Key points:
Data from CoinMarketCap showed that Bitcoin’s price shed more than 3% in the last day after a “long squeeze” took place within the perpetual futures market. That had resulted in $49 million worth of long-position liquidations.
CryptoQuant shows that the futures market has been overheated, with open interest surpassing $19 billion. Whenever that happened, Bitcoin prices dropped, according to data from Coinglass.
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Global markets had turned cautious, as the leadership change in Japan flagged the prospect of interest rate hikes from the Bank of Japan, adding to downward pressure on risk assets, such as Bitcoin.
Investors were still on their toes, cautious about the repetition of July’s yen carry trade unwind that saw Bitcoin fall steeply. The market is now looking forward to further central bank actions.
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