Derivatives Data

According to CoinGlass data, on June 4, Bitcoin fell to around $61,300, triggering over $617 million in long liquidations out of more than $737 million in total positions wiped over 24 hours. The token rebounded about 5.5% to near $64,700, a move that coincided with reports of an Israel–Lebanon

CME Group Chief Executive Terry Duffy warned on June 4 that cryptocurrency perpetual futures approved by US regulators are a disaster waiting to happen. Speaking at Piper Sandler's Global Exchange & Fintech conference, Duffy criticized the highly leveraged instruments for posing major risks to

CME CEO Terry Duffy warned on June 4 that cryptocurrency perpetual futures approved by the CFTC pose major risks to investors and financial stability. Speaking at Piper Sandler's Global Exchange & Fintech conference, Duffy described the products as "a disaster waiting to happen," citing concerns

According to Greeks.live, $1.89 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expired this week, with 25,600 BTC contracts and 155,000 ETH contracts reaching expiration. BTC options had a Put-Call Ratio of 0.56 with max pain at $70,500 ($1.62 billion notional value), while ETH options posted a 0.92 ratio

According to BlockBeats, on June 5, a ZEC long trader on Hyperliquid has executed multiple manual close-outs to gradually lower liquidation levels. The trader currently holds 5,080 ZEC (approximately $2.02 million) with a liquidation price of $383.8, compared to the current market price

CME Group CEO Terry Duffy said on June 4 that sustainable crypto futures are “a time bomb,” warning that CFTC approval of such products could undermine stability in U.S. financial markets. On May 29, the CFTC approved the launch of the first batch of U.S.-regulated crypto perpetual futures contracts by Coinbase and Kalshi. CFTC Approval Mechanism and Duffy’s Criticism In public comments, Duffy said the CFTC simplified an otherwise thorough review process when approving perpetual futures, arguing

Within the June 5, 2026 04:15 to 04:30 (UTC) time window, Bitcoin saw a short-term rebound, with a return rate of +0.60%. The price range was 62,657.1 - 63,239.7 USDT, and the amplitude was 0.93%. This rebound occurred after a sharp market pullback, and overall sentiment remains cautious. The main driver behind this unusual move is a technical rebound following large-scale deleveraging in the derivatives market. Based on CoinGlass data, in the past 24 hours, more than 160,000 positions were liqu

According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, if ETH breaks above $1,814, cumulative short liquidations on major CEX platforms will reach $820 million. Conversely, if ETH drops below $1,654, cumulative long liquidations on major CEX will reach $501 million.

According to CoinGlass data, on June 4, Ethereum’s network-wide 8-hour average funding rate was 0.0028%, close to a neutral level. ChainCatcher data shows that Ethereum open interest fell by 5.06% over the past 24 hours. Funding rate differences across exchanges are significant: Bybit is -0.0013%, and Gate is 0.0052%. 8-hour funding rates by exchange (June 4, 2026) Bybit: -0.0013% (ChainCatcher data) OKX: 0.003% Binance: 0.0047% Gate: 0.0052% Network average: 0.0028% (CoinGlass data) Bybit’s neg

Binance and global cryptocurrency exchanges have begun supporting perpetual futures contracts on traditional financial assets including Korean stocks such as Samsung Electronics, according to a report by Digital Asset journalist Park Beom-su on News Tomato YouTube on the 4th. The expansion into stoc

According to ChainCatcher and Onchain Lens monitoring, ZEC has fallen below $400 following an Orchard Pool exploit. Whale Garrett Jin's 3x leveraged ZEC short position is currently up $13.5 million, while his 5x leveraged BTC long position is down $17 million.

According to BlockBeats citing Hyperinsight monitoring, on June 5, a whale opened a 40x leveraged short position on Hyperliquid, selling 304.2 BTC worth approximately $19.13 million at an average entry price of $63,503. The position was opened 6 hours ago and is already profitable by $180,000,

Between 02:15 and 02:30 UTC on June 5, 2026, BTC fell 0.74% within 15 minutes. The price ranged from 62,700.9 to 63,267.9 USDT, with a swing of 0.90%. This period was in the early part of the Asian trading session, when liquidity was relatively thin, amplifying price volatility. The market continued to be driven by the extreme panic sentiment seen in recent days. The main drivers behind this move were a combination of systematic selloffs after a technical support level broke and an escalation in

According to Coinglass data as of June 5, Hyperliquid platform whales currently hold $4.193 billion in positions with a long-short ratio of 0.99. Long positions account for 49.84% of total holdings at $2.09 billion, while short positions represent 50.16% at $2.103 billion. Long positions show

According to Coinglass data, over $1.11 billion in positions were liquidated across all exchanges in the past 24 hours, with long liquidations totaling $830 million and short liquidations reaching $280 million. A total of 234,992 traders were liquidated during this period. Bitcoin saw $252 million

According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, Bitcoin futures open interest decreased 6.72% over the past 24 hours, with total positions now at $47.347 billion. Among major exchanges, Binance held $8.603 billion in BTC futures, followed by Bybit at $4.292 billion, Gate at $3.681 billion, and

According to Coinglass, Ethereum's 8-hour average funding rate is currently 0.0028% as of June 5. Among major exchanges, Binance's rate stands at 0.0047%, OKX at 0.003%, Gate at 0.0052%, while Bybit remains at -0.0013%. Ethereum perpetual futures funding rates vary by exchange due to differences in

According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, $1.686 billion worth of positions were liquidated across crypto markets in the past 24 hours, with long liquidations accounting for $1.37 billion and short liquidations $316 million. Bitcoin long positions saw $610 million in liquidations