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Bitcoin Is Crashing to $50,000 – But You Are Prepared…!!!
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10xResearch·2024/07/04 08:37

Billy (BILLY): Analysis of the Potential of Sol Chain's Cutest Dog
Bitget·2024/07/04 06:24

Landwolf: From Memes to Blockchain, the Next Big Meme
远山洞见·2024/07/03 10:01

Bitcoin Nears $60,000: Key Factors Behind the Drop
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10xResearch·2024/07/03 08:36


Market Research and Analysis of Layer1 Public Chain QUBIC
Bitget·2024/07/01 06:19

Layer3 Foundation: Introducing $L3
Layer3 Foundation·2024/06/29 07:13

An interesting research analysis of the SCRAT market
Bitget·2024/06/29 06:58

Modularization blockchain Avail market research analysis
Bitget·2024/06/28 10:11
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Analysis: BTC Spot Volume Relative to Decline, Long Squeeze Eases as Market Enters Potential Reaccumulation PhaseBlockBeats News, June 17th. According to on-chain data analyst Murphy, the current market's focus should not be on the "Bitcoin spot trading volume" itself, but on the "spot relative trading volume" (i.e., spot trading volume/30-day moving average). This indicator is used to measure the level of market activity relative to historical data but does not provide a single-direction judgment and requires interpretation based on volume and price structure.
From a structural perspective, Bitcoin retested the February low in June, but the relative trading volume during this test was significantly lower than in February, indicating a reduced selling pressure during the second retest in a similar price range. This combination of "price retesting the low but with decreasing volume" is usually seen by the market as one of the characteristics of temporary selling pressure exhaustion.
On the derivatives side, the perpetual contract funding rate has undergone significant changes since April: the early stages of a negative funding rate triggered a short squeeze and price bounce, but by mid-May, the negative funding rate gradually disappeared and turned into a significant positive rate, signaling the end of the market rebound and the start of a retracement.
Currently, the funding rate structure has gradually returned to a normal range, indicating that the downward pressure driven by overcrowded long positions and leverage is diminishing, and the long-short structure is beginning to balance out.
Overall, spot demand remains relatively weak, but the marginal selling pressure is decreasing. Combined with the diminishing impact of leverage on the derivatives side, the market is closer to the operational rhythm seen in the previous 2–3 months, possibly entering a new phase of "oscillating accumulation." However, no clear trend reversal signals have emerged yet.
04:01
Data: If BTC surpasses $69,068, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.085 billion.According to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, if BTC breaks above $69,068, the cumulative short liquidation volume on major CEXs will reach $1.085 billion. Conversely, if BTC falls below $62,858, the cumulative long liquidation volume on major CEXs will reach $928 million.
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Samsung reportedly in talks to manufacture CPUs for AMD, mass production expected in 2028According to Odaily, Citrini analyst jukan posted on X that Samsung is reportedly in discussions with AMD to manufacture CPUs through its foundry business, with mass production expected in 2028.
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