Ethereum Derivatives Signal a Crowded Trade at Key February Expiries
Ethereum was trading between $2,014 and $2,028 per coin on Feb. 10, while derivatives markets told a far louder story beneath the surface. Futures open interest remains elevated, options positioning is heavily skewed tow...
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