CME futures traders widely bearish on Bitcoin as a big movement loomsBTC $9160 (+0.1%) • ETH $236 (+0.2%) • XRP $0.195 (-1.9%)
Bitcoin’s ongoing consolidation phase has been perpetuated by limited liquidity and cratering trading volume. This has caused the cryptocurrency to trade within the lower-region of its long-held trading range between $9,000 and $10,000. BTC’s lackluster price action has directed greater attention to the benchmark cryptocurrency’s smaller counterparts. Traders are now moving to capitalize on the ongoing rallies seen by many smaller cryptocurrencies – also known as “altcoins.” As investors await further Bitcoin volatility, futures traders on the CME are growing increasingly bearish. More news ⏬Not a trader? Here are 5 other ways to earn Bitcoin (BTC) in 2020
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CME futures traders widely bearish on Bitcoin as a big movement looms