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Bitcoin derivatives data shows no ‘bottom’ in sight as traders avoid leveraged long positions

June 13, 2022

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Is it time to be greedy? Experienced market makers and arbitrage desks have turned strongly risk-averse as BTC price dropped to $22,600.

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