Learn these key data to take you through the bull and bear markets.
US dollar index: affects global capital flows. The lower the value, the more likely risk assets are to grow.
Stablecoin market value: reflects the incremental funds in the market. The more stablecoins flow in, the more likely risk assets are to grow.
ETF data: represents the purchasing power of the U.S. stock market for Bitcoin. The higher the net inflow, the more likely risk assets are to grow.
CME futures: the activity position of major investors in the futures market. Changes in positions may affect price fluctuations.
Liquidation map: shows the intensity of the explosion of futures crypto market traders at different price points, which may guide price changes.
Funding rate: When the funding rate is greater than 0.01%, it is displayed in red, indicating that the market is generally bullish; when the funding rate is less than 0.005%, it is displayed in green, indicating that the market is generally bearish.
