Derivatives Data

Bitcoin dipped to $62,912 on Thursday at 12:44 p.m. as volatile trading erased late-night gains, with total crypto liquidations reaching $227 million split between $122 million in long positions and $105 million in short positions. The decline followed a brief surge to $63,900 around 1:25 a.m. EST b

Bitcoin dipped to $62,912 yesterday as elevated volatility triggered a liquidation cascade across crypto markets. According to Bitcoin.com News, long positions accounted for $122 million of the $227 million in total liquidations, while short bets made up roughly $105 million. The digital asset

According to BlockBeats, on August 14, Bitcoin and Ethereum options will expire with significant open interest concentrated around key strike prices. Bitcoin's notional open interest reaches approximately $1.28 billion, with maximum pain at $64,000 and the highest concentration of call options at $6

According to CoinGlass, over the past 24 hours, the crypto market saw $150 million in liquidations, with long positions accounting for $70.42 million and short positions $79.52 million. A total of 66,983 traders were liquidated across the market. Bitcoin accounted for $13.09 million of liquidations,

According to Coinglass data, if Bitcoin drops below $60,717, major centralized exchanges would see cumulative long liquidations reaching $1.31 billion. Conversely, if BTC breaks above $66,479, cumulative short liquidations would reach $1.307 billion.

According to Coinglass data, over the past 24 hours, $143 million in cryptocurrency futures positions were liquidated globally, with $83.2 million in long liquidations and $59.9 million in short liquidations. Bitcoin accounted for $14 million in long liquidations and $5 million in short liquidations

According to Lookonchain, an address opened a 20x leveraged long position on the Nasdaq-100 index, holding 1,250 XYZ100 tokens valued at $37.27 million. The liquidation price for the position is set at 28,233.46. This marks the address's second such trade within a

According to Flare, on Thursday (August 8), decentralized exchange Derive began accepting FXRP, a wrapped version of XRP on the Flare blockchain, as collateral for options and perpetual futures trading. Users can deposit FXRP into Derive's Portfolio Margin V2 account and trade derivatives from

Gate News message, perpetual decentralized exchanges are expanding their asset offerings beyond cryptocurrency. Over the past 90 days, BTC and ETH remained the largest assets on perp DEXs. However, $SPCX, $SKHX, $CL, $XAU, and $SP500 have emerged among the largest markets by

According to PANews, on August 13, an address 0xb37...a66ca opened a 20x leveraged long position on the Nasdaq 100 index (XYZ100) through TWAP strategy, with a total position of 1,006.8 XYZ100 tokens. The trader has executed approximately $32 million of the position, totaling 1,065 shares at an ope

Gate News: According to an official Gate announcement, multiple Gate business segments continued to expand in July 2026, with coordinated growth across TradFi, primary markets, Web3, and payments. Its U.S. stocks and ETFs platform introduced zero-fee trading and launched gStocks tokenized securities, stock Copy Trading, and interest earnings on Account Assets. The second phase of the direct IPO for Jersey Mike’s completed its allocation, while cumulative subscriptions for the OpenAI pre-IPO proj

According to TradingBeats, on August 13, a whale at address 0xf87 accumulated a 4.89M USDT short position in JP225 with 58.49 contracts at 20x leverage, controlling 43% of the market's 9.306M USDT open interest. The

According to CoinDesk, Dogecoin's DOGE futures market open interest has rebounded to October 2025 levels as of August 13, 2026, yet spot prices have collapsed to approximately $0.07—a 72% decline from the $0.25 level when open interest last reached similar peaks. DOGE open interest in USD value has