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BCH $219.77 -1.73%
LINK $8.61 +0.01%
HYPE $58.91 -3.14%
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Data: The proportion of Bitcoin-denominated open contracts has risen to 33%, which may trigger consecutive liquidations

2023-09-04 17:36:37
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ChainCatcher news, according to Glassnode data, the Bitcoin-denominated open interest has increased from about 20% of the total open interest in futures contracts since July to 33%, while cash or stablecoin margin contracts still account for 65% of the total open interest.

Research institution Blockware Intelligence indicates that the growing interest in BTC margin contracts may lead to a cascading liquidation that increases volatility, which occurs when multiple liquidations happen consecutively (or when positions are forcibly closed due to insufficient margin), resulting in rapid price changes.

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