CryptoCompare: Open Interest Falls 40.9% To $16.4bn & Volumes Stagnate – Aggregate Open Interest Falls to Lowest Levels since January 2021 & Derivative and Spot Volumes Decline

By cineramaJuly 8, 2021Binance

The cryptocurrency market experienced mixed coverage in June – headwinds continued as China persisted with its crackdown on Bitcoin mining, while positive news arose as El Salvador became the […]

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CryptoCompare: Open Interest Falls 40.9% To $16.4bn & Volumes Stagnate – Aggregate Open Interest Falls to Lowest Levels since January 2021 & Derivative and Spot Volumes Decline

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