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📊 Leverage liquidations completely wiped clean! CoinGlass data leak reveals the truth: is this “deleveraging great purge” meant to welcome the real Uptober? Stepping into history’s highest-probability bullish month—October (Uptober)—yet CoinGlass’s latest derivatives order book shows an extremely rare abnormal signal: 📌 CoinGlass core order-book changes breakdown: 1️⃣ Contract open interest (OI) plunges: Bitcoin futures open interest fell sharply from 700,000 coins $BTC down to around 640,000 in late September, forcing tens of thousands of leveraged long positions out of the market. 2️⃣ Price oddly refuses to drop: Normally, such large-scale deleveraging would come with crash “needle” wicks; but in $BTC 9 September, it somehow closed up +6.33%, marking the second-highest month-on-month gain in history for the same month! This suggests spot buying demand and institutional ETFs are steadily absorbing the sell pressure. 3️⃣ Funding rates return to a healthy range: A bucket of cold water was poured on the market’s extremely bullish and overheated sentiment. With no overly crowded high-interest long positions blocking the board, the order book becomes unusually clean and light. ⚖️ Heated market debate: before the storm? ▫️ Pessimists warn: OI shrinking means retail buying momentum has dried up and trading volume is weak—secondary testing of lows could come at any time. ▫️ Veteran traders are ecstatic: This is a textbook-level “lightening-fast to pull the price” move! Once contract leverage is wiped out, the short side has extremely limited opposing liquidity. If price breaks through, it could trigger an unstoppable one-way short squeeze! 💬 What do you think? Is the “Uptober October mega bull” that drove $ETH and $SOL to catch up gains really about to arrive? ▫️ Bet 1: Leverage has been washed clean; spot buying is taking the baton—October will definitely break the previous high! ▫️ Bet 2: Volume can’t keep up; it’s all the masterminds acting it out—short on rallies! 👇 Drop your strategy in the comments! #Bitcoin #Coinglass #BinanceSquare

📊 Leverage liquidations completely wiped clean! CoinGlass data leak reveals the truth: is this “deleveraging great purge” meant to welcome the real Uptober?

Stepping into history’s highest-probability bullish month—October (Uptober)—yet CoinGlass’s latest derivatives order book shows an extremely rare abnormal signal:

📌 CoinGlass core order-book changes breakdown:
1️⃣ Contract open interest (OI) plunges: Bitcoin futures open interest fell sharply from 700,000 coins $BTC down to around 640,000 in late September, forcing tens of thousands of leveraged long positions out of the market.
2️⃣ Price oddly refuses to drop: Normally, such large-scale deleveraging would come with crash “needle” wicks; but in $BTC 9 September, it somehow closed up +6.33%, marking the second-highest month-on-month gain in history for the same month! This suggests spot buying demand and institutional ETFs are steadily absorbing the sell pressure.
3️⃣ Funding rates return to a healthy range: A bucket of cold water was poured on the market’s extremely bullish and overheated sentiment. With no overly crowded high-interest long positions blocking the board, the order book becomes unusually clean and light.

⚖️ Heated market debate: before the storm?
▫️ Pessimists warn: OI shrinking means retail buying momentum has dried up and trading volume is weak—secondary testing of lows could come at any time.
▫️ Veteran traders are ecstatic: This is a textbook-level “lightening-fast to pull the price” move! Once contract leverage is wiped out, the short side has extremely limited opposing liquidity. If price breaks through, it could trigger an unstoppable one-way short squeeze!

💬 What do you think?
Is the “Uptober October mega bull” that drove $ETH and $SOL to catch up gains really about to arrive?
▫️ Bet 1: Leverage has been washed clean; spot buying is taking the baton—October will definitely break the previous high!
▫️ Bet 2: Volume can’t keep up; it’s all the masterminds acting it out—short on rallies!

👇 Drop your strategy in the comments!

