Bitcoin’s rise to 6th largest monetary asset signals growing global financial influence and acceptance.
Mixed trends in the Bitcoin derivatives market show increased trading but lower open interest and options volume.
Short positions face notable losses while long positions gain traction, reflecting shifting market sentiment.
Bitcoin’s recent ascent to become the sixth largest monetary asset globally is a significant milestone. With a market value of $1.19 trillion, Bitcoin now outpaces traditional currencies such as the British Pound and the Swiss Franc. It stands just behind Japan’s monetary assets, underscoring its growing role in the global financial landscape. This achievement highlights Bitcoin’s increasing acceptance as a credible store of value, drawing comparisons to gold and major fiat currencies.
Source: Porkopolis Economics
Looking ahead, Bitcoin’s price prediction for 2025 offers intriguing insights. Historical price trends suggest that Bitcoin may see a minimum price of approximately $100,655 as per Changelly blog data.
On the other hand, its maximum price could reach around $121,030. The average trading price is projected to be $104,243. These estimates paint a cautiously optimistic outlook for Bitcoin, considering its recent performance and market dynamics.
However, the Bitcoin derivatives market presents a mixed picture. Coiglass data indicate that the trading volume in this sector has risen by 12.43%, reaching $68.24 billion. This increase indicates heightened trading activity. Yet, open interest has decreased by 3.00%, falling to $28.45 billion. This drop points to a reduction in the total number of outstanding contracts.
Additionally, options volume has seen a notable decline of 20.74%, now at $1.05 billion. Conversely, options open interest has grown slightly by 1.10%, reaching $20.67 billion. These mixed trends suggest a complex market sentiment.
Moreover, the long/short ratios on prominent exchanges like Binance and OKX reflect a more bullish outlook among top traders, who are favoring long positions. In contrast, recent liquidation data reveals that short positions are encountering significant losses. Particularly in the last hour, short positions have faced a notable liquidation, totaling $158.61K.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is at $58,890.21. The 24-hour trading volume is an impressive $33,220,668,736. However, fluctuations have occurred and Bitcoin has decreased in value by 1.28% over the past day.
Bitcoin/USD 1-day price chart, Source: Trading view
The 1-week Relative Strength Index (RSI) is now at 48. 82 which implies that the market is at a neutral position. Furthermore, the 1-week Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is below the signal line, which indicates that a bearish pressure may pull down the price of Bitcoin in the short-term.
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