#pixel $PIXEL Bitcoin futures markets lit up in less than an hour after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted that diplomatic talks with Iran could resume as early as Friday. Open interest on Binance surged nearly 2%, while CME saw a 0.5% increase, reflecting a rapid uptick in bullish bets from derivatives traders.
The derivatives market reacts quickly
Total open interest for Bitcoin futures jumped more than 8% in 24 hours, surpassing $62 billion, according to data from CoinGlass. Such a move in the derivatives market indicates that traders are positioning for a bigger rally, not just reacting to a short-term bounce.
Bitcoin rose over 4% in the same period, crossing the $78,000 mark — a level that brings the $80K target back within reach after weeks of pressure.
Price action followed the bounce in U.S. stock indices after previous losses. The S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow Jones all climbed around 1%, benefiting from the extension of the ceasefire as well as solid corporate earnings results. Risk assets in general were boosted as investors responded to the more moderate tone coming out of Washington. $BTC
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