Global #derivatives market

Solana (SOL) has faced a challenging month, dropping approximately 12% over the last 30 days. As 2026 looms, the market is currently caught between bearish technical indicators and a historically bullish seasonal trend that often sees SOL bounce back after a "Red December."

The recent movement of Chainlink (LINK) off centralized exchanges suggests a strategic shift toward long-term holding, setting the stage for a potential trend reversal.

Binance Coin (BNB) is experiencing a sharp decline, dropping almost 10% this week, a movement confirmed by a lack of momentum in the derivatives market.

Following a period of multi-month lows, the crypto market staged a solid rebound over the weekend, pushing the total market capitalization up by nearly 4% in 24 hours.

The Aptos token (APT) has seen its price fall by nearly 27% over the past month, mirroring broader market weakness, despite a significant increase in its on-chain activity.

Cryptocurrency markets entered the week with a cautious calm, as Bitcoin (BTC) stabilized above the $110,000 level and traders took a "wait-and-see" approach following hawkish signals from the US Federal Reserve last week.

Deribit, the dominant crypto derivatives exchange, is launching a new dynamic fee structure on November 1 that automatically adjusts user fees based on their monthly trading volume.

After a sharp decline, Pepe (PEPE) saw a minor recovery but continues to show signs of weakness across multiple fronts. Data from on-chain and derivatives markets points to a potential for further price drops.

Cardano (ADA) has been on a strong run, surging 20% over the last four days and briefly touching the $1 mark for the first time since March 2nd.

Bitcoin's derivatives market is showing signs of a slowdown as funding rates have dropped significantly, suggesting a decrease in leveraged long positions.

Pepe (PEPE), the popular memecoin, has crossed a significant milestone, now boasting over 463,000 holders.

Cardano (ADA) continued its sluggish price action on Tuesday, sliding another 1% following Monday’s 0.88% decline. The cryptocurrency remains trapped in a tight sideways trading range over the past week.