiosyncrasies.
Bitcoin Mining Is Decentralizing – Here’s Proof
Mining has moved out of China. Is this good for bitcoin? Based on one metric at least, the answer is a resounding yes.
Who Bought $1.6B in Bitcoin Wednesday, and Why?
It’s an eerie coincidence that a trade of this size happened on exchanges with ties to Chinese customers during a week beset by that country’s capital market woes.
It’s a Multi-Chain World, Bitcoin Just Dominates It
The original blockchain still reigns, but neither Bitcoin nor its closest competitor, Ethereum, can count on becoming the only game in town any time soon.
How Investors Warmed to Chinese Blockchain Builder Red Date
Executives from Saudi Aramco and early FTX backer Kenetic Capital explain how they got comfortable with the Blockchain Service Network developer despite its Beijing ties.
