Derivatives Data

From 00:00 to 00:15 (UTC) on June 6, 2026, ETH surged by 0.96% within 15 minutes, rising from 1,582.7 USDT to 1,601.3 USDT, with a swing of 1.17%. This short-term spike occurred after several consecutive days of ETH declines, during which market volatility noticeably increased. The main driver behind this move was technical oversold rebound demand. In early June, ETH’s 14-day RSI had fallen to around 33.56, nearing the oversold threshold of 30%. Since the all-time high, the price had retraced by

According to ChainCatcher, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said on X platform that while Bitcoin fell below $60,000, derivatives, perpetual futures, stablecoins, and prediction markets continue to surge. Armstrong noted that many people equate Bitcoin's

According to Coinglass data, over the past 24 hours on June 6, the cryptocurrency market saw $1.829 billion in total contract liquidations. Bitcoin, which briefly dipped below $60,000, recovered to trade at $61,399.7, up 0.57% on the day. Bitcoin accounted for $620 million of liquidations, with

According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin's global 8-hour average funding rate is currently 0.0008%. On major exchanges, Binance's rate stands at -0.0012%, OKX at -0.0025%, Bybit at 0.0028%, and Gate at -0.0009%.

According to Coinglass data, Ethereum's 8-hour average funding rate across major exchanges currently stands at -0.003%. Binance's rate is -0.0079%, OKX's is -0.0112%, Bybit's is -0.0015%, and Gate's is -0.0065%.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, approximately 343,075 ETH (valued at $547 million) across DeFi protocols currently face liquidation risk. Major liquidation price levels are distributed between $1,361.73 and $1,565.72 per ETH, with 137,908 ETH ($220 million) concentrated at the lowest price

On June 5, Bitcoin hit a 2026 intraday low of $59,100, falling 19.3% in seven days and 26.8% over the past month. According to Coinglass data, crypto markets saw $1.75 billion in liquidations over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin accounting for $560.72 million of that total. The largest single liquid

Bitcoin short positions face $2.6 billion in potential liquidations after the cryptocurrency dropped to $61,100 on Friday, wiping out approximately $335 million in leveraged long positions. The sharp decline followed a 21% drop in bitcoin's price, leaving concentrated short exposure

Bitcoin short positions accumulated between $63,000 and $66,000 face a potential $2.6 billion liquidation squeeze following Friday's sharp decline to $61,100. The sell-off wiped out approximately $335 million in leveraged long positions, with bitcoin down 21% from recent levels. If the price

According to Bitcoin.com News, on June 5, Ethereum plunged 10% to $1,545, dragging the altcoin market capitalization below $880 billion while $468 million in leverage positions were liquidated. ETH's seven-day losses reached 22%, with long liquidations accounting for $408 million of the

Bitcoin fell to $60,400 amid 14 consecutive days of institutional ETF outflows and $1.3 billion in liquidations over the last 24 hours. The decline was driven by $4.4 billion in net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, sales by Strategy company and whale transfers to exchanges, and a critical

Decentralized cryptocurrency exchange monthly active wallets exceeded 12 million in early 2026, according to Coin Bureau, driven by regulatory uncertainty around centralized platforms and improved on-chain execution speeds. Hyperliquid processed $212 billion in 30-day perpetual futures volume by

Hyperliquid's HYPE token reached $75.40 on June 2, 2026, briefly surpassing Solana's SOL in dollar price for the first time as SOL dropped to $65. The price crossover occurred during broad market weakness, with Bitcoin and Ethereum posting double-digit declines over the week ending June 4 while HYPE

Bitcoin and Ethereum extended sharp declines during the first week of June, with Bitcoin falling roughly 15% below $63,000 and Ethereum sliding to its lowest level since April 2025. The selloff followed heavy selling across digital assets as investors pulled billions of dollars from crypto

According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, over $1.76 billion in positions were liquidated across crypto markets in the past 24 hours, with long liquidations accounting for $1.457 billion and short liquidations for $303

From 19:45 to 20:00 (UTC) on June 5, 2026, ETH rapidly rebounded within 15 minutes, with a return rate of +1.32%. The price ranged from 1,553.21 to 1,580.27 USDT, with a swing of 1.74%. The short-term price anomaly has drawn market attention, but overall it still remains in a weak range. The main driving force behind this move is demand for a technical rebound after extreme oversold conditions. The RSI indicator fell to 18.3, significantly below the oversold threshold of 30, reflecting that the

According to Coinglass data, ETH open interest declined 11.92% in the past 24 hours to $23.44 billion. Binance accounted for the largest share at $5.324 billion.

According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin global open interest declined 5.37% over the past 24 hours to $45.539 billion. Binance accounts for $8.447 billion of the total, followed by Bybit at $4.171 billion, Gate at $3.323 billion, and OKX at $2.657 billion.

According to Greeks.live data, approximately 25,600 Bitcoin options and 155,000 Ethereum options expired on June 5, with a combined notional value of $1.89 billion. Bitcoin traded near $60,000 during the expiry, with BTC options carrying a put-call ratio of 0.56 and max pain level near $70,500,

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved the first U.S.-regulated perpetual futures contract offered by Coinbase and Kalshi on May 29, prompting CME Group CEO Terry Duffy to warn on June 4 that the move creates systemic risk for investors. Duffy expressed concern that retail investors do