ETHERSCAN DATA REVEALED

Last updated: June 19, 2025, 00:51  |  Written by: Meltem Demirors

Etherscan Data Revealed
Etherscan Data Revealed

Bitcoin Formed A New Record

According to the report, institutional investors are shorting digital assets due to their negative sentiment. In addition, the inflows from these shorts represent 75 percent of

Bitcoin formed a new record high this week despite the highest ratio of short positions since September 2025. The rise in short positions indicate that traders are not buying

ProShares Bitcoin short funds see record inflows - Investing.com

Investors Are Shorting Bitcoin, Ethereum in Record Numbers

Investment Products Shorting Bitcoin See Record Inflows

Bitcoin, Ethereum see Record Number of Short Investments

Traders pile $130m into short bets on Ethereum. Here’s where

Ethereum Short Positions Hit Record High as Hedge

Investors short Bitcoin and Ethereum in record numbers as fears

Institutional Investor Sentiment Was

As short positions built up, institutions aggressively bought Ethereum ETF shares last week. CoinShares reported $790 million flowing into spot Ethereum funds as

Why Are Bitcoin Traders Aggressively Shorting as BTC Hits New

Institutional investor sentiment was “deeply negative” last week, according to the report, as short product inflows represented 75% of the total inflowsthe largest inflow on

Thursday

Bitcoin’s Return Above $100K Triggers Largest Short Squeeze

Thursday’s short squeeze wiped out nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions as Bitcoin and Ethereum surged to multi-week highs. Bitcoin briefly crossed the $100,000

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are witnessing record inflows into short investment products. This development is most likely due to the

In Contrast To The Growing

In contrast to the growing interest in short Bitcoin funds, data shows a substantial $438 million withdrawal from a collection of 12 spot ETFs that directly invest in

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