#Bitcoin #Coinglass #BinanceSquare

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CoinMarketCap Completes CoinGlass Acquisition: What Would Make It Useful for Traders?
Checking a coin’s price is quick. Understanding the trading activity behind it takes more context.
On September 25, 2026, CoinMarketCap announced that its acquisition of CoinGlass was complete. Financial terms were not disclosed. CoinGlass provides derivatives data covering open interest, funding rates, liquidations and options across major crypto exchanges.
CoinGlass said it would continue operating independently under its existing brand, with its website, app, free tools, API and pricing unchanged.
My take: Bringing price information and derivatives data closer together could make it easier to assess how leverage builds and unwinds. The practical benefit will depend on how clearly that information is presented, particularly for users encountering these metrics for the first time.
A useful integration should explain what each indicator measures, which exchanges it covers and when it was last updated. Those details help users decide whether two apparently similar numbers are actually comparable.
I would also watch whether expanded distribution comes with better educational explanations and continued access to free tools. That would make the acquisition more valuable to everyday users.
The product changes ahead will show whether broader access translates into better understanding of market risk.
Which improvement would matter most to you: clearer explanations, faster updates or broader exchange coverage?
#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition #CoinMarketCap #coinglass
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CoinMarketCap just acquired Coinglass, the go-to tracker for leverage, funding rates and liquidations. Price data and derivatives data now under one roof. Convenient, but should one company hold that much market data?
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CoinMarketCap buys CoinGlass 🔥

CoinMarketCap has completed the acquisition of CoinGlass — a platform traders use to track open interest, funding rate, liquidations, and options.

CoinGlass covers 28 exchanges and more than 2,500 instruments. After the deal, position and derivatives data will be integrated into CoinMarketCap so they can be viewed alongside regular asset prices.

At the same time, CoinGlass itself will continue to operate under its own brand. The website, app, API, free tools, and pricing remain unchanged for now, and the team is staying as well.

The financial terms of the deal are not disclosed.

#CoinMarketCap #CoinGlass

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#coinmarketcapcompletescoinglassacquisition
CoinMarketCap has just taken control of CoinGlass! 🤯
Until now, traders used CMC for spot prices and turned to CoinGlass for liquidations. So what happens now? Here, the undisputed giant of cryptocurrency data reigns supreme.
Why is this a game-changing shift?
Derivatives drive the market. By integrating CoinGlass into its ecosystem, CMC will provide leverage data—such as liquidation heatmaps, funding rates, and open interest—directly to more than 115 million monthly users.
What you need to know:
🔥 One complete hub: soon, spot data and derivatives data will be available in one place.
🛡️ Continue as usual: CoinGlass keeps its brand, app, and free tools. Nothing changes for current users!
And thanks to CMC’s support from Binance since 2020, this acquisition further strengthens its dominance in crypto data.
👇 Traders, what’s your favorite tool on CoinGlass? The heatmaps or the funding rates? Comment below!
#coinglass #BinanceSquare #CryptoTrading
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#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition

🚨 CoinMarketCap just bought the site every leveraged trader has open in a second tab.

CoinMarketCap has acquired Coinglass — the derivatives data platform behind the liquidation heatmaps and funding-rate charts that get screenshotted across crypto Twitter daily.

The numbers behind the deal:
→ Coinglass covers 28 exchanges and 2,500+ instruments
→ 5M+ monthly users, 10,000+ API clients
→ CoinMarketCap reaches 115M people every month

Financial terms weren't disclosed, but the strategic logic is clear enough to state without a number attached.

Here's why this matters more than a typical bolt-on acquisition:
CoinMarketCap has always been a *spot price* reference — what something costs right now. Coinglass tracks the other half of the market: how leveraged traders are positioned, where liquidations are clustering, and how funding rates are shifting. That's where the market's real risk actually sits, and it's historically been invisible to the average person just checking a price.

As CoinMarketCap's own chief product officer put it, plainly: open interest, funding, and liquidations are where the market's risk is actually taken — and Coinglass made that visible to traders.

What doesn't change:
Coinglass keeps its brand, team, website, app, and pricing — it isn't being folded in or shut down, just connected to a much bigger audience.

