【Crypto World】Recently, Bitcoin’s on-chain and derivatives data have been quite interesting. In mid-December, the exchange’s leveraged long positions suddenly accumulated to a scale of $93 million, and the open interest of options contracts was also approaching a historical peak. At the same time, BTC’s price repeatedly hovered around $91,000, and the exchange withdrawal volume increased accordingly — which usually indicates that large investors are quietly accumulating.
Based on these signals, institutional investors don’t seem to be planning to exit at this level. The large leveraged positions combined with on-chain accumulation suggest that there is still a wave of active buying driving the market. Many are debating whether this is a rebound or the beginning of a new cycle, but from a data perspective, at least for now, institutional stance appears to be relatively bullish.
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HodlKumamon
· 15h ago
93 million long positions accumulated, large investors are absorbing, and institutional attitude is somewhat positive... The data is indeed impressive, but I still have to say — historical ceiling open interest is a double-edged sword.
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WhaleWatcher
· 15h ago
93 million leverage long positions, this momentum really looks like a move to make a splash
The institutions' actions don't seem to indicate any intention to run away
Increased withdrawal volume combined with leveraged accumulation, hmm, big players are quietly absorbing the positions
Whether it's a rebound or a new cycle, it's too early to tell now; the data indeed points to positivity
If 91,000 can't even hold steady, then that would truly be a story
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PessimisticOracle
· 15h ago
93 million long positions accumulated, exchange withdrawal volume soaring... This pace doesn't feel right, are the big players truly accumulating or just digging a trap?
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 16h ago
93 million long positions accumulated, big players are absorbing, this rhythm is quite something.
Institutions not selling indicates there's still hope. Don't worry too much about the rebound or the new cycle for now; at least in the short term, there's no need to be too pessimistic.
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PanicSeller69
· 16h ago
93 million leverage is coming down hard, this wave is indeed a bit fierce... but it's too early to talk about accumulation, wait until it truly breaks new highs before bragging
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 16h ago
93 million long positions accumulated, is this the rhythm of making a move? It feels like someone is holding a big move underneath.
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LiquidityNinja
· 16h ago
93 million long positions accumulated. This rhythm doesn't seem right. Is it really big players quietly accumulating, or is another wave of retail investors about to be squeezed out?
Institutions are stubbornly holding at 91K, it seems they have a plan, but I want to know when the open interest will explode.
Don't talk to me about a new cycle; let's see Bitcoin stabilize first.
On-chain data is indeed strong, but with such high leverage, will a liquidation cause a sudden dump?
Wait, with such large withdrawal volumes, can it really indicate accumulation, or is someone just fleeing?
BTC Derivatives Data Anomaly: $93 Million Long Position Build-up, Institutional Buy Signals Frequently Appearing
【Crypto World】Recently, Bitcoin’s on-chain and derivatives data have been quite interesting. In mid-December, the exchange’s leveraged long positions suddenly accumulated to a scale of $93 million, and the open interest of options contracts was also approaching a historical peak. At the same time, BTC’s price repeatedly hovered around $91,000, and the exchange withdrawal volume increased accordingly — which usually indicates that large investors are quietly accumulating.
Based on these signals, institutional investors don’t seem to be planning to exit at this level. The large leveraged positions combined with on-chain accumulation suggest that there is still a wave of active buying driving the market. Many are debating whether this is a rebound or the beginning of a new cycle, but from a data perspective, at least for now, institutional stance appears to be relatively bullish.