Coinglass
Coverage of Coinglass in the Nexus archive.
- Saylor said he might sell BTC, funding rate went negative instantly, but price didn't drop
Saylor mentioned potentially selling Bitcoin to cover dividends, but later walked back his statement, causing a negative funding rate without a significant price drop. The market reaction suggests that a short squeeze may be imminent. Saylor's change in tone has introduced new uncertainty for investors.
- Bitcoin logs best monthly performance in 12 months during April
Bitcoin recorded its best monthly performance in 12 months during April, according to CoinGlass data. However, the performance was slightly below its historical average.
- Retail sentiment is screaming fear. On-chain smart money is doing the exact opposite. Here's the data.
Retail crypto sentiment remains extremely bearish with Fear & Greed Index below 22 and 68% bearish Twitter sentiment, while on-chain data shows smart money accumulation of 18,400 BTC over 14 days. Historical patterns of this retail fear-smart money divergence have led to 4/4 successful Bitcoin recoveries within 2-8 months.
- On-chain whale ran 11 perfect oil perp trades before headlines. BBC investigated. White House denied. Here's what I'm taking from it as a trader (market angle, not political)
An on-chain wallet executed 11 successful oil-correlated perpetual trades before relevant headlines, with blockchain timestamps indicating pre-headline entries. The BBC investigated the wallet, while the White House denied insider trading concerns. A trader analyzed implications for retail day traders, focusing on market structure and on-chain data.
- Whats your morning routine?
A cryptocurrency trader describes their morning routine, which includes checking perp funding rates on Coinglass, Bitcoin options skew on Deribit, large wallet movements on lookonchain, sentiment signals, and Twitter. They question how much of their routine is genuinely useful versus just habitual.
- Weird Mirrored Identical Positions at 12:15 UTC+0
A user observed mirrored liquidation bands on CoinGlass's BTC heatmap at 12:15 UTC+0, with nearly identical notional sizes on both sides of the price. The pattern suggests intentional symmetrical positioning, possibly by a trader opening paired long and short futures contracts simultaneously.