86% of Bitcoin’s sell-off driven by short-term retail tradersHigh exchange inflows from day traders indicate short-term trading activity as the key driver behind Bitcoin's price volatility.
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86% of Bitcoin’s sell-off driven by short-term retail tradersHigh exchange inflows from day traders indicate short-term trading activity as the key driver behind Bitcoin's price volatility. Options OI sees historic plunge as market shifts to cautious tradingLower open interest and high put volume show traders are becoming more cautious during Bitcoin's volatility. α Top Insights
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86% of Bitcoin’s sell-off driven by short-term retail traders