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This week Bitcoin price corrected sharply after rejecting at $10,400 but CME BTC futures data shows institutions remain bullish.
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Author: Cointelegraph By Marcel Pechman
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A growing number of crypto exchanges are offering futures trading for Bitcoin and altcoins, can retail investors capitalize on this powerful instrument?
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Data suggests institutional investors are bullish on BTC as CME Bitcoin options open interest rose to $140 million, but what should retail traders expect?
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Bitcoin’s implied volatility dropped sharply after the halving but what does this mean for BTC investors?
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Crypto advocates say Bitcoin will moon once institutions embrace the sector but what’s really happened since CME, Fidelity, BAKKT, and Grayscale arrived?
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The market remains uncertain in the shadow of the upcoming Bitcoin halving, but options trading makes it possible to profit from large price fluctuations
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Every good trader has a rule system that they stick to, have you found yours?
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Options trading provides a unique type of insurance to traders and limits the possibility of being liquidated, a frequent occurrence in futures trading
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Bitcoin was born from a financial crisis and now that the world enters a second crisis it’s time for the cryptocurrency to prove its worth
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The recent increase in CME Bitcoin futures challenges the narrative that institutional investors exited crypto
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