Bybit will move to single-counted open interest reporting from June 11, 2026. The change will make displayed OI figures appear lower, but traders’ positions, margins and risk exposure will not change. Bybit is changing how it reports open interest across its derivatives markets. The Dubai-based exchange said the update will take effect on June 11, [...]
Cardano price holds near $0.240 but bearish derivatives and falling Open Interest signal deeper losses ahead. Key support at $0.236 — here's what traders are watching.
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XRP remains under pressure as it trades below key EMAs and major resistance zones. XRP derivatives cooling and falling open interest signal reduced trader risk appetite. Key support at $1.30–$1.28 is crucial as breakdown risks drop toward $1.20 level. XRP extended its downward trajectory this week as weakening derivatives activity and persistent exchange outflows reinforced bearish sentiment across the market. Traders continued reducing leveraged exposure after XRP failed to maintain momentum above critical resistance levels near $1.49 and $1.55. Consequently, price action shifted into a broader correction phase, with sellers maintaining short-term control. XRP Struggles Below Key Resistance Levels XRP currently trades near the lower boundary of its Donchian Channel around $1.33 after several sessions of lower highs. Moreover, the token recently slipped beneath the
Bybit's account freezes highlight the critical need for transparent compliance practices, potentially reshaping regulatory standards and investor trust.
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XRP and DOGE price action contrasts with rising demand for reward-based presales like BlockDAG TURBO in 2026. XRP is trading near $1.36 with futures open interest hitting a two-month high, while Dogecoin sits around $0.10 with no recurring holder rewards…
Open interest in Shiba Inu climbed 2.1% over the past 24 hours even as spot trading volume fell 18%, sending conflicting signals about where the token is headed next. Related Reading: History Shows Bitcoin ETF Outflows Favor Accumulation, Says Santiment What The Chart Is Showing SHIB is currently trading around $0.0000056, near its historic lows, after dropping 10% in the past seven days. That decline brought the token back down to a key support zone around $0.0000055 — a level that has cushioned price drops since the coin’s early days in 2021. Despite repeated tests, sellers have not managed to push the price into a sustained breakdown below that area. The broader chart structure is a contracting descending triangle that has kept a lid on SHIB since its 2021 peak. Each time the token tried to recover, it ran into the triangle’s falling upper resistance line and got turned back. That pattern has been in place for years, and it remains the dominant force on the weekly chart. A Wave Patt
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Bitcoin (BTC) spot trading volumes on all cryptocurrency exchanges have collapsed to their lowest levels in nearly two years. The Bitcoin spot volume on Binance alone has declined by more than 81% from its October 2025 peak of $198.6 billion to about $36.4 billion at press time. Meanwhile, Gate.io spot volumes have fallen by 79.6% over the same period, while Bybit has shed 66%, thereby confirming a market-wide slowdown, according to data from CryptoQuant analyzed by Finbold on May 26. Bitcoin spot trading volume. Source: CryptoQuant The last time Bitcoin spot volumes were this subdued was in July 2023, deep in the previous bear market. Essentially, the significant drop in BTC’s spot volume suggests a notable decline in its selling pressure. Moreover, demand for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies had fallen amid rising inflationary pressures triggered by the U.S.-Iran war. As such, inve
XRP derivatives traders are leaning bullish. Open interest in XRP futures jumped more than 1% in 24 hours to $2.86 billion, with activity climbing on both CME and Binance, signaling that traders with real money on the line are betting on a move up. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bull Thesis Goes Big: 39 Trillion Reasons To Buy, Says Gemini Founder A Familiar Pattern In The Data On-chain analytics firm Santiment flagged a shift in crowd mood on May 26, pointing out that the bullish-to-bearish comment ratio on social media had slipped to 1.1:1. That places sentiment at its most fearful in three weeks, a level that has historically been followed by short-term price stabilization or a bounce. Santiment’s reasoning is straightforward: when fear peaks, weak hands have already exited, and whales or institutions tend to step in and absorb the sell pressure. XRP was trading at $1.33 at the time of reporting, up about 1% from a 24-hour low of $1.32. Volume climbed 5% over the same period, adding some