The real question:
CoinMarketCap has been owned by Binance since 2020 but has operated independently the whole time. Does folding in a derivatives-data leader like this start blurring that independence over time, or is this just CoinMarketCap growing into a full market-intelligence platform rather than a static price page?

Does this make CoinMarketCap your go-to for derivatives insight now, or are you sticking with Coinglass directly?

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🚨 CoinMarketCap completes CoinGlass acquisition

The world’s top crypto price tracker has bought the leading derivatives data platform.

Deal closed Sept 25. Terms undisclosed.

CoinGlass brings open interest, funding rates, liquidations, and heatmaps across 28 exchanges and 2,500+ instruments. It serves 5M+ monthly users.

CoinGlass stays independent under its own brand. CMC’s 115M users now get deeper leverage and positioning data.

Spot prices + derivatives intel in one place.

Major data consolidation in crypto.
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#coinmarketcapcompletescoinglassacquisition#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product. For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin. Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available?exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product. For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin. Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available?exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product. For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin. Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available? CoinMarketCap Acquires CoinGlass: What Changes for Crypto Traders? Crypto price charts only show part of the story. To truly understand market movements and positioning, derivatives data provides essential context. On September 25, CoinMarketCap (CMC) confirmed its acquisition of crypto derivatives data platform CoinGlass. The purchase price was not disclosed. CoinGlass is widely known for tracking open interest, funding rates, liquidations, and options data across major exchanges. What Changes for Users? According to the announcement, CoinGlass will continue operating independently under its existing brand: Its website, mobile app, free tools, API, and pricing structure will remain completely unchanged. The original CoinGlass team will continue developing and improving the product. My Take: The biggest opportunity here is easier access to market context. Bringing price tracking and derivatives analytics closer together can help traders ask better questions before treating every sharp market move as a lasting trend. However, a bigger distribution network doesn’t automatically mean better data. I would judge this acquisition's success based on: Transparent methodology Exchange coverage Data refresh times Continued accessibility of useful tools For traders, the real win will be clearer explanations of what these numbers actually measure and where their limitations begin. 💬 Which matters most to you? Deeper integration Data accuracy, or Keeping free tools available? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 #CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition #CoinMarketCap #coinglass $PHA $QI $ARK

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#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product.
For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin.
Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available?exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product.
For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin.
Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available?exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product.
For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin.
Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available?
CoinMarketCap Acquires CoinGlass: What Changes for Crypto Traders?
Crypto price charts only show part of the story. To truly understand market movements and positioning, derivatives data provides essential context.
On September 25, CoinMarketCap (CMC) confirmed its acquisition of crypto derivatives data platform CoinGlass. The purchase price was not disclosed. CoinGlass is widely known for tracking open interest, funding rates, liquidations, and options data across major exchanges.
What Changes for Users?
According to the announcement, CoinGlass will continue operating independently under its existing brand:
Its website, mobile app, free tools, API, and pricing structure will remain completely unchanged.
The original CoinGlass team will continue developing and improving the product.
My Take:
The biggest opportunity here is easier access to market context. Bringing price tracking and derivatives analytics closer together can help traders ask better questions before treating every sharp market move as a lasting trend.
However, a bigger distribution network doesn’t automatically mean better data. I would judge this acquisition's success based on:
Transparent methodology
Exchange coverage
Data refresh times
Continued accessibility of useful tools
For traders, the real win will be clearer explanations of what these numbers actually measure and where their limitations begin.
💬 Which matters most to you?
Deeper integration
Data accuracy, or
Keeping free tools available?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below! 👇
#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition #CoinMarketCap #coinglass
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CoinMarketCap Just Got More Powerful

CoinMarketCap has officially completed its acquisition of CoinGlass. 👀
The interesting part for traders:
📊 Open interest
💰 Funding rates
🔥 Liquidations
📈 Options data
CoinGlass covers 28 exchanges and 2,500+ trading products, while its website, app, free tools, API and pricing remain unchanged.
For me, the real value is simple:
Price tells you what happened.
Derivatives data helps show what traders are positioned for.
Having both closer together could make market moves easier to understand — especially when leverage and liquidations are driving volatility.
I’ll be watching how this develops for $PHA $QI $ARK and the broader market.
#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition #CoinMarketCap #coinglass #PHA #QI #ARK #Crypto #CryptoTrading #Derivatives #BinanceSquare

