Bitcoin futures open interest reaches $58.88 billion, led by CME and Binance.
Open interest in Bitcoin futures hits $54.4 billion, with CME and Binance leading.
Solana's SOL surges against Ethereum, eyes potential breakout to $300. Despite bullish trends, challenges remain due to declining network fees and trading volumes.
Bitcoin futures contracts' open interest reaches $56.53 billion, led by CME and Binance.
Bitcoin futures open interest hits $56.875 billion across global exchanges, with CME and Binance leading.
Ethereum's price faces intense selling pressure, risking a drop to $1,000-$1,500, yet technical patterns and CME futures gaps suggest a potential jump to $3,933.
Bitcoin futures open interest hits $53.5 billion, led by CME and Binance.
CME to launch BTC, ETH spot-quoted futures for retail investors on June 30, 2025.
Bitcoin's resilience continues as investors watch "Liberation Day" impacts. 21Shares notes volatility is likely priced in, with institutional interest and derivatives market indicators showing strong bullish sentiment.
CME's crypto derivatives hit a record average volume of $11.3B in Q1, driven by micro futures trading surge.
Bitcoin futures open interest reaches $53.86 billion, with CME and Binance leading the market.
Bitcoin futures demand surges with $52.48 billion open interest, dominated by CME and Binance.
Bitcoin surges to $87K as Fed maintains interest rates at 4.25%-4.5%. What's next for crypto?
US markets show gains with NASDAQ up by 0.48%, S&P 500 by 0.31%, and DOW by 0.16%. Bitcoin also rises by 2.16% on CME, now trading at $83,874.50.
Solana futures trading debuts on CME, attracting significant interest with $12.3 million in daily volume and $7.8 million in open interest, indicating potential growth.
Solana futures debut on CME amid rising demand for regulated crypto products, drawing mixed market forecasts.
Solana futures debut on CME, marking its first regulated entry into the US market and hinting at potential ETF approvals.
CME's Solana futures launch could boost institutional acceptance and open ETF opportunities.
CME has launched Solana futures trading, opening avenues for institutional investment and possibly aiding ETF approval.
FalconX and StoneX complete the first block trade of CME's newly launched Solana futures, marking a milestone in digital asset trading.
The potential approval of a Solana ETF could reverse the ongoing price decline, with the CME set to introduce SOL futures products.
The launch of Solana futures on CME signals the anticipated approval of Solana ETFs in the US, according to Chris Chung of Titan.
Pre-market data indicates a decline across US exchanges, with NASDAQ down 0.42%, S&P 500 down 0.26%, and DOW down 0.20%. BTC also shows a 0.20% decrease on CME.
Bitcoin experiences extreme volatility with a sharp drop and swift rebound in its price, impacting leveraged traders with over $1 billion in liquidations.
Bitcoin futures open interest falls to $48.096 billion, with CME and Binance leading the market.
