A major shift is taking place in Bitcoin futures markets. One of the largest spot trading platforms has now overtaken other venues in BTC futures open interest, consolidating its position as the go-to destination for derivatives traders.



Meanwhile, traditional finance's entry point shows signs of cooling. Open interest at CME has slipped to 123k BTC—the lowest level since February 2024. This pullback raises questions about institutional appetite for Bitcoin derivatives through traditional venues, as the crypto-native exchange ecosystem continues to capture larger market share in the derivatives space.
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RugPullAlarmvip
· 14h ago
The CME open interest for 123k BTC, hmm, institutions are really starting to show their hand. Based on on-chain data, the flow of funds in this wave... there's a bit of a problem, I need to dig into address concentration more carefully.
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OnChainArchaeologistvip
· 14h ago
CEX is finally starting to encroach on the territory of traditional finance. The recent mishap with CME is indeed quite interesting.
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StableGeniusDegenvip
· 14h ago
CME is really going to fade out, institutions still can't hold on anymore.
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