Data shows the Bitcoin futures market is starting to overheat again, which could lead to higher asset price volatility.

Data shows the Bitcoin open interest has continued to climb recently, a sign that another violent move may be brewing for the asset.

Data shows the Bitcoin Open Interest has dropped by 25% following the crash to levels below $26,500, the largest drop in around 1.5 years.

The Bitcoin price has dipped below the $30,000 level after the coin’s on-chain data displayed signs of overheating in the futures market.

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin open interest has been rapidly going up with the price, a sign that a long squeeze may be brewing in the market.

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin estimated leverage ratio has risen recently, a sign that a volatile move may be coming soon for the asset.

Bitcoin open interest has been on a steady decline since last week.

Bitcoin funding rates have been on a bearish trend in recent months.

On-chain data shows both the Bitcoin leverage ratio and the futures open interest has spiked up recently, a sign that may turn out to be bearish fo

Bitcoin had recovered to $22,000 last week to the surprise of investors.