CoinMarketCap (CMC) said in its Sept. 25 announcement that it has completed the acquisition of the derivatives data platform CoinGlass. What’s worth looking at isn’t just the merger itself: it brings data such as open interest, funding rates, liquidations, and options into a platform where price and market-cap queries are the entry point—first changing the data’s reach. CMC says it has 115 million users per month, while CoinGlass serves 28 exchanges and more than 2,500 instruments, with monthly users exceeding 5 million. These are the scale metrics provided in the company’s announcement; they can’t be directly equated to the additional users after actual integration, nor do they indicate that data accuracy will automatically improve. Transaction amounts weren’t disclosed. The second judgment depends on what “has changed now.” The announcement says CoinGlass will continue to operate under its own independent brand; the website, app, free tools, API, and pricing remain unchanged for the time being. That means what can be confirmed at present is the change in ownership and the operational commitments from both sides. There’s been no published timeline for new feature rollouts, no stated scope for data integration, and no plan for product consolidation. The third issue is data governance. Binance acquired CMC in 2020, so this time it’s CMC acquiring CoinGlass—bringing derivatives data into a business network where the operations belong to the same group as the exchanges. This relationship makes data sources, exchange coverage, and statistical methods more worth cross-checking. But it in itself doesn’t prove that CoinGlass’s existing algorithms, rankings, or data have been altered. Aggregated open-interest, funding-rate, and liquidation data still rely on each platform’s coverage and definitions, and whether the source labeling is preserved is also worth monitoring. Next, I’ll look at four observable signals: whether the page clearly indicates the data comes from CoinGlass, whether the list of covered exchanges changes, whether API fields and pricing are adjusted, and whether the methodology documentation is updated. If all of these remain transparent, the acquisition looks more like expanding distribution; if the definitions change, conclusions should be drawn only after comparing against other data sources. There’s currently no basis to infer coin prices or trading direction. This is still a data-platform integration issue, not a change in token fundamentals. #CoinGlass #CoinMarketCap #crypto data

CoinMarketCap (CMC) said in its Sept. 25 announcement that it has completed the acquisition of the derivatives data platform CoinGlass. What’s worth looking at isn’t just the merger itself: it brings data such as open interest, funding rates, liquidations, and options into a platform where price and market-cap queries are the entry point—first changing the data’s reach.

CMC says it has 115 million users per month, while CoinGlass serves 28 exchanges and more than 2,500 instruments, with monthly users exceeding 5 million. These are the scale metrics provided in the company’s announcement; they can’t be directly equated to the additional users after actual integration, nor do they indicate that data accuracy will automatically improve. Transaction amounts weren’t disclosed.

The second judgment depends on what “has changed now.” The announcement says CoinGlass will continue to operate under its own independent brand; the website, app, free tools, API, and pricing remain unchanged for the time being. That means what can be confirmed at present is the change in ownership and the operational commitments from both sides. There’s been no published timeline for new feature rollouts, no stated scope for data integration, and no plan for product consolidation.

The third issue is data governance. Binance acquired CMC in 2020, so this time it’s CMC acquiring CoinGlass—bringing derivatives data into a business network where the operations belong to the same group as the exchanges. This relationship makes data sources, exchange coverage, and statistical methods more worth cross-checking. But it in itself doesn’t prove that CoinGlass’s existing algorithms, rankings, or data have been altered. Aggregated open-interest, funding-rate, and liquidation data still rely on each platform’s coverage and definitions, and whether the source labeling is preserved is also worth monitoring.

