Bitcoin Open Interest Surges To A 2-Year High, BTC Breaks Above $51,000

Bitcoin Open Interest Surges To A 2-Year High, BTC Breaks Above $51,000
Bitcoin’s open interest has surged past $11 billion for the first time in over two years. This uptick comes when the world’s most valuable coin surges, recently easing past $51,000, the highest level since December 2021.  Surging Open Interest And Order Book Imbalance According to Kaiko, a leading crypto analytics provider, this upswing in open interest comes at a critical time for the coin. When prices zoomed past $48,000 on February 11, there was an order book imbalance. Then, Kaiko observed there were $100 million more bids than asks.  Technically, whenever there is an order book imbalance with more bids than asks, it suggests that buyers are more willing and enthusiastic to purchase at spot rates than sellers are willing to liquidate. Following this imbalance, prices shot higher the following days, breaking above the $50,000 psychological number to over $51,500 when writing on February 14.  Related Reading: Avalanche Rumbles: AVAX Eyes To Reclaim $50 As Upgrade Fuels Optimism On Testnet Surging open interest, especially as the market trends higher, is bullish. It means that more people are willing to participate in the market, hopeful ..

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