# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Futures

XMR loses $2.1B in market cap – Trouble ahead for Monero?

Monero (XMR) experienced a sharp pullback after reaching an all-time high of $800, dropping to a local low of $657 and trading at $674 at press time. This decline resulted in a $2.1 billion loss in market cap, signaling significant capital outflows. The retracement was driven by profit-taking from both short- and long-term holders, alongside increased selling pressure and negative net flows in both spot and futures markets. Despite the downturn, some large investors opened leveraged positions, suggesting mixed expectations. Technical indicators like the RSI and Stochastic Momentum Index show increased bearish momentum. If selling continues, XMR could fall toward $518; however, a rebound may allow it to reclaim $754 and target new highs.

ambcrypto01/16 11:01

MEXC Brings Back Flip Fest Event With 5,000,000 USDT Prize Pool

MEXC has announced the return of its Flip Fest event, running from January 15 to February 9, 2026, featuring a 5,000,000 USDT prize pool. The event combines futures trading with a gamified collection system where users earn Pocket Cards through registration and trading tasks. Participants can form card hands to compete for daily rewards, use Power Cards to upgrade their hands, and earn bonus points through challenges. The previous edition attracted over 200,000 users and distributed the full prize pool, with top winners earning significant rewards. MEXC, founded in 2018, serves over 40 million users globally and emphasizes accessibility and innovation in crypto trading.

TheNewsCrypto01/16 10:16

Crypto Morning Brief: X Revokes API Access for 'Reward Posting Apps', Bitmine Invests in MrBeast

Crypto Morning Brief: X Revokes API Access for 'Reward Posting Apps', Bitmine Invests in MrBeast Key market developments include better-than-expected US jobless claims and the Senate Banking Committee canceling a meeting amid Coinbase controversy. CME Group announced new futures for Cardano, Chainlink, and Stellar. X (formerly Twitter) revoked API access for applications that reward users for posting, citing a flood of AI-generated spam. Interactive Brokers now supports 24/7 USDC deposits for accounts, with plans to add more stablecoins. State Street launched a new digital asset platform. In notable closures, MilkyWay Protocol is shutting down permanently, and Polygon laid off nearly 30% of its staff as it pivots to a payments-focused strategy. CoinGecko's co-founder responded to acquisition rumors, stating the platform is operating normally while evaluating strategic opportunities. Finally, Bitmine announced a $200 million investment into MrBeast's Beast Industries.

marsbit01/16 01:24

Bitcoin Finds Relief As Futures-Driven Sell-Side Activity Declines Sharply, A Major Shift Incoming?

Bitcoin's price has rebounded above $94,000, reigniting bullish sentiment as futures-driven selling pressure declines sharply. The BTC Net Taker Volume metric shows a tenfold decrease from its recent peak of $489 million, indicating reduced sell-side activity. While sellers still slightly dominate, the trend is approaching positive territory, potentially setting the stage for a bullish reversal. Additionally, Bitcoin's realized volatility has compressed to around 23%, a critical level that historically precedes significant price movements. BTC is currently trading near $94,890, up over 3% in 24 hours, with trading volume surging 61%.

bitcoinist01/14 21:32

Bouncing Into Supply

Bitcoin has entered a new year testing a critical supply zone between $93k–$110k, where Long-Term Holder (LTH) supply from mid-2025 has repeatedly capped upward moves. While LTH distribution has slowed, the aggressive selling of late 2025 has eased. The market’s ability to hold above the Short-Term Holder cost basis of $98.3k is key for confidence. Spot and institutional flows are stabilizing, with ETFs turning net positive, but futures-driven price action lacks strong volume, relying on short squeezes. Options markets show low implied volatility with a bias for downside protection, indicating deferred risk rather than resolved uncertainty. Overall, the structure is improving, yet the rally needs sustained spot demand to transition into a durable bull trend.

insights.glassnode01/14 19:14

Solana flips Ethereum in perps volume – Is a $190 move loading?

ambcrypto01/14 03:02

RENDER can rise to $3.5 or fall to $2.1 – Where will price go?

RENDER surged 22% to a 2-month high of $2.7, breaking above key EMAs, but retraced to $2.47 with an 8.2% daily gain. Volume spiked 230%, indicating renewed interest. On January 11, buyers dominated with high accumulation volume and strength, though sellers later increased profit-taking. Futures activity rose sharply, with open interest up 30.96% and a long/short ratio of 1.02, reflecting bullish sentiment. The RSI dipped from 69 to 75 but remains in bullish territory. If buyer momentum continues, RENDER could retest $2.7 and target $3.5; increased selling pressure may push it down to $2.1.

ambcrypto01/12 18:02

Bitcoin compresses between $90K and $94K – A big move is brewing

Bitcoin is currently consolidating between $90K and $94K after a recent rejection at the higher level, signaling a market at a critical juncture. Key data shows that while there are more long positions in the Futures market, large investors (whales) on Bitfinex have begun aggressively closing their long positions. Historically, this behavior has preceded significant price rallies, such as a past +50% surge. Market liquidity is heavily skewed towards the short side, with major liquidation clusters identified. A break above $94K could trigger a short squeeze, while a drop below $90K support may lead to increased long liquidations and further downside. The Long/Short Ratio remains below 1, indicating prevailing bearish sentiment. The outcome hinges on whether bulls can muster enough demand to break out or if bears will force a breakdown.

ambcrypto01/11 22:02

Dogecoin’s ETF buzz wears off – Should DOGE traders brace for $0.12?

Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently trading around $0.14, a key level that has flipped from support to resistance. Technical indicators point to weakening momentum, with the price at a decision point. A failure to reclaim $0.14 could lead to a drop toward the $0.12-$0.13 zone, while a break above it with volume could target $0.15. The earlier hype surrounding a Dogecoin ETF has faded, reflected in a sharp decline in Futures Open Interest. After peaking near $6 billion in mid-September, open interest has plummeted to around $1.2-$1.4 billion, indicating reduced leverage and softer institutional interest. This creates a fragile liquidity environment, amplifying downside risks and suggesting a sustained recovery is unlikely without new catalysts.

ambcrypto01/11 14:02

After ATOM’s 2-month high, is $3.3 next for the altcoin’s price?

ATOM surged to a two-month high of $2.65, gaining 8.2% daily and 19% weekly, supported by increased trading volume and market cap. On-chain data showed a significant rebound in network activity, with active addresses rising from 4k to 8k and daily transactions increasing from 13k to 30k, indicating growing adoption. Market demand strengthened, with spot buyers dominating and a positive buy-sell delta of 300k. Futures open interest rose 10% to $183M, and net flows surged 475.9%, though the long/short ratio remained bearish. With RSI at 70, buyer dominance suggests potential to test $2.7 and target $3.3 if momentum holds, or retrace to $2.2 if it fades.

ambcrypto01/10 14:02