Next, I’ll look at four observable signals: whether the page clearly indicates the data comes from CoinGlass, whether the list of covered exchanges changes, whether API fields and pricing are adjusted, and whether the methodology documentation is updated. If all of these remain transparent, the acquisition looks more like expanding distribution; if the definitions change, conclusions should be drawn only after comparing against other data sources. There’s currently no basis to infer coin prices or trading direction. This is still a data-platform integration issue, not a change in token fundamentals.

#CoinGlass #CoinMarketCap #crypto data

MarketHitman

🚨 COINMARKETCAP ACQUIRES COINGLASS AS DERIVATIVES DATA TAKES OVER $BTC MARKETS! 📊

The entity tracking spot prices for 115 million monthly users just absorbed the heavy-hitting derivatives powerhouse behind open interest and liquidation heatmaps. 🦈 When the platform driving retail traffic integrates directly with leverage metrics, order flow is officially becoming mainstage context. 📊

Derivatives command the overwhelming majority of crypto volume today. Bringing funding rates, options exposure, and liquidation maps directly to everyday traders bridges the gap between passive spot holders and smart money positioning. ⚡

🤔 Will widespread retail access to live liquidation data calm market volatility or trigger sharper short squeezes? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BTC #Coinglass #CoinMarketCap #Derivatives #Crypto

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CoinMarketCap Acquires CoinGlass: What Changes for Crypto Traders?
Crypto prices show the move. Derivatives data can add context about the positioning around it.
On September 25, CoinMarketCap confirmed it had completed its acquisition of CoinGlass. The purchase price was not disclosed. CoinGlass tracks open interest, funding rates, liquidations and options across major exchanges.
What changes for users? According to the announcement, CoinGlass will continue operating independently under its existing brand. Its website, app, free tools, API and pricing remain unchanged, and its team will continue developing the product.
My take: The opportunity is easier access to market context. Bringing price tracking and derivatives analytics closer together could help users ask better questions before treating every sharp move as a lasting trend.
A bigger distribution network does not automatically mean better data. I would judge this deal by transparent methodology, exchange coverage, refresh times and whether useful tools remain accessible. The acquisition is complete; the practical benefits still need to be demonstrated through the product.
For traders, the real win would be clearer explanations of what the numbers measure and where their limitations begin.
Which matters most to you: deeper integration, data accuracy or keeping free tools available?
#CoinMarketCapCompletesCoinglassAcquisition #CoinMarketCap #coinglass

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Liquidation maps are one of CoinGlass's most watched tools. Wonder if CMC will show them next to price data, so more traders see where forced exits sit before they size a trade.

Wendy 🇻🇳

COINMARKETCAP ACQUIRES COINGLASS — CRYPTO’S PRICE AND LEVERAGE DATA COME TOGETHER

CoinMarketCap just acquired Coinglass, bringing one of crypto’s most-used derivatives data platforms under the same roof as its price tracker.

The deal is complete. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The strategic move connects two sides of the market: CoinMarketCap’s 115 million monthly users can now get closer to the data behind leveraged trading — open interest, funding rates, liquidations and options.

Coinglass currently covers 28 exchanges and 2,500+ instruments, serving more than 5 million monthly users and 10,000 API customers.

But existing users shouldn’t expect an immediate overhaul.

Coinglass says it will continue operating independently under its own brand. Its website, app, free tools, API and pricing remain unchanged.

That means traders keep their familiar dashboards, while CoinMarketCap gains a deeper derivatives-data offering.

The acquisition also reflects how much derivatives matter: they account for the majority of crypto trading volume, according to the announcement.

Will this make CoinMarketCap a daily stop for derivatives traders too? 👀

#CoinMarketCap #Coinglass

Thedy

CoinGlass mapping where the leverage lever concentrates around $BTC , while spot remains in consolidation.

FACTS (CoinGlass via ChainCatcher, 26/09 08:30 UTC)
• If $BTC breaks 88,099 $, the cumulative intensity of short liquidations on major CEXs reaches about 1.673B$.
• If $BTC loses 79,929 $, the long intensity reaches about 1.288B$.
• Over 24 h, total liquidations ~275 M$ are almost balanced (137 M$ longs / 138 M$ shorts).
• Kraken spot ~83,995 $. Fear & Greed 74 (Greed). OKX BTC funding still calm.

