Bitcoin Struggles as “Overheated” Derivatives Mount
Bitcoin Drops 3.5% Amid Concerns of 'Overheated' Derivatives Market
BTC price dips 3.5% due to ‘overheated’ Bitcoin derivatives causing concern.
BTC/USD 1-hour chart. Source: TradingView
Bitcoin (BTC) took a tumble below $35,000, much like a clumsy tightrope walker, after the Wall Street open on November 2nd. Analysts warned of “overheated” derivatives, causing Bitcoin to lose its footing and slide down the market hill.
Just when Bitcoin seemed to be riding high on applause and optimistic whispers after Jerome Powell’s speech about ending interest rate hikes, it slipped and fell, erasing its post-Fed gains like a hiker descending a treacherous mountain.
Powell’s confident words had propelled Bitcoin to new highs of $35,968 on Bitstamp, only for it to stumble and lose its grip on those glorious peaks.
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The Federal Reserve, in a recent meeting, decided against changing rates and stated, “Recent indicators suggest that economic activity expanded at a strong pace in the third quarter. Job gains have moderated since earlier in the year but remain strong, and the unemployment rate has remained low. Inflation remains elevated.” However, this couldn’t prevent Bitcoin from stumbling.
$35,000 had become an important level for market participants, much like a sturdy safety net for a high-wire performer to rely on. Anything above $34,500 seemed like a “golden ring” for Bitcoin to aim for when seeking stability in a tumultuous market.
But alas, Bitcoin couldn’t keep its balance, and it tumbled over $1,000 from its highs. Derivatives markets, the trapeze artists of the crypto world, were particularly overheated and drew concern. Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, exclaimed, “All Bitcoin derivatives markets are overheated at present,” warning investors to stay safe in this circus-like atmosphere.
Bitcoin derivatives “heating” metric. Source: Charles Edwards/X
Fellow trader, Skew, agreed, emphasizing the importance of the spot markets to rescue Bitcoin from its precarious position. When the derivatives market gets too hot, spot markets must swoop in like fearless acrobats to support the current prices and trend.
Liquidity on the BTC/USDT order book for Binance. Source: Material Indicators
However, caution is required in this volatile trading environment. Material Indicators, a monitoring resource, warns that support levels on the BTC/USDT order book could dissipate at any moment, leaving investors feeling like they’ve stepped on a rug only to have it pulled out from under them.
So, fellow investors, keep an eye out for liquidity “rug pulls” and maintain your balance as Bitcoin navigates its wild circus act in the market. Don’t forget to bring your safety net and a sense of humor to lighten the mood!
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