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10.06.26 - 12:30
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Bitcoin: „Sell in May and go away“ (DZ Bank)
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Bitcoin stand in den vergangenen Tagen einmal mehr erheblich unter Druck und fiel dabei vorübergehend unter die psychologisch wichtige Marke von 60.000 US‑Dollar. Ein derart niedriges Kursniveau wurde zuletzt im September 2024 verzeichnet. Mit aktuell rund 62.000 US‑Dollar bewegt sich die weltweit führende Kryptowährung gut 50 % unter ihrem Allzeithoch.
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10.06.26 - 01:36
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Bitcoin Perps′ Algorithmic ′0.01%′ Scythe: How The Funding-Rate Mechanism Explains Your "Mystery" Liquidations (ZeroHedge)
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Bitcoin Perps' Algorithmic '0.01%' Scythe: How The Funding-Rate Mechanism Explains Your "Mystery" Liquidations
Authored by danny (@agintender) via WuBlockchain's Aki Chen,
Why is derivatives trading the exchange's money printer? Why do some venues dare to take the other side of their customers' trades? By unpacking the funding-rate mechanics of Bitcoin perpetual futures (perps) and the surrounding market dynamics, we show how traders are led—step by step—into a fatal trap meticulously engineered by the exchange.
The so-called “0.01% equilibrium” in perps - akin, in spirit, to the 0.618 Fibonacci motif - operates as a razor-fine instrument for surgical rent extraction.
Introduction
In the realm of crypto derivatives, Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual futures have become one of the most liquid and influential instruments. Active traders often note a distinctive pattern: across most market conditions, the funding rate on BTC perpetuals appears to gravitate toward about 0.01%. This ...
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09.06.26 - 20:12
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Bitcoin Treasuries Shed $62B in Deepening Crypto Rout (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg's Monique Mulima joins Katie Greifeld and Isabelle Lee on "Bloomberg Crypto." Bitcoin's slide this week is adding fresh pressure to one of the most ambitious financial experiments to emerge from the recent crypto boom: publicly traded companies created to accumulate digital assets on behalf of investors. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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