INTERPRETATION
The price is still far from both walls. This is not a timing signal, but rather a map of leverage clusters. Current consolidation leaves "fuel" on both sides if the range breaks.

SCENARIOS
• Clean break above ~88k: risk of a short squeeze (high intensity on the shorts side).
• Clean break below ~80k: risk of a long flush.
• In between: range + noise, with 24 h liqs balanced.

Are you watching the upper wall at 88k or the support around 80k?

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On September 25, CoinMarketCap (CMC) announced that it has completed its acquisition of the crypto derivatives data platform Coinglass. The transaction consideration was not disclosed. Coinglass was founded in 2019 and covers about 28 exchanges and more than 2,500 contract products. It provides data such as open interest, funding rates, liquidations, and options. It has more than 5 million monthly active users and over 10,000 API clients. CMC claims it has about 115 million monthly active users. Both sides said that derivatives have become a major part of crypto trading volume, and after the acquisition, it will bring together the distribution of positions, liquidation hotspots, and changes in funding rates. Next to the spot prices and market-cap rankings that users already view, it will reduce the need to keep switching back and forth among multiple data sites.

Coinglass said it will continue to operate under an independent brand. The website, app, free tools, API, and pricing will not change for now, and the team will continue to maintain the existing products. CMC CEO Rush said the goal is to share this position-focused perspective with more people, rather than changing Coinglass itself. Binance acquired CMC in April 2020, at which time it said the platform would remain independently operated and that it would not affect the ranking methodology. There has been discussion outside the industry about data concentration, but no official integration timeline has been released. The acquisition amount and the pace of subsequent product rollouts still need to be observed. Existing users can continue to use Coinglass through the original channels.

#CMC #Coinglass #数据 does not constitute investment advice

Scarlet Sapphire

CoinMarketCap is integrating CoinGlass to bring liquidations and open interest data to its platform. This acquisition provides traders with deeper insights into derivatives activity across major assets like BTC and XRP.

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COINMARKETCAP ACQUIRES COINGLASS TO EXPOSE INSTITUTIONAL $BTC LEVERAGE AND LIQUIDITY! 🚨 📊

CoinMarketCap has finalized the acquisition of derivatives data platform Coinglass, uniting spot metrics with institutional order flow tools. 📊 Integrating open interest, liquidation maps, and funding rates into a unified matrix equips traders with precise visibility over institutional positioning.

Coinglass will operate independently while feeding key market leverage analytics across 2,500 products. 🔍 Bridging spot volume with derivatives intelligence reveals hidden liquidity pools and order block retests before volatile expansions occur.

Tracking institutional leverage distribution is quickly becoming essential for timing high R:R setups. 💬 Do you regularly monitor funding rates and liquidation cascades before entering trades? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BTC #Coinglass #Crypto #Derivatives #MarketStructure

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Jaimie Faircloth cMuE

CoinMarketCap acquired CoinGlass to expand cryptocurrency derivatives data. CoinGlass will continue with its brand, team, and services, including the website, app, free tools, API, and prices, without changes.

#CoinMarketCap #CoinGlass #CryptoDerivatives #BinanceSquare

Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinmarketcap-coinglass-expand-crypto-derivatives-data?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

suohaWisdom

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Big news in the encryption circle! CoinMarketCap has acquired CoinGlass, so the data is now more comprehensive. CoinGlass’s brand and team are both retained, and the tools remain free to use—this is good news for users like us! #加密市场 #CoinGlass

Big news in crypto! CoinMarketCap just acquired CoinGlass to expand their derivatives data. Good news for us users - CoinGlass keeps its brand, team, and all free tools unchanged! #CryptoMarket #CoinGlass

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📊 CoinMarketCap acquires crypto derivatives data platform Coinglass.

This move will strengthen CMC’s coverage across derivatives dimensions such as liquidation data, funding rates, futures, and options, further accelerating consolidation in the crypto data sector.

#CoinMarketCap #Coinglass #CryptoData

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